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cstanleytech

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58. Some will probably never forgive him for (in their eyes) weakening Hillary.
Sat Aug 25, 2018, 05:57 PM
Aug 2018

Best in my opinion to just move on though from what happened and look to the future which is bleak if we let the Repugnants divide us again.

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Great, now how about reciprocating and joining the party. RelativelyJones Aug 2018 #1
He's making nice with Tom Perez. That's a good thing. mucifer Aug 2018 #2
Agreed. But there are lingering grievances toward him which he could work to alleviate. RelativelyJones Aug 2018 #5
Whatever. I'm happy they are talking now in a positive way. mucifer Aug 2018 #6
I have no grievances toward him Sherman A1 Aug 2018 #7
Some will probably never forgive him for (in their eyes) weakening Hillary. cstanleytech Aug 2018 #58
Did he really weaken her campaign or make it stronger? Sherman A1 Aug 2018 #69
I only have grievances with fascists elmac Aug 2018 #30
He won't. NurseJackie Aug 2018 #16
I like this game... bottomofthehill Aug 2018 #45
The Hill has it wrong. He was NOT "the 2016 Democratic presidential candidate", he was.... George II Aug 2018 #3
Post removed Post removed Aug 2018 #4
Oh what a surprise since it skews the vote in his own direction. Trust Buster Aug 2018 #8
Yeah. murielm99 Aug 2018 #10
Wow. So you are admitting that super d's ars there to circumvent the will of primary voters ? CentralMass Aug 2018 #12
Sanders cult were the ones who wanted supers to flip the results Adenoid_Hynkel Aug 2018 #50
I have always disliked the addition Super D's. How ever the point is that a select few should not CentralMass Aug 2018 #62
Wrong LiberalLovinLug Aug 2018 #63
+1 CentralMass Aug 2018 #72
leaving it to the voters "skews the vote" in Bernie's direction? irresistable Aug 2018 #14
Obviously. InAbLuEsTaTe Aug 2018 #52
In spite of the bather the SD were not involved in choosing the the Democratic nominee. It still_one Aug 2018 #15
Or, it skews the vote in the voters' direction. nt JustABozoOnThisBus Aug 2018 #22
Precisely Sherman A1 Aug 2018 #70
Divide, discourage, murielm99 Aug 2018 #9
+1...nt SidDithers Aug 2018 #11
Life long Dem here. I support Democracy. The Super Delegates should be eliminated. CentralMass Aug 2018 #13
So someone is praising a decision made by the *DNC* Cal Carpenter Aug 2018 #35
Someone? murielm99 Aug 2018 #37
Not playing. Cal Carpenter Aug 2018 #39
It is impossible to have an intellectually honest conversation murielm99 Aug 2018 #74
Feel the same... sad is right. InAbLuEsTaTe Aug 2018 #76
Divide, discourage, LiberalLovinLug Aug 2018 #65
Yet caucuses and "open" primaries remain. Gag me! NurseJackie Aug 2018 #17
I agree with closed primaries and getting rid of caucuses. CentralMass Aug 2018 #18
Yes. guillaumeb Aug 2018 #43
But...but...but... QC Aug 2018 #19
! Tiggeroshii Aug 2018 #20
Which means he can't be the Democratic nominee, because they also ruled that Squinch Aug 2018 #41
Fact: He isn't Adenoid_Hynkel Aug 2018 #49
Lost in the superdelegate debate is the fact that the DNC also passed a rule stating.... George II Aug 2018 #21
So glad we could do something to please you, Bernie. Paladin Aug 2018 #23
+1 RelativelyJones Aug 2018 #27
Or Cha Aug 2018 #81
Every Democratic presidential candidate must be a Democrat Gothmog Aug 2018 #24
... revmclaren Aug 2018 #25
Bazinga! sheshe2 Aug 2018 #26
How is C enforcable ? MichMan Aug 2018 #29
I think that be totally unethical and that no true Democrat justhanginon Aug 2018 #38
Why have it then? MichMan Aug 2018 #57
Obviously there is no legal way to stop them or him. justhanginon Aug 2018 #60
If he is polling well, the last thing we want is to force him to run third party MichMan Aug 2018 #61
Ah yes, back to the threats. If he doesn't get his way, he'll run justhanginon Aug 2018 #64
purpose of DU is to support democrats not independents. nt msongs Aug 2018 #28
Not any more. Us moderate dems were just told to go take a hike. Trust Buster Aug 2018 #31
We continue to the left of course n/t Devil Child Aug 2018 #47
Who's planning to seize the means of production and set up QC Aug 2018 #73
oh boy, here we go again, playing right into putins hands elmac Aug 2018 #34
Warren isn't smiling. At all. ucrdem Aug 2018 #32
Of course he does. It suits the needs of a third-party spoiler. LisaM Aug 2018 #33
Super delegates played no role in denying Bernie the nomination nor was their ever a possibility StevieM Aug 2018 #36
Superdelegates have NEVER had any deciding role in choosing Squinch Aug 2018 #42
Yup - the Busters' number one myth Adenoid_Hynkel Aug 2018 #48
I support a rule requiring a candidate to be a registered Democrat redstatebluegirl Aug 2018 #40
+1 SunSeeker Aug 2018 #54
they also are working to remove caucuses which WhiteTara Aug 2018 #44
Of course, Saint Bernard would never dream of losing undemocratic caucuses Adenoid_Hynkel Aug 2018 #46
I totally agree. Sanders will stop any effort made to get rid of the caucuses. Trust Buster Aug 2018 #51
Let's not forget... Catch2.2 Aug 2018 #53
How about we hear a statement from a Democrat?? KY_EnviroGuy Aug 2018 #55
Well Finally! Me. Aug 2018 #56
"It's pretty hard to win a nomination in a contested race and almost impossible to win without the ehrnst Aug 2018 #59
Its also pretty hard to win the nomination of a party when you refuse to join it. cstanleytech Aug 2018 #66
But that would mean that he would have to work with "the system" ehrnst Aug 2018 #78
Superdelegates were fine by Sanders when he thought they could hand hin the nimination lunamagica Aug 2018 #67
maybe he wants to get rid of them for not going against the voters JI7 Aug 2018 #68
That wouldn't surprise me at all lunamagica Aug 2018 #75
IMO, superdelegates should only be used if there is no majority. Crowman2009 Aug 2018 #71
Thank you, Bernie Sanders, for making the Democratic Party better aikoaiko Aug 2018 #77
Bernie Sanders is a Pied Piper. PubliusEnigma Aug 2018 #80
Go away, Bernie! Was it not enough to help Trump win once??? PubliusEnigma Aug 2018 #79
What this could mean is elected congressional and other officials LiberalFighter Aug 2018 #82
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