Bernie Sanders

merrily

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5. Where is the snark in my post?

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Mon Aug 31, 2015, 03:11 PM

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Three serious questions for my fellow Bernie supporters [View all] Old Crow Aug 2015 OP

re #1: can professionals donate time to make online videos? zazen Aug 2015 #1

Interesting ideas. Old Crow Aug 2015 #6

They are already doing this. Professionals donating their talents and time to promote Bernie and sabrina 1 Sep 2015 #34

that is AWESOME--but, I'd think DNC/Repub election lawyers would claim this is in-kind donation zazen Sep 2015 #35

What is the goal of your post? Where are you going with this? merrily Aug 2015 #2

I think his post was for DU members who respond in good faith, not snark n/t zazen Aug 2015 #4

Where is the snark in my post? merrily Aug 2015 #5

Sanders himself wants actively thinking supporters, not those who defer thinking to his strategists zazen Aug 2015 #26

Not just me? I didn't say that at all. merrily Sep 2015 #32

Where I'm TRYING to go is toward solutions. Old Crow Aug 2015 #9

" But hoping they'll go away by not talking about them isn't much of a strategy." Good thing I never merrily Aug 2015 #12

I'm not trying to argue with you. Old Crow Aug 2015 #17

First, the 'Bernie has a problem with minorities' meme was a talking point being pushed sabrina 1 Sep 2015 #36

Thank you! Old Crow Sep 2015 #37

It's an awesome task to get the word out to so many millions of people. But since we have come sabrina 1 Sep 2015 #39

Thanks! Old Crow Sep 2015 #40

Thank you! Regarding your question about how Bernie will finance his campaign. Can he get enough sabrina 1 Sep 2015 #43

Again, great information. Old Crow Sep 2015 #44

No, I'm not allied with the campaign unfortunately! But I feel I can do more by gathering sabrina 1 Sep 2015 #46

I am absolutely certain that Bernie and his campaign team thought about this before he djean111 Aug 2015 #14

Fair points. Old Crow Aug 2015 #19

PS: what I'd LOVE to see NOW are Hollywood buys of ads defusing the term "socialism" zazen Aug 2015 #3

That would be great. Old Crow Aug 2015 #20

Good points. Polls show that 47% of Americans would vote for a Democratic socialist sabrina 1 Sep 2015 #41

Your concern is noted. djean111 Aug 2015 #7

Thank you so much. Old Crow Aug 2015 #15

I agree with this. I don't think Biden not running will send all of his supporters to Hillary... cascadiance Aug 2015 #31

It depends on Clinton HassleCat Aug 2015 #8

If Sanders get the nomination, he will either get the party's backing or the party will regret it. merrily Aug 2015 #13

The other argument HassleCat Aug 2015 #16

How is that a counter to what I posted? merrily Aug 2015 #18

I don't know HassleCat Aug 2015 #21

They will regret losing even more voters than they already have. See the 2010 and 2014 mid terms. merrily Aug 2015 #22

Great point. Old Crow Aug 2015 #25

I was responding to a poster who suggested Democrats would not support him if he wins the nomination merrily Aug 2015 #27

Well, it wouldn't be the first time that when a party simply doesn't represent the people anymore, sabrina 1 Sep 2015 #42

If the Party doesn't back Bernie 1,000% Admiral Loinpresser Sep 2015 #45

It will certainly be interesting. Old Crow Aug 2015 #23

She dug in her heels to the end to show just how many supporters she had. merrily Aug 2015 #28

Apologies, but I've forgotten so much of all that... Old Crow Aug 2015 #29

Bernie is a rare bird indeed. tecelote Aug 2015 #10

Thank you for your thoughts. Old Crow Aug 2015 #24

Not IF, but WHEN Bernie gets the nomination RoccoR5955 Aug 2015 #11

You might be right. Old Crow Aug 2015 #30

The DeMoine Register poll suggest Biden support could broadly split HereSince1628 Sep 2015 #33

Great info; thanks! (N/T) Old Crow Sep 2015 #38