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great post ... Locrian Feb 2020 #1
Bloomberg is a registered Democrat. Renew Deal Feb 2020 #2
Who cares if he stays an Independent? As long as his agenda is Democratic who cares? Perseus Feb 2020 #17
Here is the thing. boston bean Feb 2020 #36
Crusades against Democrats? He critiques the record KPN Feb 2020 #53
He accuses them of being corrupt by taking donations from corporations. boston bean Feb 2020 #68
The point is that Bernie gets a lot of grief for being an independent but Bloomberg totodeinhere Feb 2020 #76
Message auto-removed Name removed Feb 2020 #3
Yes, great point. Welcome to DU! DanTex Feb 2020 #5
48 states to go Butterflylady Feb 2020 #56
+1. nt zackymilly Feb 2020 #67
I'd be interested in seeing key state polls. Lonestarblue Feb 2020 #64
It looks like cannabis_flower Feb 2020 #89
How does Bernie threaten big corporate interests? betsuni Feb 2020 #4
I think that any increase in social spending has to be funded by those with money. johnthewoodworker Feb 2020 #14
Greed is a social disease pandemic across the world's wealthy. Magoo48 Feb 2020 #27
There are wealthy people and corporations who are Democrats and want progressive legislation. betsuni Feb 2020 #32
The wealthy liberals play a delicate game Farmer-Rick Feb 2020 #49
Kick and rec I_UndergroundPanther Feb 2020 #77
Of course it's a generalization. The key metric isn't every vs some, KPN Feb 2020 #55
Health care, a liveable mininum wage, and a desire to reduce military spending ramen Feb 2020 #22
Those are Democratic Party issues. betsuni Feb 2020 #29
Different candidates place different priorities on the order of importance of each. ramen Feb 2020 #31
$15 minimum wage was the 2016 Democratic platform. Look it up. betsuni Feb 2020 #35
I recall that, yes, it seems like you're reading past me. ramen Feb 2020 #42
Look up how it became part of the platform. Sanders negotiated it. JudyM Feb 2020 #57
Then that makes him the establishment. betsuni Feb 2020 #73
Wish they could have come to an agreement on Fracking! Who, besides Bernie, wants to end it? floppyboo Feb 2020 #93
I fear the only way Bernie supporters will believe the MontanaFarmer Feb 2020 #6
I think that these claims that Bernie is unelectable are essentially people like you saying that you CentralMass Feb 2020 #8
Oh I'll vote for him. Happy to. MontanaFarmer Feb 2020 #9
I know things are divided here so I want to preface this question ramen Feb 2020 #24
The embracing of the term socialist. MontanaFarmer Feb 2020 #38
Could hardly have said it better ... mr_lebowski Feb 2020 #80
Yup. +1 pretty obvious. Blues Heron Feb 2020 #41
Yeah Ok, gab13by13 Feb 2020 #10
Maybe so. MontanaFarmer Feb 2020 #12
I would say that's an optimistic estimate Orrex Feb 2020 #15
He'd probably Turin_C3PO Feb 2020 #50
Forgot Maryland and Delaware. MontanaFarmer Feb 2020 #52
Republicans are skewing the polls to select the easiest prey bucolic_frolic Feb 2020 #37
1000% agree. MontanaFarmer Feb 2020 #39
Sometimes I just feel a need to speak the truth and awaken the gullible bucolic_frolic Feb 2020 #51
So Trump can win when he is heard saying grab women by the pusssy Farmer-Rick Feb 2020 #63
+2 mr_lebowski Feb 2020 #81
Actually , they're not threatened at all because they understand civics and Sanders octoberlib Feb 2020 #7
But.... the YOUNG voters!!!!! oldsoftie Feb 2020 #13
I think the reason he is so focused on young and other low-turnout voting blocs ramen Feb 2020 #25
Republican Senators can be replaced.. whathehell Feb 2020 #21
Except Ruger and Smith and Wesson. nt LexVegas Feb 2020 #11
