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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: Clinton supporters' newest delusion about Bernie Sanders [View all]Uncle Joe
(65,602 posts)107. I agree on all counts.
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Damn right. Little by little, ever since the DLC got started, those of us on the left
vintx
Jun 2016
#3
Yea that's why you refused to vote in 2014 and now in 2016. You are a critical mass at Bernie
upaloopa
Jun 2016
#5
Unless she is a female, then it is breaking glass ceilings, and earth shattering. No matter what she
insta8er
Jun 2016
#29
That's a bunch of anti-Left hate bologna. From my experience in 2014 the Left was out
rhett o rick
Jun 2016
#99
They said the same about Howard Dean. Pardon us if we use the Left's previous inability to show up
BobbyDrake
Jun 2016
#4
BobbyDrake—Translating your message: “I want my Democratic Party to be a Moderate Republican Party”!
CobaltBlue
Jun 2016
#81
actual legislative progress can only be had if you have a legislature that wants progress,
JCanete
Jun 2016
#43
Inventing? I know why the left has a hard time garnering support. It's not some mystery, and it has
JCanete
Jun 2016
#49
Not surprising. My point was that you wouldn't tell us what you believe, so I was working off of
JCanete
Jun 2016
#87
People can argue all they want, the real impact of the Sanders 'revolution' is yet to be seen.
eastwestdem
Jun 2016
#11
I believe Bernie's strong advocacy for selected, younger progressive political leaders at all
Uncle Joe
Jun 2016
#17
Thank you, when I read that ridiculous article, it reeked of Party Elitists propaganda
2banon
Jun 2016
#16
You're not used to true progressivism, democrats have fed you neoliberal policies dressed up as
JRLeft
Jun 2016
#22
She's still chair of the DNC. She's not the one who runs day to day operations and never has been.
hedda_foil
Jun 2016
#28
The "most left wing" had the least diverse coalition of voters and ignored the "southern states"....
uponit7771
Jun 2016
#27
The South is the most conservative region of the nation, most resistant to change and the
Uncle Joe
Jun 2016
#30
Weaver and Divine admitted not competing in the "southern states" & Sanders lost by over 2 mil votes
uponit7771
Jun 2016
#31
lol... that's something to think about... if people heard his message the rejection would've been...
uponit7771
Jun 2016
#34
I find the notion that the long shot black guy who won in 08 doesn't think the system is rigged but
uponit7771
Jun 2016
#56
Correct, and he didn't even compete in the South, but that doesn't count of course.
OnDoutside
Jun 2016
#67
As I said, Bernie didn't have the time, resources nor name recognition to counter the
Uncle Joe
Jun 2016
#33
.. and as I said that's bullshit false on its face, he had enough in whiter redder states and didn't
uponit7771
Jun 2016
#35
No region of the nation is more conservative than the South this holds true among all demographics,
Uncle Joe
Jun 2016
#42
Again, the redder WHITER states are even more conservative and he spent resources there
uponit7771
Jun 2016
#54
in August of '15 Hillary surrogates were already calling Southern Blacks her firewall against Bernie
azurnoir
Jun 2016
#62
Irrelevant and indicates condescension seeing blacks could care less what the Clinton campaign
uponit7771
Jun 2016
#102
Since Obama did ... yes, that's easy... also she stuck around and not just in the senate or SoS...
uponit7771
Jun 2016
#103
Bernie never underestimated their role in this primary nor throughout his life, but the
Uncle Joe
Jun 2016
#44
Bernie was given a pass by the media. His past would have been the end of him long ago.
tonyt53
Jun 2016
#51
"A pass by the media"? the corporate media conglomerates all but blacked out coverage of Bernie
Uncle Joe
Jun 2016
#106
I disagree, he understimated the roll PoC issues from the START of the campaign and homogenized them
uponit7771
Jun 2016
#55
it would be stupid to campaign in Texas, Oklahoma, Mississippi, etc. She's not stupid. n/t
lumberjack_jeff
Jun 2016
#71
If she is far enough ahead that she can afford to spend some time in some red states.
totodeinhere
Jun 2016
#91
+1, the experienced people understand the difference between GE and Primary while the sore losers
uponit7771
Jun 2016
#89
Hopefully, GE != primary... that's what experience will get us... someone who campaigns smart
uponit7771
Jun 2016
#88
Polling showed in "southern states" millienial voters were for HRC along same lines as parents...
uponit7771
Jun 2016
#90
No, not new. This has been Sanders' achilles heel since the day he launched in Vermont:
ucrdem
Jun 2016
#59
The Clinton supporters were really nasty toward then Candidate Obama back in 2008.
AtomicKitten
Jun 2016
#68