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In reply to the discussion: An honest conversation about Bernie Sanders starts with one basic observation. [View all]ProgressDiv
(31 posts)45. ... or you could just engage with the facts
Sniping with snark without engaging at all with the research and polling data presented is pretty much admitting you have no argument.
primary today, I would vote for: Undecided
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An honest conversation about Bernie Sanders starts with one basic observation. [View all]
DanTex
Feb 2020
OP
I mean it won't stop, look at the response to your reasonable confoundment
joethedrummer
Feb 2020
#84
I believe it is because people are tired of being used by big donations taking
Dustlawyer
Feb 2020
#5
You summed up PERFECTLY why We The People are sick of accepting CRUMBS & are ready to elect Bernie
InAbLuEsTaTe
Feb 2020
#64
I would happily support Warren, but of the two, Bernie has a much greater chance
DanTex
Feb 2020
#10
I'm not hate-filled or dumbed-down, and I would gladly accept Warren as our candidate.
Bluepinky
Feb 2020
#12
These figures do not square with the "unbridled enthusiasm" and THRONGS of people...
NurseJackie
Feb 2020
#79
What's even worse is that the "drift towards the center" gave Republicans the confidence to
Yavin4
Feb 2020
#16
Bernie has popped the Centrist bubble. Denial and outrage is the logical outcome for many of them.
jalan48
Feb 2020
#21
Good observations. I love the Dem party, but our leadership hasn't focused enough attention on some
JudyM
Feb 2020
#22
"...supported by the majority of the American people." Got national polls for that?
ancianita
Feb 2020
#31
Big difference between supporting the policies in the abstract and supporting Sanders himself
Orrex
Feb 2020
#52
Unhappy response to the other OP that starts an "honest conversation about Bernie"
ehrnst
Feb 2020
#42
You are absolutely correct, however over the next two weeks, emotions will be high at DU
Fiendish Thingy
Feb 2020
#43
How can you say someone with about 30% of the vote so far is hugely popular? I don't get it. n/t
pnwmom
Feb 2020
#51
In addition to popular ideas, a candidate also needs a proven track record of accomplishments
dlk
Feb 2020
#54
PHENOMENAL POST DAN!! Indeed, you win the pro-Bernie Post of Day... Johnnie tell Dan what he's won!!
InAbLuEsTaTe
Feb 2020
#62