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peacebird

(14,195 posts)
10. She's for GMO's & monsanto, more H1B visas... She's not anywhere near 'a thousand times' better
Thu Aug 20, 2015, 11:25 AM
Aug 2015

She would simply be status quo....

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That is true. still_one Aug 2015 #1
Really hope so. Those activists damn well better not pout. . . DinahMoeHum Aug 2015 #2
She's for GMO's & monsanto, more H1B visas... She's not anywhere near 'a thousand times' better peacebird Aug 2015 #10
+1, Establishment harun Aug 2015 #20
She would simply be status quo.. left-of-center2012 Aug 2015 #22
So you don't believe things can get worse?? staggerleem Aug 2015 #67
+1 DinahMoeHum Aug 2015 #74
What's worse than status quo? Going backwards. n/t Beartracks Aug 2015 #89
Yes. And that is exactly what we would be faced with, with a gop presidency. n/t 1StrongBlackMan Aug 2015 #100
I wouldn't mind going backwards to the time when.. bvar22 Aug 2015 #110
You are actually talking about a pretty tight window, bvar. staggerleem Aug 2015 #112
It was a tight window, bvar22 Aug 2015 #129
There is still a sizeable segment of the Democratic Party ... staggerleem Aug 2015 #131
Good post. The Bernie phenomenon has to empower them. Maybe 2016 will grow them. Hortensis Aug 2015 #138
I would like to call your attention to two items. bvar22 Aug 2015 #130
OK, I'll grant you that FDR codified racial equality ... staggerleem Aug 2015 #132
"All of these rights spell security" -- and also, really, freedom. n/t Beartracks Aug 2015 #118
Because, as FDR ALSO siad ... staggerleem Aug 2015 #133
To the benefit of one group at the heads of others. Lancero Aug 2015 #134
Utter and complete nonsense... AOR Aug 2015 #136
It's not related to his platform. Lancero Aug 2015 #137
You seem to be missing the point Lancero... AOR Aug 2015 #139
Ok then, lets return to the 30's and 40s... Lancero Aug 2015 #140
You say --"But if you want to argue that the 30s and 40s are great for AA's and women" AOR Aug 2015 #141
Someone wants to see more of this... Lancero Aug 2015 #142
Well...like I said it's a different time... AOR Aug 2015 #143
NO. Supreme Court FTW. n/t yodermon Aug 2015 #111
She is a motivator, the problem is she motivates the wrong side. A Simple Game Aug 2015 #36
I agree - when I see what the Rs have to offer I am terrified. I will also jwirr Aug 2015 #80
+1000s DinahMoeHum Aug 2015 #86
I'll go a step farther ... 1StrongBlackMan Aug 2015 #98
Oh jesus Robbins Aug 2015 #106
Yes susej ... 1StrongBlackMan Aug 2015 #108
The way I see it, it's the responsibility of the Democratic Party to nominate someone that rhett o rick Aug 2015 #116
I would like to see a movement of 'Social Democrats' emerge from this ... Trajan Aug 2015 #3
..... merrily Aug 2015 #11
You get a gold star ORjohn Aug 2015 #144
For some of us he already was that person. Agschmid Aug 2015 #4
Agreed. nt onehandle Aug 2015 #5
Yes, that will be the silver-lining to a very dark cloud. Business as usual. leveymg Aug 2015 #6
That will be great. DanTex Aug 2015 #7
If "ifs" and "buts" were candy and nuts... tularetom Aug 2015 #8
Interesting prophecy ORjohn Aug 2015 #145
I think you're right on this. GitRDun Aug 2015 #9
maybe, but Doctor_J Aug 2015 #12
Unfortunately, what doesn't kill the privateers probably does makes them stronger. HereSince1628 Aug 2015 #92
His endorsement of Hillary will be very valuable...nt SidDithers Aug 2015 #13
Heh, heh JohnnyLib2 Aug 2015 #14
yes it will be, and anyone who doesn't think he'll leverage that to the max cali Aug 2015 #17
I would not count on that at all. djean111 Aug 2015 #16
