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Yaaas Broncos!
Did you even read this page?
I mean, your first post was:
Don’t bother... I’ve been trying to reason with the Bernie bros for a long time and all but given up
Did you even read this page?
Don’t bother... I’ve been trying to reason with the Bernie bros for a long time and all but given up
How exactly did she cheat? The fact the DNC and most of the superdelegates prefer her?
That's not as easy as it sounds. It's hard to pin blame on a few individuals & meet criminality for reckless behavior that damaged the economy. It is mighty difficult for prosecutors to get convictions in those cases. As much as the public wants blood, unfortunately it's nigh on impossible.
I have remained quite quiet on this thread recently because of exactly what I posted in that quote. The fact some people get all touchy about it is not my fault.You're not daft enough to need that explaining.
We've been through this, that exact scenario happened in 2008 too, didn't stop Obama.She herself didn't cheat but its widely known that the system was set up to coronate an establishment candidate by way of publishing that 500 or so superdelegates were already on her side, which was then constantly repeated by the mainstream media when they listed the delegate count, and created a perceptual illusion among voters that Sanders didn't have a path to victory since Hillary already had the superdelegates in the bag.
I have remained quite quiet on this thread recently because of exactly what I posted in that quote. The fact some people get all touchy about it is not my fault.
We've been through this, that exact scenario happened in 2008 too, didn't stop Obama.
Also the fact that the Dems had superdelegates was in the rules and Sanders went into the primaries knowing exactly what to expect.
That I agree with, but the point is that the rules were not changed in her favor or to disadvantage him.It doesn't matter if its happened before. The point is it isn't fair to non-establishment type candidates because it creates the perception that they can't win. The voters should be able to choose their nominees irrespective of whether they are outsiders, insiders, or anything else and the fact that they have gotten rid of the old superdelegates system is an affirmation that the party recognizes this. Hillary therefore will always be viewed as having benefitted from an advantage against Sanders because she controlled the power structure of the party, which in turn attempted to coronate her by suffocating any progressive challengers.
Yeah but one of those things is a sport we watch at most twice a week and the other is healthcare, war, education, housing etc.. you know stuff that actually matters.It's like a team going out on away goals and bitching about it.
So the blame lies with the rules of the DNC. That I agree 100%Yeah but one of those things is a sport we watch at most twice a week and the other is healthcare, war, education, housing etc.. you know stuff that actually matters.
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2 articles I recently read makes me think Obama and the Dems intentionally blew it, not Lieberman blocking it - the Dems could have used reconciliation.
From another article:
DASCHLE: I don’t think it was taken off the table completely. It was taken off the table as a result of the understanding that people had with the hospital association, with the insurance (AHIP), and others. I mean I think that part of the whole effort was based on a premise. That premise was, you had to have the stakeholders in the room and at the table.
Which Clinton had complete control over. But really the problem isn't Clinton as her walk into the woods seem to improve nothing, the problem is the democratic party itself as it's just not in any structural way a political party.So the blame lies with the rules of the DNC. That I agree 100%
Yeah no one said this.Pretty sure Clinton wasn't making the rules when they brought in superdelegates in the 80s.
I personally don't think any of us are "Bernie Bros" and tbh, I find the insinuation pretty offensive tbh. Yes I like Bernie but I don't think he's perfect, not do I have a picture of him on my wall.
I think he's definitely the most honest politician I have heard speak and agree with a fair fe.lf his policies, but I ain't no Bro ffs.
*Kills self*
Although the aide in question is Mark Penn, who I'd not expect to be clued up by any means.
What a selfish cnut. I am not surprised at all.
This will please Cal
Of course it will, because, you know, he loves her foreign policy.
We should bring back Gore and John Kerry too. Re-do bonanza.
Tbf though, from Clinton’s perspective, it’s hard to look at Biden leading the pack with Sanders in the teens and not fancy herself another shot.
We should bring back Gore and John Kerry too. Re-do bonanza.
Tbf though, from Clinton’s perspective, it’s hard to look at Biden leading the pack with Sanders in the teens and not fancy herself another shot.
you mean the mess she made in Libya.
Obama's endorsement or not, Biden will muck it up, either in the primaries, or general should he gets there.
He's a terrible campaigner, and 'schooling' Paul Ryan in a debate no one cared about doesn't change that fact.
We should bring back Gore and John Kerry too. Re-do bonanza.
Tbf though, from Clinton’s perspective, it’s hard to look at Biden leading the pack with Sanders in the teens and not fancy herself another shot.
Obama's endorsement or not, Biden will muck it up, either in the primaries, or general should he gets there.
He's a terrible campaigner, and 'schooling' Paul Ryan in a debate no one cared about doesn't change that fact.
Please don't give me hope ok. I'm making peace with the certainty of a doomed left.