Dude might be a fraud yo

All this talk about revolution and he's not going to help out any Dems in their congress races?

Bernie heads please explain.

Edit: ok he said, 'we'll see' http://talkingpointsmemo.com/livewire/bernie-sanders-fundraise-down-ballot-democrats-maddow?utm_content=buffer0a166&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=buffer

But still

That's a bit troubling he ain't answer with a yes.
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So was Obama when he did it too


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Who? Name'em?
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U really don't even know what's being discussed r to even argue anything of validity

Get gone my nygga
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My question to you is why does it matter? No one is complaining. You act like he's crapping on folks.

Plus he's running a campaign that is counter to the traditional BS


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You do know that this man has successfully navigated the political scene without your help for may years. You do understand this right?
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Like nothing

It's almost impressive


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the opposite of his brand, the opposite of what his supporters claim to believe. It's supposed to be a revolution, It's supposed to not be just about him. Whenever anyone asks how he'll get anything done without the help of either house of Congress, the Bernie supporters always say something to the effect of "it's a revolution, we'll win the Congress too." That's unlikely even in normal times, but if he's not even trying, it's not a good look.

We will stump for others at a later date.
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"Right now, our job is to, what I'm trying to do is win the democratic nomination."

Do candidates raise money for each other during primary season?

I think they usually don't. Unless they're directly tied to together. The fundraising would come after the candidates, top of ticket and down ballot, have been selected.

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>"Right now, our job is to, what I'm trying to do is win the
>democratic nomination."
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>Do candidates raise money for each other during primary
>season?


Yes...Presidential candidates have raised money for down ticket candidates...At least historically they have....Obama raised money...H. Clinton is raising money....

Hopefully Bernie starts doing the same...He has a lot of heat right now...

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Before or after the primaries? Of course the official candidate should hold fundraisers, but should primary candidates?
Clinton being the exception because she's been party fundraising for nearly twenty years. But did Edwards, Biden, O'Malley, Kucinich, Feingold, Bill Richardson do so?

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Before and after.....

When Obama had all that heat during his first run against Hillary, he did some fund raising for down ticket candidates...Appeared with candidates too......Hillary did as well in 2008....Other candidates over the years have done the same....

I think Sanders will do so as well......He's a good, smart dude...He knows he needs that Democratic support...

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Are we saying that Bernie has done none of the latter nor the former or none of the latter? Because he's had appearances with surrogates and candidates.


I feel like I'm splitting hairs. But I also feel like this article is doing the same. So I'm maneuvering within those rules.

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Nah..they are both important...If u have heat and are commanding large fundraising numbers and audiences, then u can def. help a down ticket candidate just by vouching for them onstage, shaking hands and raising money...

Even when Obama received criticism for not sharing his fundraising war chest with down ticket candidates he made sure to give up some of that loot...Obama knew he needed EVERYBODY to win the whole thing.....And that included down ticket candidates and delegates...Obama knew he had to be a good teammate...

I think Bernie will come around...

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So far, Bernie doesn't seem to be doing neither...But I think that will change...

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Have contributed to down ticket elections

It's kinda expected for high profile candidates

I know Bernie wants to be viewed as an outsider but he can't have it both ways

If he's going to benefit materially and significantly from Democratic Party fundraising

then he needs to participate in it.

One foot in and one foot out where the in-foot takes advantage of the platform that wouldn't of been given to him as an independent candidate and the out-foot gives nothing back.

Yea that ain't principled


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I'm not in disagreement about that. But I'm curious as to what point it usually happens. And I don't think it's clear at this moment.

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And the fact republican congress is as vulnerable as its been in years he should jump at this opportunity to help out


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I've gotten two mailings at my houses. Well multiple mailings from two candidates running for the congressional seat.
I do t know if the seat is open. I think it's been vacated.
But up until the primary neither one of them is the democratic candidate.
Should I expect Bernie or Hillary to cape for either of them at this point? Or should I expect that kind of support after there's am established candidate?

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Bernie's whole agenda is based on a system of campaign finance reform, THEREFORE:

1. if candidates believe in his platform on the Democratic side then they can adopt the same principled stance he is taking for the PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATION.

2. The whole POINT of campaign finance reform is so that politicians don't have to fundraise, to eliminate the potential beholdeness to special interests and lobbyists....

