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In reply to the discussion: The Sanders Institute raised more than $361,000 last year from a total of 13 large contributions [View all]Cha
(319,265 posts)23. NOPE.. Current NEWS!
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden
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The Sanders Institute raised more than $361,000 last year from a total of 13 large contributions [View all]
ehrnst
Dec 2019
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Yep, his salary was $100,000 dollars a year. And very little original content was produced
ehrnst
Dec 2019
#3
When she criticized Obama -- and Clinton by association -- right up until November 2016 election
Hoyt
Dec 2019
#31
So if Warren hadn't criticized Obama, it would have been a major deciding factor in Hillary winning?
ehrnst
Dec 2019
#32
Gotta admit, it didn't help, especially with Sanders joining in with same misguided criticism.
Hoyt
Dec 2019
#34
But that's not what you said - you said her criticizing Obama was a major factor in Trump winning.
ehrnst
Dec 2019
#39
Hillary Clinton herself came out against TPP - so, how can you say she came out against HRC
karynnj
Dec 2019
#47
I get it, but her anti-global trade and so-called "economic patriotism" is too close to an ideology
Hoyt
Dec 2019
#54
Sorry hold the 'honest opinions' until after an election...there is not doubt that this shit helped
Demsrule86
Dec 2019
#83
It was a bad agreement...and allowed slave owning countries to participate...Hillary was correct.
Demsrule86
Dec 2019
#89
Any agreement that allows slave owing countries to participate is a bad one period...and no one
Demsrule86
Dec 2019
#93
I would also add...any Democrat who goes to MI, WI and PA ...any rust belt state
Demsrule86
Dec 2019
#94
It is not the trade deals, but globalization itself that has led to loss of jobs in the rust belt
karynnj
Dec 2019
#96
Globalization is the excuse for not protecting American workers...you could do both...compete
Demsrule86
Dec 2019
#97
The cries of "look over there" often have a less pure purpose than shedding light on
ehrnst
Dec 2019
#11
Since when is that a reason not to bash Bernie?! Under the "Bernie Standard"...
InAbLuEsTaTe
Dec 2019
#75
Oo. Severe discomfort upon hearing facts doesn't mean that someone stating the facts is "reaching."
ehrnst
Dec 2019
#17
I find nothing on their website about operations being currently suspended. David Driscoll and one
ehrnst
Dec 2019
#81
Attacks on responsible journalism are really getting thick, and not just from Trump supporters.
ehrnst
Dec 2019
#64
Bashing and sharing facts that make some uncomfortable are very different things...
ehrnst
Dec 2019
#37
Wow. Almost half a million bucks! Talk about serious corruption! Puts Trump to shame!
lutherj
Dec 2019
#29
Serving wine in a cave. At a winery where there's a cave. THAT's the dealbreaker, apparently. (nt)
ehrnst
Dec 2019
#61
Facts "reek?" You think that the journalist has 'hatred and bile" because she reported
ehrnst
Dec 2019
#63
Dark money organization funneling money to family, maintaining political email lists,
TidalWave46
Dec 2019
#103