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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: One reason people are turned off by politics is the Phoniness. Bernie is not a phony. [View all]anigbrowl
(13,889 posts)79. You certainly packed a lot of straw men into that OP.
My compliments on your pitchforking skills.
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One reason people are turned off by politics is the Phoniness. Bernie is not a phony. [View all]
Armstead
Jun 2016
OP
You say this and probably joke about establishment Republicans supporting Trump after
Dustlawyer
Jun 2016
#4
He is not fighting against democracy. He is fighting against unjust social conditions that
The Wielding Truth
Jun 2016
#80
No...... career politician kissing ass and cashing in with big corporate payday is phony
Armstead
Jun 2016
#9
No, hypocritical would be to say. "I think Hillary is the greatest. I don't mean anything I said."
Armstead
Jun 2016
#15
It takes thought, correct judgement and courage to know invading Iraq would have repercussions
slipslidingaway
Jun 2016
#25
Sorry you missed the point or I did not explain clearly, rushing this decision will not give rise to
slipslidingaway
Jun 2016
#32
"Sanders is expected to shift on a dime" - of course he is, that's what they're used to
demwing
Jun 2016
#38
So, after the convention vote, he'll wait a month or two because he can't "shift on a dime"?
brooklynite
Jun 2016
#43
You're forgetting (or ignoring) the fact that he received about 40-43 percent for a reason
Armstead
Jun 2016
#48
The differences between the candidates in 2008 was not largely ideological.
JonLeibowitz
Jun 2016
#57
Pretending he is still in the 'race'. His campaign manager said he is going for the nomination...
Demsrule86
Jun 2016
#56
I dont' recall him saying he was planning to help Trump which is all he does now.
Demsrule86
Jun 2016
#73
You are telling me Hillary Clinton plans to reform Wall street and the big money interests?
-none
Jun 2016
#86
Thanks for the OP and the reminders of the real cost of insincere politics.
jonestonesusa
Jun 2016
#60
Are you kidding? He is the ultimate phony, a flim-flam man who used empty promises as a way
eastwestdem
Jun 2016
#67
He is a phony. A real hypocrite who yells and screams about everyone voting, yet not
lunamagica
Jun 2016
#81