3. Some of these same Democrats were/are vilifying Bernie AND did the same thing to Obama in the last midterms. Now they want help from the Stah? Nahhhhh.

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>Bernie's whole agenda is based on a system of campaign
>finance reform, THEREFORE:
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>1. if candidates believe in his platform on the Democratic
>side then they can adopt the same principled stance he is
>taking for the PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATION.
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>2. The whole POINT of campaign finance reform is so that
>politicians don't have to fundraise, to eliminate the
>potential beholdeness to special interests and lobbyists....
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>3. Some of these same Democrats were/are vilifying Bernie AND
>did the same thing to Obama in the last midterms. Now they
>want help from the Stah? Nahhhhh.


This is all cool...But in the world of reality, down ticket Dems need all the help they can get when it comes to winning the House/Senate....

U mentioned the Dems vilifying Bernie? Back in 2008, a lot of Dems were cheerleading Hillary Clinton before Obama started to catch fire and pull away late in the race...A lot of them had grimy shit to say about Obama (About how a TOO young and green Senator didn't have the experience to win it all and would sink the Democratic party in November)...And yet Obama appeared with them during their campaign stops and helped raise money for them...

Obama saw the big picture...

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But Bernie is trying to change the game.

When I last campaigned on campaign finance reform the principle is that about $3 from people's tax returns can be allocated to a pool of resources to be allocated equally to persons in pursuit of a government office.

Campaigns don't NEED to cost millions of dollars - hell, Hillary wants to raise $2 Billion for her campaign alone, for what? I would much rather myself or a neighbor of mine who is inspired to be a public servant be able to finance and budget on the same platform. When you make politics a financial arms race, for people who may actually be well intentioned, how can you expect that to not breed corruption?

I totally see why Bernie isn't wanted to support in that regard. Bernie is the first person I have made a financial contribution towards, because in THIS climate, he needs it. But if everyone did it how he is doing it we would be much better off. How many billions of dollars are being spent on losing campaigns? We can do better.

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This is not a game to play...It's called being a part of a political party....U can't change the game without utilizing party coalitions....

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So is $15 an hour a republican or democratic issue?

Neither, it is an American working class issue. Our party affiliation has largely been beholden to the Democratic party, but they seem to want to run to the middle on all of these progressive issues. BY what metric do they calculate that Americans actually DON'T need $15 an hour, and that $12 is enough? That sound like they are arguing for their interests and not our own. THAT is why we need campaign finance reform.

We are sick of games, and parties. We need RESULTS. 2016 and we are still talking about minimum wage, war on drugs, abortion, immigration, education, etc like it's still 1996. Let's get some things actually done and not just pass and punt political footballs while these politicians cake up on the corporate take. That shit is wack.

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U r mixing apples with oranges...

A living wage is connected to down ticket voting....

U can't change the wage issue without changing the House/Senate....That's what supporting down ticket candidates is all about...All of the issues that Bernie heads are passionate about can be changed through local and Senate/House elections....

I get the feeling that a lot of Bernie supporters feel like things will change just because he is elected president....It doesn't work that way...

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I have said campaign finance reform makes it to where more people can participate. It makes to where my neighbor down the block can throw their hat in the ring to bring about change based on merit, not how much money they were able to raise.

I am not beholden to down the ticket Democrats who have been on the sideline the whole time minimum wage has been stuck at $7.25 an hour, have been told we can't have universal health care or student debt relief. Maybe Democrats should have to start earning the vote they receive. Otherwise, let's get them out of there and replace them with persons looking to get things done.

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winning each and every one of the current races AND on the Dems picking up seats in the upcoming 2018 mid-terms.

his 'revolution' is dead on arrival w/o that shit.

unless i'm missing something.

fuck you.

if you can't elect a majority in the Congress that supports that reform.

The Sanders "strategy" on campaign finance, to whatever extent it exists, is completely nonsensical. He says it's the most important thing for any politician to do, that it's the centerpiece of his revolution, but he doesn't seem to have any plan for it.

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>that reform.

That is a completely separate issue. So the idea of campaign finance reform is elected by persons running for office. It doesn't take legislation to get politicians to adopt this method. Bernie and many other candidates are using the same platform, almost as a proof of concept.

