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shanny

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13. They obviously consider him a threat to their collective bottom lines.

Sat Mar 2, 2019, 04:46 PM

Mar 2019

In 2016 he was filling stadiums and was largely ignored (while rump earned airtime for empty podia). This time he is known, and can't be ignored, so they attack.

Remember what they did to Dean, right after he discussed breaking up the corporate media.

https://www.wanttoknow.info/howarddeansdemise (scroll down)

If I were to vote in a presidential
primary today, I would vote for: Undecided

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One thing is pretty obvious right out of the gate regarding Bernie... [View all] Yavin4 Mar 2019 OP

this is really interesting RazBerryBeret Mar 2019 #1

If he doesn't show his tax returns blue cat Mar 2019 #5

+ a million lunamagica Mar 2019 #29

When he releases them Mr Tibbs Mar 2019 #44

Corporate media will do what's necessary to keep tRump Kurt V. Mar 2019 #2

BS will still get exposure on social media. lapucelle Mar 2019 #3

The media does not like the Clintons Trenzalore Mar 2019 #4

In the last election, Bernie's events were hardly ever covered. So much in fact CentralMass Mar 2019 #15

It wasn't just Bernie, though...it was the same with Hillary for the most part. Drunken Irishman Mar 2019 #16

It could have something to do with the lack of Clinton press conferences floppyboo Mar 2019 #20

"Bernie's events were hardly covered." BannonsLiver Mar 2019 #17

They were covered on social media and that was for his supporters, not the American people. Autumn Mar 2019 #26

Don't try to contradict the BVS LongtimeAZDem Mar 2019 #34

sorry never have been..... chillfactor Mar 2019 #6

I wish it wasn't so but I worry they will make him a silly old man California_Republic Mar 2019 #7

agreed RazBerryBeret Mar 2019 #9

I've also experienced a paradigm shift AlexSFCA Mar 2019 #8

Interesting. That comment about Pence. PatrickforO Mar 2019 #25

Love Senator Warren and her positions ZeroSomeBrains Mar 2019 #32

On the "paradigm shift" thing, I just have to say the above thread is refreshing bhikkhu Mar 2019 #41

Thank you for your honesty and kindness towards other candidates ZeroSomeBrains Mar 2019 #31

he had the fortune of running against Hillary qazplm135 Mar 2019 #10

If you ask me Bernie's core positions are now main stream. Farmer-Rick Mar 2019 #11

Yes, and we have a wonderful, forceful new group of powerful women in the House PatrickforO Mar 2019 #24

Welcome aboard the Bernie Express... there's always room for one more!! InAbLuEsTaTe Mar 2019 #12

They obviously consider him a threat to their collective bottom lines. shanny Mar 2019 #13

I did not know that. PatrickforO Mar 2019 #23

The US conservative, corporate media is terrified of soclalism. guillaumeb Mar 2019 #14

He's made a lot of enemies. Adrahil Mar 2019 #18

Amen! comradebillyboy Mar 2019 #19

Me, too EffieBlack Mar 2019 #30

this. nt Maru Kitteh Mar 2019 #37

+10000 nt forklift Mar 2019 #35

Me too. yardwork Mar 2019 #42

The media benefits from a horse race. WeekiWater Mar 2019 #21

Reading this thread, I just had an interesting thought. PatrickforO Mar 2019 #22

Most people want more economic security than want to be millionaires Yavin4 Mar 2019 #27

I am not happy as well but i feel we need a more secure footing in the ... samnsara Mar 2019 #28

Well Bernie escaped largely un scrutinized last time and that won't happen again. nt UniteFightBack Mar 2019 #33

Not buying Bernie's same old same old rhetoric forklift Mar 2019 #36

No one took sanders seriously in 2016 and so sanders was not vetted Gothmog Mar 2019 #38

NPR-Bernie Sanders has filed to run for Senate in 2024 -- as an independent Gothmog Mar 2019 #39

He is my second choice Sherman A1 Mar 2019 #40

They didn't like him last time either TheFarseer Mar 2019 #43