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Bernie Sanders
In reply to the discussion: We still have DU'ers that don't think [View all]busterbrown
(8,515 posts)35. Give me break!!Love Bernie but..
He will be framed as too old Marxist, Socialist Commie and the 30% of the electorate will buy into it..1/3
would say he would hurt the economy and so on and so on.. He hasnt got a chance...And yes I would prefer him over Hillary...but if we dont hold the presidency in 2016? We are totally fucked for decades..beginning with the extreme voter registration laws which would immediately be passed..This shit is just too scary.. for me...But Ill say it again, in a perfect world Bernie All The Way!
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Palin also had the entire Fox media apparatus to support and promote her. Pure astroturf.
arcane1
May 2015
#53
They came out to watch a car wreck, not to listen to her policy positions. n/t
FlatBaroque
May 2015
#37
What many on DU fail to understand about Republican rank and file is that they have the
A Simple Game
May 2015
#19
Indeed, he's speaking for the majority of Americans, whether they realize their a majority or not.
arcane1
May 2015
#54
Yeah. Bernie has taken up O'Malley's positions. How ridiculous. Just goes to show you.
Enthusiast
May 2015
#7
I think he's more likely to dilute the Hillary vote. Bernie's supporters are very committed to him
sabrina 1
May 2015
#18
We voted for the younger, refreshing, clean looking guy before. Time to try something different.
azmom
May 2015
#43
O'Malley seems to be a nice guy with good ideas. He is articulate and intellgent.
JDPriestly
Jun 2015
#74
I think they may truly not expected this turn out. I don't think they will after Iowa and MN.
jwirr
May 2015
#22
Well their own poll here where they think they know, has it Hillary 9% Bernie 91%
TheNutcracker
May 2015
#9
Hey TheNutcracker, I've been reading about those DU polls but didn't see them.
BeanMusical
May 2015
#32
They are listening to the Corporate media 'pundits' who have been wrong about everything
sabrina 1
May 2015
#14
I am hopeful and I allow myself to be excited despite the odds, as the odds makers tell me
Jefferson23
May 2015
#24
CU is a disgraceful pander and the most cynical assault to a democracy. It simply is
Jefferson23
May 2015
#40
The ability to "frame" this race is going to be lost real quick, this is only beginning.
mother earth
Jun 2015
#82