2016 Postmortem

Bobbie Jo

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Reply to Human101948 (Reply #63)

Sun May 8, 2016, 06:46 PM

May 2016

What's you're point? Sounds like you just made mine.

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If a democratic candidate covets Republicans. [View all] Joe the Revelator May 2016 OP

I agree with everything but the last line. We have a great candidate, in the mold of silvershadow May 2016 #1

That should be a given. Bernie earned his (D) by doing the exact opposite of what I'm outlining Joe the Revelator May 2016 #3

Well, then it is puzzling why you said we're a party WITHOUT a candidate? pdsimdars May 2016 #19

Operation Chaos 2016 isnt funding Hillary. Theyre funding Bernie. JaneyVee May 2016 #22

That is true. riversedge May 2016 #44

Exactly, we have the greatest candidate ever, our own FDR! ViseGrip May 2016 #52

Post removed Post removed May 2016 #2

Wait I have to take my blood pressure first. bkkyosemite May 2016 #5

Perhaps we just do a find-and-replace of "republican" to "communist" Tarc May 2016 #4

He hasn't with the Republicans she has with their bkkyosemite May 2016 #6

Oh noes! Hillary touched a Republican! Tarc May 2016 #11

Like Bernie--they rehash 40 yr old stuff. riversedge May 2016 #45

Policies matter. Joe the Revelator May 2016 #7

When mainstream Republicans realize that tRump is so crazy SFnomad May 2016 #10

Her polices are obviously tenable to most Democratic voters Tarc May 2016 #13

I don't agree with your premise, I believe there are enough low info voters who let... Joe the Revelator May 2016 #14

Patronizing sexism + a veiled allusion to Stockholm Syndrome in A-As Tarc May 2016 #18

Alert results JustABozoOnThisBus May 2016 #28

Dissing voters is a stupid thing to do. Shame on you. riversedge May 2016 #46

Tenable and "enthusiastically supported" are two different things Armstead May 2016 #23

What Does It Say About A Country When Political Parties Curry Favor From All But Citizens cantbeserious May 2016 #8

If opponents of a Democratic candidate sound like Republicans... SidDithers May 2016 #9

Cute, really, but you're trying to compere supporters of a candidate to actual high level political Joe the Revelator May 2016 #12

Nope. Actually, it makes me wonder how many Hortensis May 2016 #57

It becomes clear every time I read your posts, except your party favorite is the Tories Dragonfli May 2016 #15

And accuse Democrats of being Republicans. betsuni May 2016 #16

Of course. All the Republicans I know support single payer health care. eridani May 2016 #17

Thread win. JaneyVee May 2016 #21

BRAVO! Metric System May 2016 #26

Exactly. JoePhilly May 2016 #31

Convenient to ignore that folks on the left do not use PufPuf23 May 2016 #36

So you're not talking about the dems defending Welfare Reform, then? vintx May 2016 #62

From the crowd that uses FOX News, Hot Air, and Judicial Watch as sources. JaneyVee May 2016 #20

So, when Sanders courts Trump supporters, at what point does he stop being a Democrat? baldguy May 2016 #24

What Trump policy positions has Bernie adopted? Human101948 May 2016 #27

Aside from opposing the IWR? Or being anti-establishment? baldguy May 2016 #29

What are you talking about? Human101948 May 2016 #35

Trump and Sanders are two side of the same hypocrisy cion. baldguy May 2016 #37

That's a stretch...the F-35 has not been used in war... Human101948 May 2016 #38

"In 1985, for example, protesters massed at the General Electric plant in Burlington, Vermont,..." baldguy May 2016 #41

Bernie declared war on Central America? Human101948 May 2016 #42

Bernie feeds into the anger and manutfactures hate as we have seen in CA Bernie protesters-Shameful! riversedge May 2016 #47

To me, the party branding is of trivial importance; policies are everything. Lizzie Poppet May 2016 #25

if a 70 year old man has never been a democrat his whole life but runs as one to become President MariaThinks May 2016 #30

As a voter I can declare myself a Democrat the same day I vote... Human101948 May 2016 #43

as a democrat i can support a variety of positions, why does that make Hillary a republican? MariaThinks May 2016 #55

Many of us believe (perhaps erroneously) that being a Democrat means supporting... Human101948 May 2016 #59

Every Democratic Presidential Nominee MineralMan May 2016 #32

And next Berners will be claiming that only Bernie can lure away ... JoePhilly May 2016 #33

Oh they already have Bobbie Jo May 2016 #49

Got anything to refute that? Human101948 May 2016 #60

Do what? Bobbie Jo May 2016 #61

Bernie's crossover appeal versus Hillary's crossover appeal... Human101948 May 2016 #63

Ok Bobbie Jo May 2016 #66

Seriously, this post might make more sense at freeperville. nt BootinUp May 2016 #34

Years ago, IMO. djean111 May 2016 #39

She's just dispalying her historical and lengthy experience of collaborating with Republicans. Tierra_y_Libertad May 2016 #40

Please add that MANY Democrats voted for the resolution. riversedge May 2016 #48

I do. I guess they all just made a "mistake" or were bamboozled by Bush. Tierra_y_Libertad May 2016 #50

TPP, KEYstone XL, Privatized Social Security, Regime Change, Rigged FTAs, etc amborin May 2016 #51

Last time I looked...Democratic Party is a big tent party...unlike either beachbumbob May 2016 #53

There is already a conservative party and this is a duopoly "big tent" as you'd have it TheKentuckian May 2016 #67

I recall a lot of posts about how Bernie has cross appeal to repubs onenote May 2016 #54

They've stopped acknowledging that fact. JoePhilly May 2016 #56

If that was said about Senator Bernie Sanders you'd be lauding him for being "bipartisan". George II May 2016 #58

In other words: If it walks like a duck......... Ferd Berfel May 2016 #64

By that logic Reagan was a Democrat anigbrowl May 2016 #65