But you're just one person. Cali_Democrat Aug 2015 #18
Yes, I am only one person, and, as a result, insignificant. I got that. djean111 Aug 2015 #33
This message was self-deleted by its author Cali_Democrat Aug 2015 #23
If that happens Robbins Aug 2015 #15
I'd rather head toward the precipice something short of full speed cali Aug 2015 #21
I've said for a long time that we are headed for a cliff and that the Republicans A Simple Game Aug 2015 #49
If they can't work with others, they will get nothing of what they want treestar Aug 2015 #124
If he loses, there is no point in keeping the plantation running. jtuck004 Aug 2015 #19
WOW Cali_Democrat Aug 2015 #29
We had a chance when Carter was President, but too many thought Reagan would be better. A Simple Game Aug 2015 #55
You saw what happened when Gore gave it up jeepers Aug 2015 #107
Foot? Fuddnik Aug 2015 #34
*snort* yeah, I thought about that, but I think this piggybank for the bank$ter/donors jtuck004 Aug 2015 #61
good grief it's not that bad treestar Aug 2015 #123
If That Happens... It Will Be Real Interesting To See Him Speak At The Convention... WillyT Aug 2015 #24
If Bernie loses the primary jeepers Aug 2015 #25
This is a really good post. Looks like you've been here for a bit, so this is a little late, but... Ed Suspicious Aug 2015 #31
Which is why he should have run as a third party... Historic NY Aug 2015 #69
How many Senate endorsements does Bernie have? Renew Deal Aug 2015 #26
What was the favorability rating of Congress again? frylock Aug 2015 #28
And yet, We D. People keep putting them back in office ... 1StrongBlackMan Aug 2015 #32
Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different. frylock Aug 2015 #47
Terrible, and yet 90+% of them are re-elected. Renew Deal Aug 2015 #77
What options do people have? frylock Aug 2015 #84
Who will he have to work with if he's (cough cough) elected President? George II Aug 2015 #115
You think he won't get endorsements druidity33 Aug 2015 #120
For starters, they won't be investigating him about Benghazi and email-gate. djean111 Aug 2015 #125
Even his fellow New England INDEPENDENT colleague in the Senate, Angus King of Maine... George II Aug 2015 #126
Well, you are going to vote for Hillary, and you will not succeed in changing even one djean111 Aug 2015 #128
that makes no difference whatsoever. you are aware that congress is held in major cali Aug 2015 #35
Bernie Sanders has a Posse.. frylock Aug 2015 #46
I am aware of the disatisfaction with other peoples congressmembers. Renew Deal Aug 2015 #81
no, it's really not at all comparable. Paul is a libertarian in a party that has cali Aug 2015 #88
He has zero MaggieD Aug 2015 #40
Where did you come up with the "doesn't play well with others" idea? Renew Deal Aug 2015 #85
Oddly the Senate does not elect the President. Bluenorthwest Aug 2015 #54
Those are all good examples other than JFK, RFK, Obama, and Ford. Renew Deal Aug 2015 #83
And right now, surprising things can happen. JDPriestly Aug 2015 #27
I agree ... 1StrongBlackMan Aug 2015 #30
he undoubtedly will give that endorsement and will leverage the he'll out of it. cali Aug 2015 #43
He hasn't been for 25 years MaggieD Aug 2015 #37
lol. And there really aren't massive crowds going to his rallies and volunteering for cali Aug 2015 #42
These aren't the droids you're looking for.... frylock Aug 2015 #50
Crowds didn't elect Dean or Kerry - now did they? MaggieD Aug 2015 #57
it's complex. try to follow. cali Aug 2015 #64
Democrats have been fired up and passionate for change. jeepers Aug 2015 #109
Maggie really hates Bernie on a personal level Doctor_J Aug 2015 #95
