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In reply to the discussion: UAW president, Sanders divided over convention event [View all]JoeOtterbein
(7,702 posts)23. The primary is long over. Can we stop the...
...Bernie hate now?
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It looks that way. BTW, the almost final delegate count (we vote in CT tomorrow in the LAST....
George II
Aug 2020
#3
Why doesn't he do something about the prisoners from Vermont that were sent out of state
JI7
Aug 2020
#4
Actually Iowa's delegates have been realigned and the final count is Biden 16, Sanders 12....
George II
Aug 2020
#7
Why were they realigned? Is this due to the second and third-level caucuses?
democrattotheend
Aug 2020
#118
He endorsed Biden, and conceded? He want his nomination announced in the union hall that endorsed
still_one
Aug 2020
#8
Runners up have been nominated at the convention and part of the roll call since at least 2008
democrattotheend
Aug 2020
#114
Seems he could've planned for another union leader to endorse, but maybe UAW is the establishment.
betsuni
Aug 2020
#58
Pushing that he be nominated by the Union that endorsed Biden can be viewed in different ways
still_one
Aug 2020
#24
He seems to be wanting to make it appear that the UAW is backing him, which clearly they are not.
George II
Aug 2020
#80
"Big labor unions ... are essential to Democrats, offering organizing support on which the party
betsuni
Aug 2020
#64
He can do it if he wants. But he and Sanders want it to appear as if the UAW is "nominating" him...
George II
Aug 2020
#75
Yes, someone is trying to divide Dems. But not George II Did you read the article? (nt)
ehrnst
Aug 2020
#107
To play devil's advocate, is it to be viewed as a unifying action, or a misleading one?
still_one
Aug 2020
#26
Unifying that you have a representative from a group who didn't support Sanders' in the primary
still_one
Aug 2020
#38
Most former candidates don't throw their name into nomination. Hillary didn't in 2008...
Demsrule86
Aug 2020
#61
I thought it was formality. Thank you for pointing that out. That puts things in an entirely
still_one
Aug 2020
#66
It's not the formality that people are concerned with, it's the fact that Sanders wants it to seem..
George II
Aug 2020
#81
That point I understood George, and I don't understand the psychology of wanting a group who
still_one
Aug 2020
#85
A lot of that demographic made up what was referred to as the "reagan" Democrats, so I think
still_one
Aug 2020
#93
If Biden doesn't win in November this could be the last time for ALL of us for this sort of thing.
George II
Aug 2020
#74
Many of us voted for Bernie for POTUS. Some of us twice. Please stop the...
JoeOtterbein
Aug 2020
#35
The UAW person already said what is wrong. I think he knows the UAW better than any of us.
George II
Aug 2020
#77
It's not a "tradition". It has happened but not at every convention, and I don't recall....
George II
Aug 2020
#79
Candidates are nominated by the people that supported them in the primarites.
TexasTowelie
Aug 2020
#102
I don't think "hate" is the correct characterization, but you have a point about this is
still_one
Aug 2020
#34
as if a loser putting his name up for nomination is not related to fighting the primary lol
msongs
Aug 2020
#42
I will never like Sanders personally. And putting his name in nomination reinforces my feelings.
Demsrule86
Aug 2020
#63
How it is "Bernie hate"? You've said that several times here but not explained....
George II
Aug 2020
#82
No it is not. He should throw his support behind Biden and not put his name in nomination....
Demsrule86
Aug 2020
#62
I know, right? And even if someone wants to forego unanimity and unity, why do it in a way...
NurseJackie
Aug 2020
#84
The UAW endorsed Biden. Why would Bernie a former UAW leader to "nominate" him?
ehrnst
Aug 2020
#105