What was the question again? Just_Vote_Dem Feb 2020 #16
Bernie loses entire southeast evertonfc Feb 2020 #18
Bernie polls best against Trump in TX. DanTex Feb 2020 #20
I can assure you that Trump will take Texas. flying_wahini Feb 2020 #43
How would gerryrigging affect a statewide election? nt. Mariana Feb 2020 #60
Exactly ... mr_lebowski Feb 2020 #82
I agree, the majority of residents of Texas will vote for Trump. nt. Mariana Feb 2020 #87
Do you have ideas about who could carry the southeast based on your experience there? ramen Feb 2020 #28
Probably no Democratic candidate has much of a chance. Mariana Feb 2020 #61
Their hypocrisy is stunning. ramen Feb 2020 #86
It actually makes sense. Mariana Feb 2020 #88
YES. whathehell Feb 2020 #19
So why do you think that the GOP is chomping at the bit for him to be the Dem candidate? ehrnst Feb 2020 #23
I'll bite. Why don't you enlightened us, and why would it be different with Elizabeth? brutus smith Feb 2020 #69
I simply am pointing out that indeed, the GOP wants Bernie. And you came to DanTex's rescue. ehrnst Feb 2020 #70
I just asked a simple question. But if you don't want to answer, that's ok. brutus smith Feb 2020 #71
You try to frantically change the subject, and I don't play along. ehrnst Feb 2020 #72
You don't have to get "grumpy" about it. brutus smith Feb 2020 #91
Just because I'm not frantic, and don't play along ehrnst Feb 2020 #92
You miss this point- James48 Feb 2020 #26
This is a huge point that gets overlooked in this discussion. ramen Feb 2020 #30
False equivalence. ehrnst Feb 2020 #97
In 30 years Bernie has never passed any legislation that does anything Squinch Feb 2020 #33
Why sew division into the Democratic primaries? bucolic_frolic Feb 2020 #34
This message was self-deleted by its author MrsCoffee Feb 2020 #48
Liz threatens corporate interests, she is the only one wall street is worried about Fresh_Start Feb 2020 #40
You are correct. Wall Street and big Business can't stand her. flying_wahini Feb 2020 #45
Who has DONE more to actually hold corporate execs accountable? blm Feb 2020 #44
Yes, Warren. flying_wahini Feb 2020 #46
+1 betsuni Feb 2020 #47
In my case I guess it's simply pure body language. tavernier Feb 2020 #54
Ok, since you asked: beastie boy Feb 2020 #58
If you're right about #2, then Bernie is clearly the most electable candidate. DanTex Feb 2020 #66
Not necessarily. beastie boy Feb 2020 #75
I'm not talking about Democrats to the exclusion of every other voter. DanTex Feb 2020 #78
I wasn't to crazy to divert from your OP either, but you responded with what seemed to be important beastie boy Feb 2020 #79
Fair enough, that makes sense. DanTex Feb 2020 #85
Here's another paradox: The Velveteen Ocelot Feb 2020 #59
I guess you missed his crusade to end wealth inequality floppyboo Feb 2020 #94
Would that mean that everybody has the same amount of money The Velveteen Ocelot Feb 2020 #96
No!! That's crazy!! floppyboo Feb 2020 #99
They're really afraid mountain grammy Feb 2020 #62
excellent post! LeftTurn3623 Feb 2020 #65
Examples of Post hoc ergo propter hoc fallacies for $500, Alex. LanternWaste Feb 2020 #74
WARREN is the bigger corporate threat than is Bernie. SHE knows how to beat corporations. He doesn't ancianita Feb 2020 #83
I am with you with a lot of this. BlueWI Feb 2020 #90
Sanders is literally a threat to no one national or world stage. krissey Feb 2020 #84
Neither are saviors Skidmore Feb 2020 #95
trump really wants to run against a weak and unelectable candidate like sanders Gothmog Feb 2020 #98
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