However if we DO want Congress to adopt the legislation, then of course they are going to block such changes. Political science 101 is 1. Get elected. 2. Get reelected. Too much of Congress is sitting there to collect checks, sit in a position of influence, and accept money from special interests all in the spirit of "fundraising". Meanwhile many Americans vote strictly along party lines, so keeping your elected seat is almost a guarantee. THIS is also a side effect of helping out Democrats/Repubs blindly - people become sheep to the process and turn in to "I vote Democrat" on major issues. Luckily we have a VOTE that we can use to oust people from these positions. We can force the campaign finance reform through OUR voting power, not Bernie's. It is our civic duty to do so.

>The Sanders "strategy" on campaign finance, to whatever extent
>it exists, is completely nonsensical. He says it's the most
>important thing for any politician to do, that it's the
>centerpiece of his revolution, but he doesn't seem to have any
>plan for it.


When I last campaigned on campaign finance reform the principle is that about $3 from people's tax returns can be allocated to a pool of resources to be allocated equally to persons in pursuit of a government office. Plus HE IS PRACTICING IT RIGHT NOW. He is going toe to toe with HILLARY CLINTON, who has a goal of $2 Billion dollars for campaign fundraising. He is using this approach and will having all of the momentum because of his platform, not advertising budget. He certainly seems like a man with a nonsensical plan to me, and it is working.

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So Bernie is claiming that he needs to refuse to raise funds for Democrats "on principle," because he disagrees with the way money currently works in traditional party politics

but is nonetheless willing to exploit the high-profile venues that money provides.

If he wants to exercise principled resistance to traditional party politics(and I believe there is a damb good reason to do that)

then he shouldn't attend the debates or the national convention.

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I'm going to see Bernie today at St. Mary's park. That aint no glamorous venue. That is where I go on Saturdays to get my Uncle Rico on. Lol those sound like indictments of the Democratic Party, not Bernie Sanders.

*edit* Hell Bernie is using the Democratic Party the same way many Blacks do: using their resources and stage because if we didn't MUCH of our issues would never even be heard. I would call it pragmatic, and it is exactly why he didn't run as an Independent. It's like when Kendrick raps on a trap beat: he's hijacking what is mainstream so that ears that need the message can hear.

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The DNC pays for all these debates

They help him fundraise

They pay for the convention

He signed a pact to help fundraise for the party when he decided to run

He hasn't contributed anything.

Meanwhile as I said he's taking full advantage of the partys infrastructure in raising money for himself and getting his message out there to the point he's a relevant candidate

Hes 'hijacking the airwaves' for self serving purposes being that he chose to run as a Democrat and is refusing to play ball which does nothing for his cause. In order to fulfill his promises he is going to have to work with the party. And working with the party is getting a progressive leaning congress. He really seems like all talk and political theatre.





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>The DNC pays for all these debates
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>They help him fundraise
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>They pay for the convention
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>He signed a pact to help fundraise for the party when he
>decided to run
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>He hasn't contributed anything.
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>Meanwhile as I said he's taking full advantage of the partys
>infrastructure in raising money for himself and getting his
>message out there to the point he's a relevant candidate
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>Hes 'hijacking the airwaves' for self serving purposes being
>that he chose to run as a Democrat and is refusing to play
>ball which does nothing for his cause. In order to fulfill his
>promises he is going to have to work with the party. And
>working with the party is getting a progressive leaning
>congress. He really seems like all talk and political
>theatre.

So you are surprised that a guy who says and demonstrates that he wants to revitalize and transform current politics, redistribute wealth, and finance social programs via the budget we already have is *gasp* using the Democratic brand to push his platform???

1. How is that any different from what Democrats are doing and have always done since JFK? LITERALLY the only thing he isn't doing is giving them some sort of kickback, because his ambition is for the people.

2. This gripe is legitimate for the Democratic Party to make. They have their money and want it, and want to keep the machine moving. But I am NOT going to get mad at somebody for coming in and using the vehicle as it is supposed to be used for the betterment of the country, or at least most Democrats. That would be like being upset at me for going to an Ivy League school for finance only to run to the hood and use my degree to teach low income students.

