Democratic Primaries

rusty quoin

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23. Yes. You need to ignore some family members at thanksgiving.

Fri Mar 6, 2020, 12:05 AM

Mar 2020

They are family and will always be.

Much closer are Democrats and Bernie. So, try to be more open, I think. We cannot divide as a group. The Democratic Party may be divided, but we are on the same side.

If I were to vote in a presidential
primary today, I would vote for: Undecided

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Liz on what it's like to be tortured by Bernie's minions. [View all] nolabear Mar 2020 OP

Seems to be getting a lot of attention. TwilightZone Mar 2020 #1

Ah. Good. nolabear Mar 2020 #3

Yeah, she is not endorsing Sanders.... LaurenOlimina Mar 2020 #2

I wished she had said this during the debates. squirecam Mar 2020 #4

When she endorses Biden, RIGHT before Michigan, it will LaurenOlimina Mar 2020 #5

I don't think she will endorse. squirecam Mar 2020 #6

Agreed. She should remain neutral until the nominee has been chosen. LonePirate Mar 2020 #11

She inherits the progressive part of the party. squirecam Mar 2020 #13

Well, it would sway my vote. LaurenOlimina Mar 2020 #19

Race will be over mathematically if Sanders loses Michigan. squirecam Mar 2020 #20

Don't worry, Biden's my fifth choice. LaurenOlimina Mar 2020 #21

He was my fourth. squirecam Mar 2020 #22

I like all of those choices. LaurenOlimina Mar 2020 #25

I love Harris as AG. squirecam Mar 2020 #26

This! 👍 Tarheel_Dem Mar 2020 #44

She just dropped a William769 Mar 2020 #7

She actually anti-endorsed Bernie NYMinute Mar 2020 #15

That was the bomb she dropped. William769 Mar 2020 #16

Yep ... she is incredibly smart NYMinute Mar 2020 #18

Clever and smart move on her part... BigmanPigman Mar 2020 #31

In a perfect world, she'd be my candidate, but this world is damaged, needs repairing. lark Mar 2020 #42

In a perfect world BigmanPigman Mar 2020 #43

Who's he going to bring in? Republicans? Doremus Mar 2020 #45

K&R betsuni Mar 2020 #8

The 'swarm': How a subset of Sanders supporters use hostile tactics to drown out critics TomCADem Mar 2020 #9

I never see any fight with Democrats as a real fight. rusty quoin Mar 2020 #10

So you're ok with the behavior of Sanders' supporters on line as Sen Warren mentioned? NYMinute Mar 2020 #17

Yes. You need to ignore some family members at thanksgiving. rusty quoin Mar 2020 #23

These are not family people in a small gathering NYMinute Mar 2020 #24

This message was self-deleted by its author LongtimeAZDem Mar 2020 #32

They aren't members of any family I belong to Clash City Rocker Mar 2020 #37

Oaky dokey rusty quoin Mar 2020 #46

OK, I feel somewhat vindicated frazzled Mar 2020 #12

Yes squirecam Mar 2020 #14

Yes It Is Sad So Many Angry Supporters Of Bernie Know The Pillaging Of Their Families Will Continue DanieRains Mar 2020 #27

You make a decent case. Your candidate could learn some things. nolabear Mar 2020 #29

A leader should make the case for the people without stoking anger. showblue22 Mar 2020 #35

"Few non Sanders Supporters understand why anyone would be angry ehrnst Mar 2020 #40

I dig how you rationalize poor behavior as some new strain of courage. LanternWaste Mar 2020 #41

Thank you for not holding back, Elizabeth! Cha Mar 2020 #28

It is impossible to disagree with her. ramen Mar 2020 #30

This was so very upsetting... Upthevibe Mar 2020 #33

How or why does Bernie attract these types of voters? Lanius Mar 2020 #34

Stoking anger is a strategy. showblue22 Mar 2020 #36

Appealing to emotion rather than reason Clash City Rocker Mar 2020 #38

K&R brer cat Mar 2020 #39

Nah no. Maybe Liz will say something second. I'm okay with her saying nothing. rusty quoin Mar 2020 #47