2016 Postmortem

arcane1

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38. Same here. I doubt any primary challengers are getting this Clinton cash n/t

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Why isn't Sanders raising money for downticket Dems? [View all] woolldog Apr 2016 OP

Because he does not give a damn about the Democratic party. hrmjustin Apr 2016 #1

yup woolldog Apr 2016 #4

Yep. The Democratic Party is simply a vehicle of COLGATE4 Apr 2016 #5

BULLSH**! As A Former "Down Ticket" Dem... The Party ONLY Gives Support To "ESTABLISHMENT" TOADIES CorporatistNation Apr 2016 #28

For a fact the Party doesn't give support COLGATE4 Apr 2016 #31

So if I can point to an example of where the Party gave support to a progressive... brooklynite Apr 2016 #36

no access to the Democratic Party database unless you are running against DWS and shamed into it virtualobserver Apr 2016 #49

...which has nothing to do with her opponent being a progressive... brooklynite Apr 2016 #65

why should I give to the DNC if they won't provide access to party information.... virtualobserver Apr 2016 #69

I don't care if you give to the DNC at all... brooklynite Apr 2016 #77

yes, but we are funding Bernie..He is getting a tiny number of donors who even max out at $2700.... virtualobserver Apr 2016 #90

Bernie Sanders could right the terms of the JFA any way he wanted to... brooklynite Apr 2016 #92

Yes, he could screw his own candidacy as you suggest, but Hillary is just taking care of herself.... virtualobserver Apr 2016 #96

And yet, every candidate I've talked to wants to run with Hillary at the top brooklynite Apr 2016 #98

they are in the bubble.....they will come to their senses virtualobserver Apr 2016 #101

Most of the candidates I support are non-incumbents... brooklynite Apr 2016 #102

it is a big bubble virtualobserver Apr 2016 #103

The DNC is not publicly trashing Sanders. LiberalFighter Apr 2016 #82

I'll donate to the DNC in the fall, not while they support the opponent of my chosen candidate virtualobserver Apr 2016 #91

You don't even have to donate to them. LiberalFighter Apr 2016 #95

I'm already doing that virtualobserver Apr 2016 #97

At the end of the day, that will be a wasted effort, I suspect. MADem Apr 2016 #114

OK, they gave money to Sanders--so he's an "ESTABLISHMENT TOADY" then (your words) ? nt MADem Apr 2016 #81

Nor do I, the party has moved so far to the right that I no longer will vote a party ticket bowens43 Apr 2016 #14

Hillary isn't giving a dime to the Democratic party......She takes the first $5400 for herself. virtualobserver Apr 2016 #17

That's like children giving $5 to "Hands Across America" and the first $5 went to "Admin Costs!" TheBlackAdder Apr 2016 #48

This is even worse since not many people have the capability of donating $5400.... virtualobserver Apr 2016 #54

+1...nt SidDithers Apr 2016 #26

correction, he doesn't give a damn about Dems that sold out. Perogie Apr 2016 #27

Surely there are *some* downticket Dems who meet his purity standards? woolldog Apr 2016 #59

Careful....I asked that on another thread and a Bernie supporter went nuts....n/t Henhouse Apr 2016 #117

Absolutely False Bodych Apr 2016 #63

Agreed Gothmog Apr 2016 #110

He gives a gigantic damn about the American people. senz Apr 2016 #113

Because he hasn't until recently realized the benefit of buying superdelegate votes. n/t lumberjack_jeff Apr 2016 #2

you call it buying votes, woolldog Apr 2016 #3

"Business as usual" "Undemocratic oligarchic douchebaggery" Tomato, tomahto. lumberjack_jeff Apr 2016 #7

He's loyal to his donors, like me. What's wrong with that? arcane1 Apr 2016 #15

no , it's buying votes. bowens43 Apr 2016 #16

If she is so unselfish and a shoo-in, why not debate when the Amer. People can hear her? snowy owl Apr 2016 #20

how many debates have there been already? woolldog Apr 2016 #22

In P primary, can't have enough debates! All Americans deserve to hear candidates. Period. snowy owl Apr 2016 #25

I guess 26 in 2008 was way too obsessive unapatriciated Apr 2016 #44

UH OH....according to YOUR citation, there were only SIX DEBATES in total between TWO candidates. MADem Apr 2016 #55

And she didn't think six were enough in 2008 unapatriciated Apr 2016 #74

Well, golly--she was LOSING. The LOSER always wants more debates! MADem Apr 2016 #79

so she only cares about fairness when she is loosing. unapatriciated Apr 2016 #84

It's LOSING, not LOOSING--Loosing is what happens to bowels. MADem Apr 2016 #99

Thanks for the spelling correction unapatriciated Apr 2016 #107

He's in worse shape by FAR than she was at this same time in the process. MADem Apr 2016 #112

Her help comes with a price, there is nothing unselfish about it Perogie Apr 2016 #29

what price? woolldog Apr 2016 #39

Post removed Post removed Apr 2016 #43

Ha Perogie hit a nerve it looks like Gwhittey Apr 2016 #75

Because he is running a Presidential campaign... demmiblue Apr 2016 #6

Which "downticket" dems are doing ANYTHING for the Sanders campaign? Red Oak Apr 2016 #8

