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2016 Postmortem

LWolf

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25. "Forgetting,"

Reply to kacekwl (Original post)

Sun Jan 10, 2016, 10:45 AM

Jan 2016

or just trying to shove it under the rug and distract.

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People who are posting comments stating Bernie won't be able to [View all] kacekwl Jan 2016 OP

Speaking of revolution............. leftofcool Jan 2016 #1

Hjllary's fake twitter followers got in the way? 2pooped2pop Jan 2016 #4

Marchers discovered "pie in the sky" was only a mirage. (eom) oasis Jan 2016 #33

I sure don't plan on sitting down once the election is over. HerbChestnut Jan 2016 #2

Neither do I. Go Bernie go and we will follow. jwirr Jan 2016 #3

Interesting point pandr32 Jan 2016 #5

Sanders can set the agenda and kacekwl Jan 2016 #8

What, like the Tea Party? pandr32 Jan 2016 #12

Threaten ? Democracy means representation of the people kacekwl Jan 2016 #15

What exactly are realistic policy goals ? kacekwl Jan 2016 #16

Wait..."the Founders put together a two party system"...they DID? demwing Jan 2016 #23

In fact, the early Presidential races were between multiple candidates... brooklynite Jan 2016 #30

Hillary Clinton as the "inclusive" candidate? daleanime Jan 2016 #26

+1, Clinton isn't promising unicorns with a historically gerrymandered GOP congress uponit7771 Jan 2016 #38

Some of us Sanders supporters Blue_In_AK Jan 2016 #13

Corporatist Dems Are Not Going Away Either... CorporatistNation Jan 2016 #22

This is (hopefully) a long awaited reawakening of Liberalism ... Trajan Jan 2016 #6

I think that is where Obama ran aground. It seems like he declared victory and stopped campaigning Attorney in Texas Jan 2016 #7

FDR had an 80% progressive congress, Sanders hasn't outlined what he'll do to get past the... uponit7771 Jan 2016 #32

Army for Change bvar22 Jan 2016 #9

Such a shame, kacekwl Jan 2016 #17

Rahm was his boss, using him as an "icebreaker" against anyone too liberal MisterP Jan 2016 #19

A false Sanders meme that has turned me off to this day. Sanders is promising unicorns with a uponit7771 Jan 2016 #34

A "Political "Revolution" is even less likely firebrand80 Jan 2016 #10

Well, there was a Reagan Revolution... Punkingal Jan 2016 #11

RayGun had Iran contra and a dem spoiler helping him uponit7771 Jan 2016 #35

We know you don't want change, what we don't know..... daleanime Jan 2016 #27

Where is this revolution? Gothmog Jan 2016 #14

What's Bernie doing to get like-minded candidates elected this year? Nothing. baldguy Jan 2016 #18

The DNC has been doing a bang up job kacekwl Jan 2016 #20

My original question remains. baldguy Jan 2016 #21

You gave the answer to your question kacekwl Jan 2016 #24

This is my biggest thorn with Sanders right now; his campaign is centered around congress being of.. uponit7771 Jan 2016 #36

"Forgetting," LWolf Jan 2016 #25

Definitely not "forgetting", more like.... daleanime Jan 2016 #28

but somehow they think hill will be able to accomplish anything???/ bowens43 Jan 2016 #29

Nope, Clinton isn't promising unicorns and ignoring the effect of a Historically gerrymandered GOP uponit7771 Jan 2016 #37

"fight" is not a concrete plan of action, The question that is dismissed by SBS supporters is ... uponit7771 Jan 2016 #31