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In reply to the discussion: Why isn't Bernie telling Republicans what they need to do? [View all]
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That was exactly my reaction. It sounded like he was on board to help Democrats win and implement a progressive
Martin68
Sunday
#6
Here's the thing, we're stuck with the worst president elect imagineable
mountain grammy
21 hrs ago
#125
if Hitler wanted to cap credit card rates at 10%, would you work with him to do it?
cadoman
9 hrs ago
#149
Bernie got the fed audited, the clinics in the aca are because of Bernie
questionseverything
23 hrs ago
#104
I always find it interesting when a non-Democrat presumes to tell actual Democrats and the Democratic Party
tritsofme
Sunday
#13
Where are the Dixiecrats when the party needs to win elections? The Democrats need to stop being so opposed
LiberalArkie
Sunday
#16
If all his supporters had voted for Clinton in 2016, we wouldn't have trump now and would control Supreme Court.
Silent Type
Sunday
#23
Can you prove it's not true? I'm convinced of it mainly because Sanders, Warren, Reich, etc., criticized Obama/Clinton
Silent Type
Sunday
#38
Bernie attracted a lot of republicans, right-leaning independents, and far-lefties to vote for him.
Intractable
Sunday
#73
Tulsi Gabbard was a huge Bernie supporter and is now going to be part of Trump's
JI7
22 hrs ago
#111
Perhaps he has. Perhaps he has no control over Tulsi, who managed to betray everyone's expectations of her.
Intractable
22 hrs ago
#112
To suggest that Bernie has MAGA supporters is just plain friggin stupid.
Intractable
21 hrs ago
#121
Repeating it over and over again doesn't make your point of view any more valid.
Intractable
21 hrs ago
#126
How would someone who has only been here since July know what someone posted about Bernie 8 years ago?
AZSkiffyGeek
20 hrs ago
#132
The ones who eventually voted for Stein very clearly stated up front to the Democratic party that they would not
Intractable
8 hrs ago
#153
Oh, yes. Let's just pin the blame on that narrow group of voters who went for Stein.
Intractable
7 hrs ago
#157
Progressives like Bernie and AOC were pointing the party in the right direction but the problem is
yaesu
Sunday
#36
What? All Americans have accents! It's a symbol of......their.......uh......oh, you mean the high commas*.....okay.....
jaxexpat
23 hrs ago
#106
Sadly, Bernie is a scold, & the people he scolds are Democrats because we try to live up to our ideals & come short
Hekate
Sunday
#52
What makes you think that he isn't? Bernie speaks to everyone about the issues and policies that are critical
Uncle Joe
Sunday
#90
What are the other 46 Democratic Senators supposed to be telling Republicans?
Autumn
21 hrs ago
#122
Why ask anyone here? Why not ask him directly? He's the only that can provide that explanation.
msfiddlestix
20 hrs ago
#134