+1 Best answer. Tierra_y_Libertad Apr 2016 #10

Maybe you don't understand what "downticket" means. It sure sounds that way from your comment. nt MADem Apr 2016 #115

Want to answer my question or deflect with your nonsense? Red Oak Apr 2016 #116

Because it's more expensive to come from behind than maintain a lead? phantom power Apr 2016 #9

Wait a minute... woolldog Apr 2016 #13

He's using the Party's voter VAN program WhiteTara Apr 2016 #23

That's why I was contacted by them right after that data got....errrr.....mis-appropriated, perhaps? MADem Apr 2016 #35

I've gotten many soliciting emails WhiteTara Apr 2016 #41

Probably the same way he got my information. MADem Apr 2016 #58

I don't know about Jeff but Tad brought us WhiteTara Apr 2016 #66

He's a one man revolution kennetha Apr 2016 #11

Revolting!!! MADem Apr 2016 #37

Good. When I donate to a campaign, I want the campaign to spend it n/t arcane1 Apr 2016 #12

^THIS^ cherokeeprogressive Apr 2016 #19

+1 Milestone Apr 2016 #33

I was told that they could use his model WhiteTara Apr 2016 #18

This message was self-deleted by its author snowy owl Apr 2016 #21

If he doesn't like the DNC, he shouldn't sign agreements w/them and want to attend THEIR convention. MADem Apr 2016 #32

You would think this goes withthout saying. woolldog Apr 2016 #42

HA!!!!! MADem Apr 2016 #45

I thought you were a fan of reciprocity? noretreatnosurrender Apr 2016 #93

I'm an even greater fan of good manners. nt woolldog Apr 2016 #100

Yeah noretreatnosurrender Apr 2016 #108

Good day to you. woolldog Apr 2016 #111

Hey, I sent money to Canova in FL. I'll choose my own downticket dems if you don't mind. snowy owl Apr 2016 #24

Same here. I doubt any primary challengers are getting this Clinton cash n/t arcane1 Apr 2016 #38

We certainly can't trust DWS....I gave to Pramila Jayapal and Zephyr Teachout virtualobserver Apr 2016 #40

Also FEINGOLD - a tried and true dem from Wisconsin snowy owl Apr 2016 #50

Soooo glad Jayapal is running for McDermott's seat. Sad to lose him, but suffragette Apr 2016 #61

It's very puzzling. He's certainly done this before, when he was taking a cut from the MADem Apr 2016 #30

Any Money Hillary noretreatnosurrender Apr 2016 #34

as it should. woolldog Apr 2016 #47

Speak For Yourself noretreatnosurrender Apr 2016 #70

Yes it is. woolldog Apr 2016 #71

Hillary noretreatnosurrender Apr 2016 #85

I wonder why he doesn't campaign with other candidates WhiteTara Apr 2016 #46

Maybe because he's trying to get nominated? snowy owl Apr 2016 #51

What do you think Hillary is doing? WhiteTara Apr 2016 #64

Hillary's $18 Million "Victory Fund" could be spent helping her campaign snowy owl Apr 2016 #87

And yet he wants them a superdelegates mcar Apr 2016 #52

Hillary's $18 Million "Victory Fund" could be spent helping her campaign snowy owl Apr 2016 #53

According to This It Is noretreatnosurrender Apr 2016 #89

the OP is disingenuous grasswire Apr 2016 #56

The Better Question Is... Bodych Apr 2016 #57

same reason he sneered at the idea of being a Democrat and refused to help geek tragedy Apr 2016 #60

Because we donated directly to our candidate not the DNC unapatriciated Apr 2016 #62

Why should he? GardeningGal Apr 2016 #67

Maybe because he's not yet the nominee matt819 Apr 2016 #68

The artful smear nt TheDormouse Apr 2016 #72

(a) How many downticket Dems have endorsed him? and (b) TheDormouse Apr 2016 #73

Because until he is the nominee he has no coattails for them to hang on to. n/t Hiraeth Apr 2016 #76

If you wanted to be intellectually honest, you'd ask... dchill Apr 2016 #78

Tad Devine doesn't get a commission on money donated to Congressional campaigns, that's why. nt CalvinballPro Apr 2016 #80

That 42 million was donated to Bernie's presidential campaign. What has the party apparatus Autumn Apr 2016 #83

He's not a Dem rock Apr 2016 #86

Plenty of time after July pat_k Apr 2016 #88

I'm never donating to the DNC with the current Clintonites in charge of it. w4rma Apr 2016 #94

x2 oldandhappy Apr 2016 #106

x3 Red Oak Apr 2016 #119

another recycled meme of the day. pathetic litlbilly Apr 2016 #104

I anyone 'down ticket' supporting his ideas? oldandhappy Apr 2016 #105

Sanders will be unsuccessful in trying to flip super delegates Gothmog Apr 2016 #109

It isn't just about financial help, but help with resources, guidance, connections PeaceNikki Apr 2016 #118

If he gives any to DWS's DNC, Yuugal Apr 2016 #120