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krissey

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44. Delegates define a win or loss or tie.
Fri Feb 14, 2020, 01:59 PM
Feb 2020
If I were to vote in a presidential
primary today, I would vote for:
Undecided

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Considering he's only won once..... brooklynite Feb 2020 #1
No one said Bernie should be immune from criticism. The article is a criticism of the media Autumn Feb 2020 #13
A clear win that was so close it resulted in a tie of delegates. Delegates is the win/lose krissey Feb 2020 #32
Not the story in the article I posted. He won the popular vote in two back to back states. Autumn Feb 2020 #37
Delegates define a win or loss or tie. krissey Feb 2020 #44
There is no "balanced" journalism on 24 hour news HopeAgain Feb 2020 #2
poor bernie the most persecuted person in the entire history of the human race, or even the entire msongs Feb 2020 #3
And here I thought that was Trump! PatSeg Feb 2020 #19
they are both too good for this country Fresh_Start Feb 2020 #28
Oh, I agree PatSeg Feb 2020 #53
Meh. Nah, that be the "establishment" dems. KPN Feb 2020 #31
Ah, the lie that Sanders won twice again. TwilightZone Feb 2020 #4
The article is about Bernie's win in NH and the medias coverage of him. Autumn Feb 2020 #15
Nah, it's a lie. TwilightZone Feb 2020 #18
Okay. Got it. I'll accept that if you accept this. KPN Feb 2020 #33
Are you saying the media is totally fair? You might want to Autumn Feb 2020 #34
The main stream media tiredtoo Feb 2020 #5
Walter Cronkite has left the building Donkees Feb 2020 #6
Maybe if Bernie were a Democrat there'd be more enthusiasm for him in the Democratic Primary... forgotmylogin Feb 2020 #7
Exactly this. we can do it Feb 2020 #10
That's a very good statement... Butterflylady Feb 2020 #79
Vermont Resolution sent to DNC Donkees Feb 2020 #11
Fair enough, but in a year with a plethora of great actual Democratic candidates... forgotmylogin Feb 2020 #17
Sanders is considered a Democrat for jury purposes here. TwilightZone Feb 2020 #20
Again, fair enough... forgotmylogin Feb 2020 #26
From the looks of things I think he has just as much, if not more enthusiasm than some of the Autumn Feb 2020 #23
Wel,l that's obviously true here, but so far in the primaries, there's quite a bit of KPN Feb 2020 #36
This message was self-deleted by its author ahoysrcsm Feb 2020 #70
Huh? What the hell does that even mean? KPN Feb 2020 #71
Sanders sure doesn't have a majority of supporters on DU. ahoysrcsm Feb 2020 #72
Who said anything about majority? Why are KPN Feb 2020 #74
Sanders can't even get his most vocal "supporters" to commit to him. ahoysrcsm Feb 2020 #75
No, I'm keeping an open mind about Warren. KPN Feb 2020 #81
My state does not have a "primary"... ahoysrcsm Feb 2020 #78
This message was self-deleted by its author ahoysrcsm Feb 2020 #73
"...enthusiasm for Sanders." ahoysrcsm Feb 2020 #76
Cripes! All I heard was Bernie winning Iowa and New Hampshire. LiberalFighter Feb 2020 #8
What "wins"? we can do it Feb 2020 #9
He clearly won the popular vote in both states. Back to back in a crowded field. Autumn Feb 2020 #22
And Buttigieg won the delegates. Delegates count. Popular vote does not count. krissey Feb 2020 #30
So then why don't we have president Clinton, following that logic? we can do it Feb 2020 #46
The article isn't about delages or the EC. It's about media coverage of Bernie's wins in the first Autumn Feb 2020 #54
I didn't skip. Popular vote is irrelevant. we can do it Feb 2020 #59
Media coverage isn't irrelevant but thanks for the kick Autumn Feb 2020 #61
At this stage I think votes count more. dualboy24 Feb 2020 #82
So following your logic, where is president Clinton? we can do it Feb 2020 #83
Chuck Todd is irrelevant imo. But that doesn't mean I excuse him nor the rest of them at BeckyDem Feb 2020 #12
THIS. Warren and Sanders speak the truth. Until we as a nation recognize that, we'll continue KPN Feb 2020 #39
Yep. Its why we fight for no more money in politics. BeckyDem Feb 2020 #48
BS lost Iowa and has fewer delegates than Buttegeig. N/T lapucelle Feb 2020 #14
Bernie Sanders won the popular vote in both states. One clearly and the other with discrepancies Autumn Feb 2020 #16
BS came in second in Iowa and is behind Buttegeig in pledged delegates. lapucelle Feb 2020 #65
Again. Bernie Sanders won the popular vote in both states. Those are the facts from the article. Autumn Feb 2020 #66
It's the delegate count that wins a candidate the nomination, lapucelle Feb 2020 #67
That's what they do. They work for corporate interests and the wealthy. redqueen Feb 2020 #21
Who signed that act?! KPN Feb 2020 #40
Clinton. nt redqueen Feb 2020 #43
Telecom 1996. That was terrible, one of the worst ever. BeckyDem Feb 2020 #49
Yep. It's one of the reasons we are so divided, and one of the reasons we have Trump. redqueen Feb 2020 #50
Its tragic really. There are so many 24 hour news stations and what do they cover? BeckyDem Feb 2020 #52
After that comment there no doubt that Chuck Todd is an asshole. CentralMass Feb 2020 #24
I hear you. Rachel and Laurence are okay on MSNBC, Ari Melber, and a couple of others. But yeah -- KPN Feb 2020 #41
Why Does Bernie Sanders Keep Attacking the Mainstream Media as He Wins? denem Feb 2020 #25
Wins, plural? He won NH and lost the Iowa. His win gave same amount of delegates. krissey Feb 2020 #27
It helps to read the article. He won the popular in both. Nothing about delegates but YMMV. Autumn Feb 2020 #42
Delegates define win, loss, or tie. krissey Feb 2020 #45
Gee, why does the corporate owned media not like Bernie? n/t TDale313 Feb 2020 #29
Media coddled Sanders for five years. I do not know they have issue. But another bridge burned by krissey Feb 2020 #35
I think the media attacks Joe mainstreetonce Feb 2020 #38
Wins? Right now, he is second to Buttigieg in delegates. MineralMan Feb 2020 #47
Talk about the article. It's about winning the popular vote in the first two states, which he did Autumn Feb 2020 #57
How about if I talk about whatever I want? MineralMan Feb 2020 #58
Sure you can. But you don't get to tell me to wait till March to talk about what I want to Autumn Feb 2020 #60
Thanks. I'll do just that. MineralMan Feb 2020 #62
I always do as I please, no doubt about that. nt Autumn Feb 2020 #63
Then, you're just like me in that regard. MineralMan Feb 2020 #64
. TexasTowelie Feb 2020 #51
Poor Bernie liberalmediaaddict Feb 2020 #55
I'm going out on a limb here but I think you didn't read the article? Autumn Feb 2020 #56
They need a close race; thus they always attack treestar Feb 2020 #68
not enough ratings in tearing him down like they can w/ biden(ukraine-FAKE). Pete they blew off. pansypoo53219 Feb 2020 #69
Attacking? RandySF Feb 2020 #77
Corporate media is very afraid of Bernie Farmer-Rick Feb 2020 #80
When doesn't the Dem in the apparent lead feel attacked by the media? pnwmom Feb 2020 #84
What the fuck is he winning? MrsCoffee Feb 2020 #85
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