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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: Was last night's Town Hall biased? I think so, but what do you think? [View all]stopbush
(24,812 posts)80. Really? Bernie is running as a social D and is calling for a revolution, his words, not the MSM.
He is talking about ideas that are radical in this day and age, just as radical as was the idea of revolution back when we were still the colonies.
Yet, you act like the moderators of these public town halls etc are being unfair in giving him the opportunity to tell the public exactly what he means by his rhetoric. Bernie has put them in a position where they can't just act like he hasn't said what he's said. He is counting on them asking these kinds of questions so he can educate the electorate on who he is and what he stands for. His job as a candidate is to take their question and move the discussion onto his turf.
Crocodile tears over a non-issue, IMO.
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Was last night's Town Hall biased? I think so, but what do you think? [View all]
retrowire
Jan 2016
OP
I see your post as a kind deflection to avoid the question and avoid the topic at hand.
retrowire
Jan 2016
#14
You are very welcome. That isn't deflection. It's hitting the nail on the head. nt.
NCTraveler
Jan 2016
#15
On that point, you are wrong. I, a lifelong Democrat and a hard-working one, was disgusted
JDPriestly
Jan 2016
#84
Tampa Bay Times reported that Hillary got the softer non policy issues, so she didn't have to
ViseGrip
Jan 2016
#4
And then glance nervously over their shoulders to make sure Clinton won't exact revenge
Android3.14
Jan 2016
#71
She didn't hit home runs. Her pitches were rigged. And she made a mess of it anyway.
JDPriestly
Jan 2016
#120
in spite of this I think Bernie came out of it looking pretty good. Mark my words,
corkhead
Jan 2016
#24
Wow..those were the questions? No climate change, ISIS, education, racial issues, immigration...
EndElectoral
Jan 2016
#37
I am not complaining. it does appear Hillary got harder questions and answered well.
Thinkingabout
Jan 2016
#55
to quote Cenk Uygur," Of COOOURSE!" But it didn't matter, re: Bernie's performance.
Kip Humphrey
Jan 2016
#53
Biased and unfair insofar as Governor O'Malley received 10 minutes less time than Senator Sanders,
elleng
Jan 2016
#62
The Cuomos have been friends of Hillary for quite a long time. Yes, it was biased.
Duval
Jan 2016
#63
Thank you, Deny and Shred, I always like saying "Thank you for the thread, Shred" I guess it's the
Uncle Joe
Jan 2016
#77
Really? Bernie is running as a social D and is calling for a revolution, his words, not the MSM.
stopbush
Jan 2016
#80
So disgusting that if Bernie doesn't win the nomination, I may consider changing political
JDPriestly
Jan 2016
#83
I have said this many times. I will vote for all the Democrats on my ballot except Hillary.
JDPriestly
Jan 2016
#117
Bernie supporters recognize that we are at a turning point in the history of the United States.
JDPriestly
Jan 2016
#119
One question may say it all - To O'Malley Are you just trying for HILLARY's cabinet
karynnj
Jan 2016
#99
I did not have the same take as you, but I think you make a valid point about the questions...
Mike Nelson
Jan 2016
#106
Since you left out the O'Malley Infomercial here it is. Stagecraft at its finest.
Skwmom
Jan 2016
#112