Bernie Sanders

delrem

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5. It's the responsibility of the electorate.

Sat Aug 8, 2015, 01:39 AM

Aug 2015

Here's the equation: big money can afford to employ full time people, year round, to do their bidding. These people do find their way into political party insider roles. That's a no-brainer. Because they can do this 24/7, 52 weeks a year, with time outs for escapades where they can be more fully indoctrinated and pleasured at the same time, they have a strong hold on "the system".

So that's what you have with Hillary Rodham Clinton in charge of billions of $, and in charge of the Democratic party.

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WA State Dems trying to assess support for Sanders [View all] eridani Aug 2015 OP

"They waited until the last day before the event" delrem Aug 2015 #1

Probably someone in the state office had to push them into doing it n/t eridani Aug 2015 #2

I hope everyone in their constituencies are aware of their negligence. delrem Aug 2015 #3

The state party is for Clinton, period. That will not change unless and until-- eridani Aug 2015 #4

It's the responsibility of the electorate. delrem Aug 2015 #5

Maybe because they are hearing from so many people who sabrina 1 Aug 2015 #7

The same reason DWS scheduled the first debate in October Le Taz Hot Aug 2015 #8

+1 daleanime Aug 2015 #10

I'm getting everyone I can JackInGreen Aug 2015 #6

...... daleanime Aug 2015 #11

Skagit County Dems Action Newsletter.... Capt.Rocky300 Aug 2015 #9

My memory may be faulty but it seems that when we first used super-delegates at the convention jwirr Aug 2015 #12