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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: Quick Question: When has a non-Democrat ever won the Democratic nomination? [View all]Cha
(319,138 posts)183. Exactly. bernie's always raging on the Dems.. saying there's no difference between us and the gop
so wtf does he know?
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Quick Question: When has a non-Democrat ever won the Democratic nomination? [View all]
bravenak
Nov 2015
OP
If he would have run as D that would have been twenty eight straight years of Democratic presidents.
DemocratSinceBirth
Nov 2015
#12
well, don't forget to vote in such a way that will undo corruption that you just acknowledged.
jkbRN
Nov 2015
#18
Finally. I really don't think he thought he'd get this far and never made any plans.
bravenak
Nov 2015
#14
True. Winners need not badmouth. We can appreciate the positives of all candidates.
bravenak
Nov 2015
#113
Super delegates are a real new idea that really kicked in Bill Clintons term.
LiberalArkie
Nov 2015
#31
No they haven't not in my book, I don't believe that such status should be available much less
TheKentuckian
Nov 2015
#147
If you have to work for a campaign to find the system 'very transparent and workable'
Kentonio
Nov 2015
#190
The far lefties are horrible people who think that the New Deal waas a good idea
eridani
Nov 2015
#184
HAHA.. you're making them crazy A-gain! They're acting like President Obama isn't a "Dem"..
Cha
Nov 2015
#26
Quick Answer - What Difference Would It Make If Such An Event Came To Pass
cantbeserious
Nov 2015
#28
I like your user name. It fits you as well as mine fits me. That's why you chose it, no?
bravenak
Nov 2015
#87
Irony - Seems Lost On Many These Days - I Assure That One Is Quite Serious In All That One Does
cantbeserious
Nov 2015
#89
So boring that a bunch of conservatives embraced a D next to their name and kept all of their
TheKentuckian
Nov 2015
#162
Yeah. I won't YELL at you and point like i'm petting two differently sized horses the entire time.
bravenak
Nov 2015
#66
As a Clinton supporter, I think this is a meaningless issue to tag Sanders with...
brooklynite
Nov 2015
#42
Well, I suppose we'd better vote Hillary so that the DNC does not have to support a non Democrat.
bravenak
Nov 2015
#63
surely he will campaign for dems running for dog catcher, city council, county supervisor,
msongs
Nov 2015
#60
I guess that means that the black community is in love with mass incarceration and welfare deform
eridani
Nov 2015
#210
now see, stop making sense, you are going to alienate yourself from the pack.
Warren Stupidity
Nov 2015
#181
when the only other alternative is someone who's not a Democrat in any substantive sense
MisterP
Nov 2015
#49
Exactly. bernie's always raging on the Dems.. saying there's no difference between us and the gop
Cha
Nov 2015
#183
That's only when he's not supporting more of the Democratic Party platform than Clinton n/g
eridani
Nov 2015
#186
Nah.. he's always raging on the Dems. Hillary's a much better choice for President.
Cha
Nov 2015
#187
Hillary's a better choice for America.. I don't care what bernie supporters have to say.
Cha
Nov 2015
#209
so? That doesn't mean there's going to be "endless war".. that's what the BS supporters say.
Cha
Nov 2015
#216
Explain what she is going to do about the military-industrial complex, then n/t
eridani
Nov 2015
#219
I don't have to accept your fucking reality of the permanent decline of the 99%
eridani
Nov 2015
#227
Nobody who isnsists that how things are now is the way they have to be ever did--
eridani
Nov 2015
#231
Why should it matter, if getting the best possible President is the goal? [n/t]
Maedhros
Nov 2015
#65
Bill Clint...no, he said he was a Democrat. Oh, wait. That must have been rhetorical.
jtuck004
Nov 2015
#73
Are you psychic! Me too! Except you are wrong.. Are you sure you cleaned your crystal ball?
bravenak
Nov 2015
#112
I mean a member of the party who want to change from inside through cooperation.
bravenak
Nov 2015
#106
I know that I, and my family, and my friends, are all really looking forward to voting for Bernie.
djean111
Nov 2015
#139
No, you don't owe him anything. But people would do well to think twice before heeding your words.
DisgustipatedinCA
Nov 2015
#168