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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: "I got to stamp my feet and refuse to vote for Hillary." [View all]Ken Burch
(50,254 posts)63. It's a Berniephobe mocking Sanders people who haven't come around yet.
Doesn't seem to get it that the WORST way to win such people over is to browbeat them and insult them.
And I say that as a person who started a thread last night appealing to the holdouts to back the ticket:
http://www.democraticunderground.com/12512308737
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As if our government was ever corruption free - but at least we won't be living Mad Max with Hillary
ehrnst
Jul 2016
#54
Wait, did you just say "kids?" How very un-PC of you. Those people are adults!
MoonRiver
Jul 2016
#48
People who preferred Bernie to HRC(a group that included a lot of women)did so on the issues.
Ken Burch
Jul 2016
#72
A now unified party thanks Bernie and looks to overthrowing the Repub Congress. #StrongerTogether
L. Coyote
Jul 2016
#29
I'm glad she didn't choose Sen Warren, but she could have chosen someone with a personality
MidwestTech
Jul 2016
#49
Look, I myself am voting for Hillary, mostly because Bernie was able to move the party
JCanete
Jul 2016
#53
This is so common I have made a guess. If the daily bashing of Sanders supporters continues
Todays_Illusion
Jul 2016
#79