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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: The Ad That Moved People the Most: Bernie Sanders America [View all]NWCorona
(8,541 posts)7. Some people will stay salty
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I am very concerned that his so very big movement with so many millions of followers with so much
boston bean
Dec 2016
#1
If you call minimal media coverage of Bernie's campaign, as compared to Hillary's coverage, a "pass," oookkaayyyyy... don't see it myself.
InAbLuEsTaTe
Dec 2016
#54
I can understand critiquing his coverage, but calling it "minimal" is just insane.
SaschaHM
Dec 2016
#73
Paraphrasing the song: folks believe what they want to believe and disregard the rest.
Magoo48
Dec 2016
#47
The DNC had nothing to do with Sanders being soundly rejected by Jewish, African American and Latino
Gothmog
Dec 2016
#83
They helped her lose in fact...and if we are not careful...we will lose again in 2020.
Demsrule86
Dec 2016
#12
Nonsense - Many people who supported Bernie in the primary were excellent supporters of HRC in the
karynnj
Dec 2016
#48
Why would you say that? You ever thought that maybe without all of Bernie's able assistance and support, the election of asswipe tRump would not have been as close as it was?!
InAbLuEsTaTe
Dec 2016
#52
maybe if the DNC chair hadnt been on the wrong side of a law supported by over 70% of Florida voters
Warren DeMontague
Dec 2016
#77
If 2016 is remembered for no other reason, it will be the year that Bernie arrived
HoneyBadger
Dec 2016
#4
Not to mention Barack Obama didn't leave a portion of Dems hating him in 2004. nt.
SaschaHM
Dec 2016
#36
The DNC has served the party poorly as evidenced by major losses at the state level.
CentralMass
Dec 2016
#63
great, and lets have our public face be a Democrat like Gavin Newsom, who supports legal marijuana
Warren DeMontague
Dec 2016
#79
There is nothing happy or hopeful about an election that you lose in the general.
Demsrule86
Dec 2016
#10
Her heart and mind will remain brighter and more energetic than many of those who
Cal33
Dec 2016
#68
I loved that ad. It made me tear up because many of the scenes were from the Vermont
Vinca
Dec 2016
#16
That's weird. I found it to be sort of alienating as a city dweller that admires diversity and
bettyellen
Dec 2016
#20
The overwhelming majority of the test group thought it was the best. Sorry you didn't like it.
think
Dec 2016
#21
Your criticism of the ad reminds me of what David Brock said about Bernie when he seen it
NWCorona
Dec 2016
#22
Sure the land is, but not the population. It's a storybook life that hardly exists these days.
bettyellen
Dec 2016
#64
We're going to have to recapture this sense of hope and possibility as we fight Trump
portlander23
Dec 2016
#28