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Democratic Primaries
In reply to the discussion: Bernie Sanders argues Joe Biden and 'establishment' ignored working- and middle-class voters [View all]PatSeg
(51,704 posts)22. He's been selling the same old tired
platitudes for years now and some of it is losing its relevance. I've been following Sanders long enough to know, not much of it has changed, but it could be new and revolutionary to some voters. Times change, some politicians don't.
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden
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Bernie Sanders argues Joe Biden and 'establishment' ignored working- and middle-class voters [View all]
Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin
Mar 2020
OP
Voters vary by States. When was the last time SC went Democratic in a Presidential Election? n/t
Tom Rinaldo
Mar 2020
#2
Not entirely true. After IA and NH, Bernie peeps went on a no hold spree telling everyone
Vivienne235729
Mar 2020
#74
I didn't say any of that. What I said was that it wasn't the be all end all that so many
Vivienne235729
Mar 2020
#95
bernie has lived off the taxpayers for many decades, becoming a multi millionaire thanks to that...
msongs
Mar 2020
#5
We constantly see the modern re-creation of what FDR was and like a lot of Bernie's
Blue_true
Mar 2020
#68
There is a substantial element of Bernie's core support that relishes the collapse of society,
Blue_true
Mar 2020
#98
So, apparently President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden were ignoring...
Sloumeau
Mar 2020
#9
It's how he thinks. And how he thinks is a problem. He stereotypes AA people.
emmaverybo
Mar 2020
#15
Of course African Americans are part of the middle-class. Just a much smaller part.
progressoid
Mar 2020
#108
I think they do understand, and they are issuing a big FU to people who have worked hard for Democra
still_one
Mar 2020
#78
Sanders is factually wrong and why I dislike him so. Democrats have been fighting for all the stuff
LizBeth
Mar 2020
#24
A handy man, and lousy at it. Even this little job he made more of a title of it than what it is.
LizBeth
Mar 2020
#34
He says writer, but that would be the guy mag that discussed rape fantasy. Also worked a small
LizBeth
Mar 2020
#46
"I'm part of the Democratic leadership" but somehow not part of the establishment.
betsuni
Mar 2020
#47