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In reply to the discussion: Bernie Has NEVER Supported the GOP Nominee over a Democrat - Wish I could Say the Same for Clinton [View all]Progressive dog
(7,612 posts)70. Facts matter
Hillary Clinton is not the first progressive Democratic woman to be challenged by Bernie Sanders. He ran against me in 1986 when I was running for my second term as governor of Vermont. At that time he had little affinity for the Democratic Party. When advised that his third-party candidacy might result in a Republican victory, he saw no difference between Democrats and Republicans, saying: It is absolutely fair to say you are dealing with Tweedledum and Tweedledee.
https://www.bostonglobe.com/opinion/2016/02/04/when-bernie-sanders-ran-against-vermont/kNP6xUupbQ3Qbg9UUelvVM/story.html
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Bernie Has NEVER Supported the GOP Nominee over a Democrat - Wish I could Say the Same for Clinton [View all]
tomm2thumbs
May 2016
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And Debbie Wassermann-DINO openly supports her GOP cronies down here in Florida.
djean111
May 2016
#2
Yep. And when Meek ran, Democrats supported Crist. Congratulations, Senator Rubio.
merrily
May 2016
#4
I was always surprised that she was appointed after the campaign. There has to have been
LiberalArkie
May 2016
#5
Plus veep or SoS was part of the deal she cut for pulling out of the 2004 primary
nxylas
May 2016
#65
I think the Super Delegates are going to want to win MORE than they want to give a nod to Clinton
tomm2thumbs
May 2016
#14
Sounds more like she'll be supporting Trump against herself, given those video clips
Scootaloo
May 2016
#24
He's definitely well ahead of Clinton in approval ratings. Too bad he's not running, and Clinton is
Scootaloo
May 2016
#25
The Democratic Party is going to need Bernie Sanders when Hillary gets indicted.
LS_Editor
May 2016
#29
My recollection is that he's always endorsed the Democratic candidate for President.
Jim Lane
May 2016
#71