3. YOU cape'n so hard for this is particularly odd. How many rappers are independent but using major label distribution to get their product to the masses? This is common place. You sound like some salty dude that asked a girl out, she said you aint gonna hit, but then you spent mad money on her wooing her - yet she won't put out and now you feel like she gamed you. Naw bruh, you played yaself.

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Wish I could still have a romanticized view of how change is supposed to happen in our country

But I watched for 8yrs republicans block every progressive legislature introduced

Yet somehow bernie is going to be able to implement all these policies with just the enthusiasm of the people alone

He has great ideas but they call it politics for a reason

He's not going to get none of that shyt he's promising to the people without playing the game

It's just how it is

And always going to be

Our system is set up to prevent anything that could cause instability so shyt happens slowly

It seems Bernie has people thinking all its going to take is to get him elected and shyts going to pop off

Naw

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>Wish I could still have a romanticized view of how change is
>supposed to happen in our country
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>But I watched for 8yrs republicans block every progressive
>legislature introduced
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>Yet somehow bernie is going to be able to implement all these
>policies with just the enthusiasm of the people alone
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>He has great ideas but they call it politics for a reason
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>He's not going to get none of that shyt he's promising to the
>people without playing the game
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>It's just how it is
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>And always going to be
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>Our system is set up to prevent anything that could cause
>instability so shyt happens slowly
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>It seems Bernie has people thinking all its going to take is
>to get him elected and shyts going to pop off
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>Naw
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>But I ain't about to keep arguing this


You know, I bet you are older than me, but I have probably voted in more elections than you. There definitely is a generational divide. Did you vote for Gore? Could you vote for Clinton? I just wonder because the first general election I participated in was Kerry in 2004 when I was of age. I have never had the benefit of being passive politically. I was a Mass Comm/Poli Sci major at an HBCU with a 3.9 GPA that had to withdraw from school to work full time to save my Mom's house from going under. Let alone for 4 knee reconstructions I had to have. Politics is more than the games people play, it is our everyday lives. Bernie isn't going to implement all these things, because he can't do it alone. I've seen people run out to elect Obama in droves in 2008 and 2012, and then flat out disappear in the midterms. THAT is why there is stagnation, because WE have done a half-assed job. If people really wanted Obama's legislation then we would have given him a Congress to work with. That is on US. We got out-coached and the Tea Party out-hustled us. It has NOTHING to do with idealism. We just need to do better.

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1st time of age to vote

Democrats ain't field contestant in the 2002 senate race against Warner

They didn't either in the House race in my district so I voted for some green party nygga

Think he was an East Indian or Pakistani

Don't know what this has to do with anything

Or how ur knee surgeries and GPA would make u think ur more politicaly aware than I am but iight




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Bernie supporters expect the Super Delegates to switch up and support him because he "won" their state.

That's nice, but what has he done for the party.


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>Bernie supporters expect the Super Delegates to switch up and
>support him because he "won" their state.

Naw, Bernie Supporters expect Super Delegates to honor the American vote, and the democratic process and reflect the will of their state accordingly.

>That's nice, but what has he done for the party.

He has invigorated the base and added plenty of new voters who are willing to ENGAGE in the process. The world is waiting on his candidacy. But that don't sell tickets I suppose.

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And those invigorated activists are gonna vote regardless, but it costs money to get those non-activist voters out. It costs money to print signs, send emails, fuel up campaign vans, and operate a campaign that can win.

If Bernie doesn't want to spread the wealth to other members of the party, then what's their incentive to support him?

To paraphrase the movie School Daze, even revolutionaries eat Kentucky Fried Chicken. Folks really out here believing that the democratic process can somehow be divorced from money when the basics of running a campaign like opening an office or getting a phone or just having paper costs something.

But keep on thinking that somehow this shit's gonna pay for itself.


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be a team player, they could all cake up!

Yet he doesn't want to be of that establishment.

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Capitalism only works when you have people on which to capitalize. The capitalism portfolio is VERY diversified, through so many people being infringed upon, all to have some people at the top have a better margin this year than last. We can only be squeezed so much, and for what? $30,000 umbrella stands? People over money man.

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We're talkin' 'bout a guy who is allegedly raising money the "right" way who doesn't deem it necessary to support like minded candidates in his own party with said money. Literally asking him to put his money where his mouth is.

