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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: And the 2016 Ralph Nader Award Goes to Bernie Sanders - Time.com [View all]boston bean
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And the 2016 Ralph Nader Award Goes to Bernie Sanders - Time.com [View all]
factfinder_77
Jan 2017
OP
Sanders also claimed that the election process was rigged and Trump quoted him
Gothmog
Jan 2017
#101
no, he offered unrealistic promises based on simplistic solutions which appeals to large numbers of
Bill USA
Jan 2017
#170
Three strikes was supposed to be for violent felons and the GOP took it further ...
bettyellen
Jan 2017
#9
Oh gosh no. Bernie gave ammunition to the same folks who STILL are saying
Eliot Rosewater
Jan 2017
#152
Hogwash. Your hobby of making Sanders out to be a greedy money-grubbing opportunist is pathetic
ThirdEye
Jan 2017
#85
Right. According to him, bernie has to have suitcases of dirty cash stashed somewhere...
dionysus
Jan 2017
#89
The OP is mostly BS. Sanders attacks had an effect but Hillary still won the pop. vote by 3 million
brush
Jan 2017
#56
Not only is it BS. It's the same dog whistle narrative we've been hearing for 2 months.
Garrett78
Jan 2017
#72
Utterly ridiculous. Clearly you have not seen his schedule. He busted his ass on the trail for her,
JudyM
Jan 2017
#137
The OP is promoting the same narrative Bernie supporters have been pushing since the election.
Garrett78
Jan 2017
#94
Shout loudest + throw tantrums + don't see any bumper stickers they think they are the majority. T
factfinder_77
Jan 2017
#14
The guy who wrote this, Gil Troy, wrote one book called "Hillary Clinton, Polarizing First Lady"
Ken Burch
Jan 2017
#12
It's pertinent that the man has an anti-progressive bias of VERY long standing
Ken Burch
Jan 2017
#83
Yet he's promoting the same narrative that DU posters have been promoting for 2 months.
Garrett78
Jan 2017
#84
It's NOT that the party should stop talking about race or talk about it less
Ken Burch
Jan 2017
#141
Contrary to your assertions, Sanders policies are not that popular in the real world
Gothmog
Jan 2017
#150
Whatever else, you can never underestimate the influence Comey had on this election
world wide wally
Jan 2017
#16
That article is full-on love fest for Bill's campaigning and policies when in office. I'm sorry but
JCanete
Jan 2017
#19
we so far right right now with our new leader (DUMP) Bill Clinton looks like a radical leftist.
boston bean
Jan 2017
#130
If you actually elaborate here, some of us will actually read it. It won't be in vain, I promise. nt
JCanete
Jan 2017
#173
The OP is promoting the same narrative Bernie supporters have been pushing since the election.
Garrett78
Jan 2017
#71
It isn't that Bernie's positions on various issues are unpopular or wrong. Here's the problem:
Garrett78
Jan 2017
#107
we've had this discussion before, or at least we've been conversing about it in the same threads,
JCanete
Jan 2017
#109
seriously? this is a message board and people are discussing things. I'm talking about in THIS
JCanete
Jan 2017
#120
Thanks for the conversation. This won't be up much longer, so I know you may not have the time to
JCanete
Jan 2017
#165
thanks again for the discourse! Just to answer G really quick, because I think this is important.
JCanete
Jan 2017
#167
I'll just say quickly, that if that is the root, then you would have to be suggesting that we
JCanete
Jan 2017
#171
but as to human nature where does racism get placed? What fundamental itch is it scratching?
JCanete
Jan 2017
#177
O.K., I read that. I agree with all of it and I think the candidate I backed in the primaries
Ken Burch
Jan 2017
#158
Issues matter and Bernie's had broad cross-over appeal. Many Dems felt his issues mattered a great
JudyM
Jan 2017
#138
You got to be kidding-no one in the real world believe in those silly match up polls
Gothmog
Jan 2017
#123
Sanders was treated with kid gloves by the Clinton campaign and there was a ton of material
Gothmog
Jan 2017
#160
Polls suggest a majority support for his economic stances, but bigotry gets in the way.
Garrett78
Jan 2017
#169
I think Hillary would have lost the pop vote outright if she tacked center like this.
forjusticethunders
Jan 2017
#44
It's the same narrative Bernie supporters have been promoting since the election.
Garrett78
Jan 2017
#74
Sanders' agenda failed because it had no chance of being adopted in the real world
Gothmog
Jan 2017
#121
This is absolutely true. Bernie distracted Democrats with his attacks on them.
R B Garr
Jan 2017
#52
He didn't distract her. He simply never stopped fanning the flames of division.
NCTraveler
Jan 2017
#55
Ahh this one again from November. Must be running out of anti-Bernie pieces so we need repeats! nt
m-lekktor
Jan 2017
#58
It's the same narrative Bernie supporters have been promoting since the election.
Garrett78
Jan 2017
#70
But of course... certain parties here at DU realize their Sanders bullshit is about to shelf expire.
Raster
Jan 2017
#79
Simplistic, and totally ignoring the numerous voter suppression tactics employed by the GOP.
guillaumeb
Jan 2017
#76
What a load of horse shit. "He pushed her too far left to prevent an effective recentering"
dionysus
Jan 2017
#87
All I know is I've heard a whole lot of people voted for Trump only because they disliked Hillary.
Vinca
Jan 2017
#92
Yeah, its obvious the Democratic party wants to continue it's long slide into ignominy
Arazi
Jan 2017
#93
After the first paragraph I had to LMOA--Really now? Bernie hurt Clinton's chances? Ugh! n/a
vaberella
Jan 2017
#174
This is just counterproductive and serves no purpose other than to divide and conquer.
AgadorSparticus
Jan 2017
#178