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Bernie Sanders

JDPriestly

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1. No. No point from what I am hearing from Bernie supporters out on the streets of Los Angeles.

Reply to Bernin4U (Original post)

Mon May 23, 2016, 02:18 AM

May 2016

How is it in the rest of the country?

Are other Bernie voters willing to settle for Hillary?

Cause the Bernie supporters I am talking to aren't talking about that kind of compromise. Not at all.

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Should Bernie heel to save the Dem party? [View all] Bernin4U May 2016 OP

No. No point from what I am hearing from Bernie supporters out on the streets of Los Angeles. JDPriestly May 2016 #1

This message was self-deleted by its author TM99 May 2016 #2

Precisely Sherman A1 May 2016 #3

The Berners i talk too and know are not going Howler May 2016 #11

I won't vote for Hillary, on the verge of campaigning against her the way things are going Joob May 2016 #4

The only people to whom Sanders owes a thing are his donors, his family and himself. merrily May 2016 #5

There Is Nothing Left To Save cantbeserious May 2016 #6

Even better - Should Hillary heel to save the Dem party? SmittynMo May 2016 #7

If the Democratic Party is that fragile, it doesn't matter what Bernie does. winter is coming May 2016 #8

+1. People so easily confuse cause and effect Bernin4U May 2016 #9

I see no reason for him to do so, he's not a democrat. Autumn May 2016 #10

Absolutley not. Duval May 2016 #12