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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: Psssst. Hillary Supporters who decry Sander's party association... [View all]MADem
(135,425 posts)90. Because you're his best friend and you KNOW that! OK.....
You know why he sat in the House for a quarter century? Because there was no ROOM for him in the Senate. Jeffords and Leahy wouldn't LEAVE.
He'll get to make the difference he's always wanted to make as Secretary of Labor.
We'll see how it plays out.
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Psssst. Hillary Supporters who decry Sander's party association... [View all]
berni_mccoy
Nov 2015
OP
I think that it is likely he will lose the nom, and it's entirely possible he'll join the
MADem
Nov 2015
#11
Of COURSE he would--it's not just a not insignificant pay raise, it's a status raise.
MADem
Nov 2015
#49
I don't think there are any trolls in this conversation--simply partisans who don't want
MADem
Nov 2015
#95
I think, if you're laughing this hard now, you just might be crying before you know it.
MADem
Nov 2015
#93
Uh,,, my dear MA, you are the one who said I have anger and will soon be crying.
pangaia
Nov 2015
#108
No, but he is all about a laser focus on "the working man" and labor is a great fit.
MADem
Nov 2015
#88
When your job infrastructure smooths the way for you, you can get a lot more done.
MADem
Nov 2015
#126
If he herds his crew to the polls on her behalf, there's a quid pro quo that all politicians
MADem
Nov 2015
#142
Senator Sanders has been a Democrat since at least May, 2015, if not before that.
merrily
Nov 2015
#127
Can you imagine how boring this race would be if it were just O'Malley and Clinton?
Major Hogwash
Nov 2015
#67
There are some places where sore loser laws would prevent him from running anyway.
MADem
Nov 2015
#13
Evidently not Connecticut. Joe Lieberman lost a primary to Ned Lamont who was a populist
GoneFishin
Nov 2015
#57
He's doing us a favor and not letting the winner take all system screw us again...
cascadiance
Nov 2015
#47
When it comes to Presidential politics in America, it's usually worse than we ever imagined.
leveymg
Nov 2015
#21
Since when is "time in the House and Senate" viewed as anything to write home about?
MADem
Nov 2015
#38
Sanders has been in national elected office for 10 more years than Sec. Clinton
JonLeibowitz
Nov 2015
#19
Why are we giving a "turn" to a polarizing former presidential primary loser? This is a campaign.
Ed Suspicious
Nov 2015
#114
Like Obama? Turns are for the Republican Party. Democracy is for the Democratic Party.
merrily
Nov 2015
#116
Maybe they could ask Clinton why she was attracted to being a Republican too...
cascadiance
Nov 2015
#48
Wellesley College was NOT "High School" where she was president of Young Republicans there...
cascadiance
Nov 2015
#64
BFD! Bernie marched with MLK when Hillary was still in college!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Major Hogwash
Nov 2015
#68
Again I will say posters who question his party association do not know his
emulatorloo
Nov 2015
#52
What threat are you going on about? He said over and over he would not run as a spoiler and
merrily
Nov 2015
#132