You talkin' 'bout capitalism and yadda yadda yadda that ain't got shit to do with shit when it comes to the basics of financing a political campaign.


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putting his money where his mouth is.

There are actually criteria to even giving to his campaign to attempt to keep things above board.

AGAIN, NOTHING IS STOPPING ANY POLITICIAN, INCLUDING HILLARY, FROM FINANCING THEMSELVES THE SAME WAY.

But to the question you asked (which is what I was talking about) no, I wouldn't want to play. But I certainly see why they would. It has been very lucrative and kept most things the same ever since they have been "fighting for us".

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I think u need this in your life....

Read Jamelle Bouie's Twitter roll....He basically breaks down why changing the system doesn't equate to pushing it away...Smart dude....

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the revolution isn't about Bernie Sanders. the revolution is about the active American electorate and their feeling about their individual political efficacy. To "change" in the sense you are saying doesn't mean to get the politicians in power to change their ways. I don't think many can. But perhaps the approach to individual activism can result in more marginalized people running for offices and overall participation. We are kept in the dark for a reason, and not socialized to the process which controls who get what, when, and where. All of it needs t be brought to light.

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that money isn't rich peoples. It didn't just POOF up. We are paying into the system. By mandate. And then on top of that we are not supposed to have a say in who/what/where the monies go? What planet are you on? Let alone country you are in?

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>the revolution isn't about Bernie Sanders. the revolution is
>about the active American electorate and their feeling about
>their individual political efficacy. To "change" in the sense
>you are saying doesn't mean to get the politicians in power to
>change their ways. I don't think many can. But perhaps the
>approach to individual activism can result in more
>marginalized people running for offices and overall
>participation. We are kept in the dark for a reason, and not
>socialized to the process which controls who get what, when,
>and where. All of it needs t be brought to light.


The "people" can do what they have to do within a revolution....

Bernie is in a different position though. He can turn on the people to make a change. But he still has to uplift fellow like minded politicians who he agrees with 90 percent of the time...Bernie's vehicle is politics...He is a politician not a deity...So he needs to do political things to actually get things done on a basic level...

If he doesn't there's no way his revolution can come to fruition...

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the Congress he envisions helping to push his agenda isn't currently in office?

Ever consider that WE are part of the process? It is bigger than Bernie.

Do you even REALIZE that we get to vote for Congress too? Stop acting like the Democrats in there who have been just as disloyal and flipfloppy are our saviors. THEY AREN'T. These same mofos tried to distance themselves from Obama in 2014, and Republicans went ham in open seats. What allegiance should we show to them? Why, cause they're Democrats? By what measure? Expect more of the process and yourself man. It's embarrassing.

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Dudes a fraud
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it's why i don't see him gaining enough s/d's to win the nomination. but maybe he will. we saw them jump from the Hillary ship in 2008 - but they went w/Obama who was definitely down to play nice w/the DNC and cooperate w/the party and its objectives. so far i dunno that Sanders is so willing or that he'll come around later. i dunno if enough s/d's will trust him - considering he is not really a Democrat. if he wants their support i think he'd do well to show more willingness to $upport and endor$e the party's candidates generally.

fuck you.

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Nah...the critique is he doesn't share the ball....

But again, I think he will....He's too smart not to....

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>Nah...the critique is he doesn't share the ball....
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>But again, I think he will....He's too smart not to....


No the team is stetting picks for him because they recognize that he's got the HOT HAND and the Coach has given him the GREEN LIGHT to shoot.


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the parties really have built up a system that is so resistant to change that people can't even handle bernie doing it slightly differently. all we do nowadays is escalate money and partisanship...and the dnc and rnc certainly aren't going to do anything to fix it until the country falls apart.

let's not pretend that all we need to do is play the game and vote HARDER for the same democrats and they'll do something about it.

How does he expect to find success politically as President? I'd think with the amount of cash he's receiving, and as a sitting Senator, he'd make an effort to sway the Senate majority away from the GOP this election year. Campaigns like the one johnfetterman.com is running to oust PA's Tea Party Senator, Pat Toomey, fully support Sanders, sad to see there's no reciprocation.

He's so independent, I'm not voting for him.

Also, what Sanders is not, is a Socialist. If you want to qualify it beyond personal ideology, since he holds no current or historic membership in any of the Socialist Party groups.