Although it would be better..... daleanime Aug 2015 #38
Reading this thread, I see that Progressives are already being blamed for a possible Hillary loss. djean111 Aug 2015 #39
So Bernie supporters don't want any credit? MaggieD Aug 2015 #45
Calling any criticism of Hillary RW smear machine stuff is getting hilarious. djean111 Aug 2015 #51
I think it fits MaggieD Aug 2015 #53
of course you do. cali Aug 2015 #68
Gee. I must have somehow missed the Benghazi stuff. djean111 Aug 2015 #70
I feel sorry for you. BeanMusical Aug 2015 #87
You are right. zalinda Aug 2015 #104
They've been doing this since at least 2010 treestar Aug 2015 #121
It's so true. zentrum Aug 2015 #41
I think so, too. The movement Bernie has started will continue, even if he should Cal33 Aug 2015 #44
We can elect Dems to the senate but the house.... MaggieD Aug 2015 #52
If Bernie can't kick Republican ass as president, it won't be for lack of trying. Nobody Cal33 Aug 2015 #82
No question about it nevergiveup Aug 2015 #48
This message was self-deleted by its author PotatoChip Aug 2015 #56
I agree, Bernie's impact will be unmistakable and there won't be a second warning Uncle Joe Aug 2015 #58
sorry Robbins Aug 2015 #75
It depends on how close the race is, If it's within a very few percentage points Uncle Joe Aug 2015 #79
It all depends upon how the primaries go and how long he waits to concede to Clinton.... George II Aug 2015 #59
When are people going to get the fact that Vermont does not have party affiliations??? mak3cats Aug 2015 #63
Then how do you explain Patrick Leahy? Cali_Democrat Aug 2015 #72
When are people going to stop saying that Vermont doesn't have party affilliations? It's just... George II Aug 2015 #73
Will you please stop spreading facts all over DU? Cali_Democrat Aug 2015 #78
In voting, there is no party registration in Vermont... mak3cats Aug 2015 #91
Thanks for your frankness....I appreciate that. George II Aug 2015 #105
Bernie has two VERY good reason for running for POTUS as a Democrat. staggerleem Aug 2015 #113
I'm Still Trying to Figure Out . . . Gamecock Lefty Aug 2015 #60
See my reply to George II at #63. (eom) mak3cats Aug 2015 #65
this is simple and so basic a 7 year old could grasp it easily cali Aug 2015 #71
Is that why his fellow Senator (a Democrat), the current Governor (a Democrat), the current mayor... George II Aug 2015 #114
Empty platitudes are not going to be accepted any longer. arcane1 Aug 2015 #62
bernie's endorsements will matter. mopinko Aug 2015 #66
Agree Frances Aug 2015 #76
If Hillary wins the Democratic nomination? 90-percent Aug 2015 #90
Julian Castro, I think. He has been deliberately groomed for it. That is why tblue37 Aug 2015 #94
He and Warren can team up and do some real good! nt tblue37 Aug 2015 #93
I'll wet myself if that ever happens d_legendary1 Aug 2015 #96
No--I don't want Warren on the ticket. She can do much more as a tblue37 Aug 2015 #97
If he goes back to the senate d_legendary1 Aug 2015 #101
Bernie's talking about a political revolution... raindaddy Aug 2015 #99
i agree with you about sanders restorefreedom Aug 2015 #102
If H not B ORjohn Aug 2015 #103
Then the whole Senate will still be of this "oligarchy." treestar Aug 2015 #122
I wish we could end this false meme: Utopian Leftist Aug 2015 #117
Only if the ThirdWayDNC crowd gets the boot MannyGoldstein Aug 2015 #119
I think we will see a a very big group of Bernie-like congressional candidates Rosa Luxemburg Aug 2015 #127
No. It won't. But I will still be called an extremist. mmonk Aug 2015 #135
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