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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: Bernie disavows the "whore" remark. Do you? [View all]LuvLoogie
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Bernie thinks you're being inappropriate and there's no place for your comments in his campaign
Renew Deal
Apr 2016
#6
Not at all. It is a perfectly fitting pejorative description of political scumbags. nt
Bonobo
Apr 2016
#5
Get your popcorn ready, part of DU denies it happened & another part justifies the use of the word.
FSogol
Apr 2016
#7
Lol. Did they say he was wrong or that they simply won't follow in lockstep?
2pooped2pop
Apr 2016
#36
Unlike Hillary supporters, I don't blindly and unquestioningly agree with whatever my candidate says
hobbit709
Apr 2016
#16
I see nothing wrong with calling corporate Dems persons of easily negotiable virtue.
hobbit709
Apr 2016
#25
Good OP, I think we're learning a lot about his supporters from the responses. Thanks!
George II
Apr 2016
#19
My response is that I had better not see a single use of "media whore," "corporate
ScreamingMeemie
Apr 2016
#23
Not for Hillary supporters. They reset their moral compasses every day, to match their candidate's
Marr
Apr 2016
#98
Yes; surely everybody understands that Sanders' supporters may disagree with him on specific matters
Betty Karlson
Apr 2016
#43
IN a political campaign I disavow it. But in normal conversation, in general terms....
Armstead
Apr 2016
#46
There is no need to defend it. It's an accurate statement of our Democracy.
JonLeibowitz
Apr 2016
#49
I don't have a problem with the term; I think it was inappropriate to use it in this setting.
cyberswede
Apr 2016
#52
I do not. I agree with Dr. Song that corporate whores are a huge problem.
DisgustipatedinCA
Apr 2016
#62
They don't care. Only some of us are not allowed to disagree with him, you see.
Starry Messenger
Apr 2016
#64
I do not. At all. We, as Democrats, have been calling out corporate whores for decades
Joe the Revelator
Apr 2016
#68
Disavow? Not really, but it did give an opportunity for righteous indignation...
lumberjack_jeff
Apr 2016
#69
No, I don't. I didn't when Randy Rhodes got in trouble for saying it. I don't now.
phleshdef
Apr 2016
#74
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bkkyosemite
Apr 2016
#77
What word should we use instead ? What other word would you agree to... so the phrase is
berniepdx420
Apr 2016
#82
Thank you for this thread. It reaffirms what we already knew about Sanders's supporters.
Buzz Clik
Apr 2016
#84
I found the use of the term to be apt. Even though it was not directed at Clinton it sure fits her.
CBGLuthier
Apr 2016
#96
It was fine to apologize since the Clinton campaign jumps on stuff like this...
polichick
Apr 2016
#102