What I am saying is (Reply #5) - Democratic Underground

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Fri Apr 1, 2016, 02:55 PM

Andy823 (11,490 posts)

5. What I am saying is

He, Bernie Sanders, does not like to compromise with the other side, yet I keep hearing how he CAN get things done because he has a record of working with republicans. If you read the article I doesn't really look like he has done much of working with the other side. It's not very good to be one the same level as Ted Cruz when it comes to working with others.

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43 replies	Author	Time	Post
I keep asking how Bernie can get things done [View all]	Andy823	Apr 2016	OP
Clinton doesn't have to worry about getting anything done.	Warren Stupidity	Apr 2016	#1
Like she hasn't done anything- except bad- for reproductive rights....	bettyellen	Apr 2016	#14
So by using that scale of partisanship and your logic	revbones	Apr 2016	#2
What I am saying is	Andy823	Apr 2016	#5
Seems to have gotten a lot accomplished despite the false narrative in your OP	revbones	Apr 2016	#7
If the Democrats controlled the House and the Senate, that would be true. N.T.	Donald Ian Rankin	Apr 2016	#16
This message was self-deleted by its author	TheDormouse	Apr 2016	#24
The same exact way everyone else does	LostOne4Ever	Apr 2016	#3
Did you read the article?	Andy823	Apr 2016	#6
You asked how he could get things done. I answered	LostOne4Ever	Apr 2016	#13
Bernie Sanders Scored Victories for Years via Legislative Side Doors NYTimes	snowy owl	Apr 2016	#4
That is not leadership.	Lucinda	Apr 2016	#9
And over the last six years how's Obama done? What did H accomplish as Senator? Facts, please.	snowy owl	Apr 2016	#17
Seriously? You haven't researched the records of the candidates yourself?	Lucinda	Apr 2016	#34
smoke and mirrors	snowy owl	Apr 2016	#41
LOL	Lucinda	Apr 2016	#42
It would look like your research on H, wouldn't it?	snowy owl	Apr 2016	#43
Not one Senator is standing with him, that should say it all	FloridaBlues	Apr 2016	#36
Yep. n/t	Lucinda	Apr 2016	#37
Says the corporate dems stick together	timmymoff	Apr 2016	#38
Trump, Cruz and Sanders ALL Would be the Most Isolated Presidents in Modern History	Stallion	Apr 2016	#8
No senator has endorsed Bernie	cosmicone	Apr 2016	#10
or it could also be proof	beedle	Apr 2016	#32
All 99 of them? LMAO	cosmicone	Apr 2016	#33
Ironic how an Independent is being accused of being "too partisan"	99th_Monkey	Apr 2016	#11
The Obama administration did everything possible	JCanete	Apr 2016	#12
Work? Yes. Collaborate? No.	Tierra_y_Libertad	Apr 2016	#15
Cruz is 2nd-most partisan senator AFTER Bernie?	Hortensis	Apr 2016	#18
I've wondered the same thing. For someone who's been in Congress for 25 years, the best	politicaljunkie41910	Apr 2016	#19
did you read this?	TheDormouse	Apr 2016	#20
Well bless your heart...	catnhatnh	Apr 2016	#21
I could have run up the score	catnhatnh	Apr 2016	#22
206 bills? How could the op have missed that?	beam me up scottie	Apr 2016	#23
I'm amazed too...	catnhatnh	Apr 2016	#25
I've posted a link to that info many times, they always ignore it for some reason.	beam me up scottie	Apr 2016	#27
Honest mistake I'm sure...n/t	catnhatnh	Apr 2016	#29
Oh most certainly, no one would be that disingenuous.	beam me up scottie	Apr 2016	#30
Another Goldwater Girl BS post	Roland99	Apr 2016	#26
Why do you keep asking the question?	Vinca	Apr 2016	#28
I shudder to think what Hillary would get done, with the willing assistance of the GOP.	djean111	Apr 2016	#31
Hillary thinks we get to single payer by having 31 repuke governors enact it.	libtodeath	Apr 2016	#35
I'm not going to give you any crap, Andy ...	Trajan	Apr 2016	#39
A President doesn't need to work across the "isle."	Ron Green	Apr 2016	#40

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