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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: This Presidential primary, I will vote for a woman. [View all]cosmicone
(11,014 posts)120. Why? I thought Bernie was the "amendment king"
He could have easily offered an amendment -- the fact that he didn't means he was all for the war.
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Planners and organizers lived in Afghanistan with the protection and blessing of the government. n/t
Chan790
Nov 2015
#138
Are you familiar with Bernie's opposition to the war? Too bad Hillary didn't listen to him:
beam me up scottie
Nov 2015
#136
Kind of ends the debate right there, Bernie was the only adult in the room.
Elmer S. E. Dump
Nov 2015
#148
Yep, but that won't stop her from making the same claim next time this is brought up.
beam me up scottie
Nov 2015
#149
As between him and every other Democrat in Congress who has run for President, yes.
merrily
Nov 2015
#238
Did Iraq attack us? Did Hillary vote for the Iraq War, and the Afghan War and surge?
merrily
Nov 2015
#239
Sen Sanders voted to support a Democratic President while your HRC voted to support
rhett o rick
Nov 2015
#153
So Bernie should have voted to cut off funding for our troops in the middle of a war?
think
Nov 2015
#32
Its a change from the authoritarian cons on this board's usual laughing off uncomfortable facts
LiberalLovinLug
Nov 2015
#242
Not funny. I remember local drives to raise private funds to our deployed soldiers body for armor.
Ed Suspicious
Nov 2015
#53
He could have said, "I'll not vote for a continued war but I'll vote for an orderly withdrawal." n/t
cosmicone
Nov 2015
#20
He always supports the troops, abandoning them after we send them to war is unthinkable.
beam me up scottie
Nov 2015
#51
I want you to take this position to the American people. I would love to see how much success you
Ed Suspicious
Nov 2015
#63
Obama says he would have voted against the war and yet he voted for funding. Do you think that
Bluenorthwest
Nov 2015
#64
I already responded to these non-points. Repeating them doesn't make them more valid.
merrily
Nov 2015
#222
"Bernie has not ever voted in a way that could definitely cost him his job."
beam me up scottie
Nov 2015
#160
Bzzzzzt! Another fail, you can't prove your claim so you're leaving.
beam me up scottie
Nov 2015
#175
Bernie has voted and acted and spoken in ways that risk his election and re-election lots of times.
merrily
Nov 2015
#192
He voted to equip them properly, NOT to send them there in the first place.
cherokeeprogressive
Nov 2015
#16
Hillary never speaks about all the innocent people killed in Iraq, that's for sure.
reformist2
Nov 2015
#124
'More to invest' - more to plunder, imo. Never mind the hell-hole it is now for millions. nt.
polly7
Nov 2015
#31
Does not the life of a conservative anti-abortion zealot who died in a war of choice
Autumn
Nov 2015
#61
for several select and well-connected businesses--of course once the bills come due
MisterP
Nov 2015
#84
She recently delivered the Mexican nationalized oil industry to the 1% and foreign energy
DhhD
Nov 2015
#115
Has Bernie ignored their plight? I notice several references in the end notes to the
Autumn
Nov 2015
#74
No one signs up to be endangered in unnecessary wars of opportunity. n/t
whatchamacallit
Nov 2015
#80
Only by the politician and the pundits. I was never called unpatriotic for not supporting the Iraq
Autumn
Nov 2015
#86
What's a few dozen, or perhaps 100,000 deaths between friends in the name of Political Expediency?
Indepatriot
Nov 2015
#109
Yep. One Senator declared she was casting her Pro-War vote ' with conviction'...
AzDar
Nov 2015
#111
That's exactly how I feel about those who say they support women actually meaning it.
sabrina 1
Nov 2015
#118
I'm voting for the 1000 plus women who die every year at home from intimate partner violence.
McCamy Taylor
Nov 2015
#125
I'm voting for the candidate who has been trying to lift women out of poverty for decades.
beam me up scottie
Nov 2015
#129
What's the point of electing one who already proved she can't be trusted to fight?
beam me up scottie
Nov 2015
#173
I judge her based on her complete record and she is not trustworthy.
beam me up scottie
Nov 2015
#180
Speaking of poor women, minorities and single mothers in particular, how do you feel about
sabrina 1
Nov 2015
#246
The sophistry and speciousness of the replies on this thread are shameful and disgraceful.
merrily
Nov 2015
#147
How far they'll go has been evident for months. If we didn't post at all, we would not be stooping
merrily
Nov 2015
#190
No, no, no, my dear senz. I meant I don't want to discourage you or anyone else.
merrily
Nov 2015
#245
Your reply to my post 147 is a good example of what my post 147 says. Not the worst example on the
merrily
Nov 2015
#179
Gawd I love you. With every thread of yours another dozen go on my ignore list
Catherina
Nov 2015
#231