Bernie Sanders

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4. I agree with some of that, don't agree with some of it, but, if the Democratic Party is

Sun Jul 17, 2016, 12:08 AM

Jul 2016

really not representing people who still need to work for a living,* then no one is representing them.

I am not saying that's true or that it's false.

*That is my definition of "working class," though most people use the term to mean someone they think is beneath them on the socioeconomic ladder, rather than below them, on the same rung as they are and several rungs above. Our government has been working best for the 1%. That lets out many doctors, lawyers, and, yes, even rocket scientists.

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Now that Bernie's presidential campaign is over, a few thoughts... [View all] AZ Progressive Jul 2016 OP

Sorry but your post is pretty negative Pharaoh Jul 2016 #1

I agree. KPN Jul 2016 #5

It ain't over till it's over. RoccoR5955 Jul 2016 #2

Are you predicting an attack? RoccoR5955 Jul 2016 #3

I agree with some of that, don't agree with some of it, but, if the Democratic Party is merrily Jul 2016 #4

Seems to me your statement about representation is more true than false. KPN Jul 2016 #6

If you "never" saw him as presidential, why in hell would you support him? Arazi Jul 2016 #7

Just quoting the OP: " but I felt like if enough people supported him, he might be able to do JudyM Jul 2016 #8

While I think dems have become an urban party, I don't think it -must- be that way HereSince1628 Jul 2016 #9