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2016 Postmortem

Juicy_Bellows

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17. I believe you are correct.

Reply to kenfrequed (Reply #5)

Mon Dec 14, 2015, 07:56 PM

Dec 2015

The shock is coming, it's inevitable. As you point out, a presidential election is the biggest opportunity for the shock to occur and I think it's nigh time it happens.

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When you call out the mainstream media for ignoring Sanders... [View all] kenfrequed Dec 2015 OP

The Scarborough crowd admitted this morning that Sanders should have been getting more coverage. merrily Dec 2015 #1

Yeah... kenfrequed Dec 2015 #2

I think what some outlets may do, in response to the Tyndall report, is note the report findings and merrily Dec 2015 #7

^^^^^^^^^^ AMEN! Phlem Dec 2015 #3

I'd be thrilled if he simply got as much coverage as his polling suggests. Erich Bloodaxe BSN Dec 2015 #8

True that. merrily Dec 2015 #9

So they're more open minded than a lot of DU Hillary supporters. cui bono Dec 2015 #21

The Tyndall Report says what it says. merrily Dec 2015 #41

Anyone that does not have the Wellstone ruled Dec 2015 #4

There is going to be some system shock coming up kenfrequed Dec 2015 #5

I believe you are correct. Juicy_Bellows Dec 2015 #17

Remember the 1960 campaign Wellstone ruled Dec 2015 #19

I remember watching the debates and decided right then and there that JFK was my choice. Hepburn Dec 2015 #32

You can bet that keeps them up at nights madokie Dec 2015 #33

More whining cosmicone Dec 2015 #6

The things you pull out of your ear do not compete with the Tyndall Report. merrily Dec 2015 #10

Are you complaining? cosmicone Dec 2015 #11

I posted a fact. merrily Dec 2015 #12

I'll take that as a yes. Thanks! n/t cosmicone Dec 2015 #14

Pointless posting. merrily Dec 2015 #42

Facts do not matter around here, Merrily. truedelphi Dec 2015 #18

"dream candidate" works for me cosmicone Dec 2015 #43

So you haven't checked the facts and just declare your own opinion now? cui bono Dec 2015 #22

What facts Bernie has been on a bunch of talk shows cosmicone Dec 2015 #25

The fact that he has gotten a small fraction of the news coverage that others have gotten. cui bono Dec 2015 #26

Whine, complain, groan, kvetch .... fits cosmicone Dec 2015 #27

If you mean banksters and corporations and big pharma, yes, they are to blame. cui bono Dec 2015 #28

Yep -- find someone to blame -- Essense de Sanders cosmicone Dec 2015 #36

Ah... the trademarked rofl. cui bono Dec 2015 #37

No hate ... this has become hilarious cosmicone Dec 2015 #39

And Clinton ' s "no we can't!"... ibegurpard Dec 2015 #34

copycat posts -- a coping strategy cosmicone Dec 2015 #35

Does that mean you favor this kind of corporate control? kenfrequed Dec 2015 #40

If people were told the absolute truth about various matters, from Nine Eleven truedelphi Dec 2015 #13

Massive +1! Enthusiast Dec 2015 #15

Absolutely. Well stated. nt. Juicy_Bellows Dec 2015 #16

If Bernie got more media coverage, I think he would be lower in the polls moobu2 Dec 2015 #20

You need some new material. You've told that joke before. cui bono Dec 2015 #23

Oh FFS, will you people stop your whining already. MeNMyVolt Dec 2015 #24

"and rarely anything negative" +1 uponit7771 Dec 2015 #30

I think you don't know the difference between whining and data... MrMickeysMom Dec 2015 #31

Can you quantify that please? cui bono Dec 2015 #38

Bernie anticipated this based on his floriduck Dec 2015 #29