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Democratic Primaries
In reply to the discussion: WAPO: Is Bernie Sanders really happening? [View all]joost5
(421 posts)112. +1000 on the Pro Tip.
And GOP is increasingly becoming more cozy with Russia, welcoming their interference. Could be "the enemy of my enemy..." kind of thing but...
Kleptocratic Russia - ruled by a handful of people looting their resources - wants democracy to fail. The interest of Russia and US seldom if ever align. Russia wants to break up Western alliances. Russia means us harm. Russia is still interfering with our elections. Russia wants America to fail.
A candidate advocating for the removal of Magnitsky Act or tariffs, or warming relations with Russia is working against the US. The cold war continues.
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden
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No, you didn't support your claim aboout why it would have been better and not worse
ehrnst
Feb 2020
#157
He will lose badly and give Trump four more years...that is pretty horrifying.
Demsrule86
Feb 2020
#20
He will beat Trump in the Mid West...so you are wrong...Sanders went too far left.
Demsrule86
Feb 2020
#63
i want someone normal but if sanders if the nom I will vote for him...ive got my passport.
samnsara
Feb 2020
#2
I think this is an accurate summary of what I've read in the past bit on DU.
Cuthbert Allgood
Feb 2020
#105
I think that choosing venues near campuses guaranteed easy access for an energetic crowd
ehrnst
Feb 2020
#106
Bernie akin to that bearded benefactor campaigning to proselytes from their Yuletide wish list.
Scurrilous
Feb 2020
#59
The lack of his Senate colleagues coming to his defense after she said that, or even endorsing him
ehrnst
Feb 2020
#17
When Carter was elected, he never got along with the Democratic-controlled House and Senate.
wyldwolf
Feb 2020
#31
I think that Democrats in the Senate would be able to overcome past interactions
ehrnst
Feb 2020
#104
I sure hope that voting for military actions against Iraq isn't a dealbreaker for you...
ehrnst
Feb 2020
#67
I can't see shit in this thread now, due to someone getting shown the door but +1.
AtheistCrusader
Feb 2020
#107
when she was in the senate, of which this discussion is about... yes, she was.
wyldwolf
Feb 2020
#40
Universally liked and admired in the Senate. She has emotional intelligence, interpersonal skills
ehrnst
Feb 2020
#46
The short answer is no...he will hit a brick wall that is the South as will Buttigieg and
Demsrule86
Feb 2020
#18
"worlds better than Trump" YES. If it's Biden, if it's Bernie, if it's ???, ALL are "worlds better."
VOX
Feb 2020
#41
I look at nominating Bernie or Warren as going left starting with a strong bargaining position.
brewens
Feb 2020
#45
I have never taken sanders seriouslly because he is relying on a magic voter revolution
Gothmog
Feb 2020
#153
Well, that's the nature of discussion boards. Not all differences of opinions are
ehrnst
Feb 2020
#140
"Normalcy." As in the Obama administration, when we had the WH, Senate and Congress.
ehrnst
Feb 2020
#111
They are giddy with the prospect of running against Bernie & his hip pouch of promises.
Scurrilous
Feb 2020
#126