2016 Postmortem

Lucinda

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9. That is not leadership.

Fri Apr 1, 2016, 03:11 PM

Apr 2016

Last year not one single thing he proposed had bi-partisan support. None.
The two prior years, less than 10 percent of his proposals had bi-partisan support.
Those are not the actions of someone who can work with congress to get his agenda accomplished.

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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