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2016 Postmortem

peace13

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7. The fact is that the vote has not been certified yet.

Reply to morningfog (Original post)

Fri Apr 22, 2016, 10:33 AM

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Why Bernie's New York loss was a turning point in viability. [View all] morningfog Apr 2016 OP

Wonder how all those purged voters may have changed the outcome? Don't you wonder, at all? nc4bo Apr 2016 #1

I don't wonder, I know. NorthCarolina Apr 2016 #2

no, it wouldn't matter at all OKNancy Apr 2016 #5

I don't care who they would have voted for...it's still an outrage. Punkingal Apr 2016 #6

Absolutely, but auntpurl Apr 2016 #12

....that wasn't all that happened in NY. Someone(s) had an itchy, overly ambitious trigger finger. nc4bo Apr 2016 #11

Most of them were most likely Hillary voters oberliner Apr 2016 #9

We will never know now will we? How sad. nt nc4bo Apr 2016 #13

You're right oberliner Apr 2016 #15

Yet we preach to other countries about democratic elections. The hypocrisy is astounding. nt nc4bo Apr 2016 #17

A lot of other countries are even worse oberliner Apr 2016 #19

Sure, but it wouldn't flip to state or change the delegate count much, regardless. morningfog Apr 2016 #16

They wouldn't have changed the outcome except to increase Hillary's lead. pnwmom Apr 2016 #29

At least they worked most of the bugs out of the election rigging. November should be interesting. Katashi_itto Apr 2016 #3

Good post. auntpurl Apr 2016 #4

He said he would. I don't know, but suspect it is due to some discussions with the DNC. morningfog Apr 2016 #10

The fact is that the vote has not been certified yet. peace13 Apr 2016 #7

Al true which is why his role can be so much more impactful than US Senator UMTerp01 Apr 2016 #8

Ohh look a shiny, new account. Loudestlib Apr 2016 #21

If Hillary is the nominee, I am finished with the Democratic Party. djean111 Apr 2016 #14

good post jcgoldie Apr 2016 #18

I agree with all of that except for 1 small point griffi94 Apr 2016 #20

I would add that he and his supporters need to get mythology Apr 2016 #23

Exactly griffi94 Apr 2016 #24

How long have middle-aged sellouts been around? Why is this all on the kids? GreenPartyVoter Apr 2016 #27

It's always been all on the kids griffi94 Apr 2016 #33

There's pragmatic, and then there's giving away the whole store before GreenPartyVoter Apr 2016 #36

Then the revolution griffi94 Apr 2016 #38

Yes, that's the answer to our immediate and looming destruction, GreenPartyVoter Apr 2016 #39

The kids don't vote eom rjsquirrel Apr 2016 #41

K&R Alfresco Apr 2016 #22

I can't imagine caring about "pushing Hillary" to the left. Lizzie Poppet Apr 2016 #25

Most if not all of his goals are worthy DemocratSinceBirth Apr 2016 #26

Great op. Enjoyed reading it. I believe we changed Sander for the better as well. NCTraveler Apr 2016 #28

Thank you for this, morningfog. I agree he deserves our respect for coming this far pnwmom Apr 2016 #30

Thank you for... JSup Apr 2016 #31

I'm mostly fine with Bernie the person Tarc Apr 2016 #32

Did you hear what David Plouffe said yesterday about the Sanders Campaign? brush Apr 2016 #34

He cannot push Hillary towards his message, their messages go in different directions. Autumn Apr 2016 #35

And this time it differences are regarding vital issues: Climate jwirr Apr 2016 #37

+1 DCBob Apr 2016 #40