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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: Bernie Sanders just sent me an important email... [View all]Armstead
(47,803 posts)18. Comparatively, that's not a complaint I'd make...
People can decide for themselves whether they want to fund another stage of his campaign and send him another few bucks.
That's a whole difference scale than a future candidate getting exhorbitant speaking fees and dark money from from Wall St banksters and corporations, and with your spouse making almost $2oo million after a career of holding public office.
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Oh yeah, *he's* the one who has a history of voting and taking executive actions around donations.
JudyM
Jun 2016
#11
So you're offended at a sig photo described by you as "disgusting" after having posted...
ChisolmTrailDem
Jun 2016
#15
You DO realize that if you eliminate SuperPACS, you still need campaign cash?
brooklynite
Jun 2016
#10
Ahh the rationalization for why to accept graft. Sanders didn't fail because he
rhett o rick
Jun 2016
#34
If we don't turn around this ever growing Wealthy Gap we will end up like Haiti and it won't matter.
rhett o rick
Jun 2016
#57
he wasnt in it to win it, dont be so shortsighted. His goal was to ignite a movement- period
larkrake
Jun 2016
#62
but he got more than he expected- his movement. That is not failure it is resounding victory
larkrake
Jun 2016
#36
Almost $200 in joint personal wealth from a career in political office and charity is...
Armstead
Jun 2016
#20
I guess some just don't pay attention. We have a movement to run. To the Corporatists
rhett o rick
Jun 2016
#38
Oddly I didn't get that one but I did get one from the Clinton campaign over the weekend
azurnoir
Jun 2016
#41
there was no fair play. Bernie wants to make up his own rules. Now that he has officially lost,
MariaThinks
Jun 2016
#42
The fight is very very steep. What? For money or nomination? Surely he is not suggesting nomination?
seabeyond
Jun 2016
#28
Nope, they work there, they dont live there. Almost a nice try, but not. nt
stevenleser
Jun 2016
#65
Good for Bernie. He received the 3rd highest total votes in Democratic Primary History.
JimDandy
Jun 2016
#39