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In reply to the discussion: Sanders: I'll Decide On Presidential Run By March [View all]still_one
(98,883 posts)31. Not sure about that. He knows he will have to run as a Democrat to have a chance to
Win so that tells me if he runs he will become a Democrat
Once that happens and he actually announces we will have a good idea what the prospects are
Bernie his job will be to get his message out, and he will need the media for that. If they ignore him that is where he will have problems
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People need to consider all the ramifications. There is nothing wrong with taking
still_one
Dec 2014
#29
They say nothing is harder than running for prez and Bernie may not be in the type of
NoJusticeNoPeace
Dec 2014
#32
I agree. Forgetting about Bill Clintons policies good or bad, he had the perfect
still_one
Dec 2014
#46
Go, Bernie! It's either Bernie or Elizabeth or another round of bait and switch.
Enthusiast
Dec 2014
#3
I don't think either will run, and I don't think either can win. I'll get bashed but....
George II
Dec 2014
#45
The assumption that she is our best shot at the WH is depressing. I don't think she can win the
merrily
Dec 2014
#62
People who think it's important for Bernie to run, whether he wins or not, might think about
merrily
Dec 2014
#4
It's worse than censoring because it's more subtle and many people who would not stand for
merrily
Dec 2014
#17
All true, Rocco. Social Security and Medicare, also socialistic. Traffic lights and roads, too.
merrily
Dec 2014
#61
Well, I donated as well and I'm glad I did. Lets take a ride down memory lane to 2007...
mimi85
Dec 2014
#70
I realize lots here do not follow polls but winning is not in the numbers for Bernie.
Thinkingabout
Dec 2014
#25
Not sure about that. He knows he will have to run as a Democrat to have a chance to
still_one
Dec 2014
#31
So, I guess if he says he is running, some will declare him a "liar", because of
djean111
Dec 2014
#35
I didn't - I said maybe SOME would call him a liar, since nearly every time someone
djean111
Dec 2014
#39
You are not making sense, or else you do not comprehend the meaning of what I said -
djean111
Dec 2014
#42
Who are you arguing with, go back and read what I wrote, interrupt it as you please,
Thinkingabout
Dec 2014
#47
Did the 50 million people vote in 2014, 2012, 2010, and all of the years they have been eligible?
Thinkingabout
Dec 2014
#66
Don't get huffy, if we dont vote out those who destroy assistance to the poor it isn't going to
Thinkingabout
Dec 2014
#69
BTW, what arevhis current poll numbers? Has he established a 50 state operation to get on the
Thinkingabout
Dec 2014
#67