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In reply to the discussion: Article in which Sanders defends George Wallace. [View all]dware
(18,060 posts)70. You write for the Onion
don't you?
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden
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Wait...what? Resorting to statements candidates made on the record to journalists?
lapucelle
Jan 2020
#4
Yes, it does seem like Biden is in a glass house as far as his race record goes.
Aaron Pereira
Jan 2020
#61
I'm a strong opponent of Sanders, but this is 58 years old and out of context.
Beakybird
Jan 2020
#3
I believe the idea of the OP is to point out first what the gop will drag up
Thekaspervote
Jan 2020
#6
BS was a candidate for governor of Vermont at the time. It's called vetting. N/T
lapucelle
Jan 2020
#8
I'm quite sure that you're correct in assuming Sanders' is praising Wallace's
OneMoreCupOfCoffee
Jan 2020
#31
There is so much of this taking stuff out of context this year it's hard to keep up. nt
Quixote1818
Jan 2020
#44
This is a really old article, but it underscores the many skeletons in Bernie's closet
calguy
Jan 2020
#14
Talk about gaffes. Just unwise to cite GW to get his point across. The OP does show how vetting
emmaverybo
Jan 2020
#17
Wait a minute. In 1972 Wallace was a Democratic candidate who renounced segregation, right?
aikoaiko
Jan 2020
#23
In 1979 after being paralyzed by an assassin's bullet, the man responsible for Bloody Sunday
lapucelle
Jan 2020
#33
You need to read more carefully. Like I said, Wallace asked for forgiveness in 1979
lapucelle
Jan 2020
#41
It was 1975 the Biden article you guys had...and this is 1972...of course when it is Bernie...
Demsrule86
Jan 2020
#48
He won't win the primary despite all the faux surges...People want Trump out and Sanders
Demsrule86
Jan 2020
#50
Bernie is right - demagogues are sensitive ("aware" is a better word) to what people are feeling.
jg10003
Jan 2020
#43
From you article...this is from the Trump team you know...not exactly as you present it.
Demsrule86
Jan 2020
#52
That is historically accurate...Maryland was too...they were not allowed to secede either of them...
Demsrule86
Jan 2020
#65
I read that later he says he will vote for the GOP rather than Wallace nice try though.
Demsrule86
Jan 2020
#60
I was just saying what this party really needs is to re-litigate stuff from 50 years ago
Recursion
Jan 2020
#74