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[KewlKat]

1. I supposed it went unchallenged?

The host should have cued up a clip of him saying that he said she was....which he did a few days after his unfounded comment.

Has BS received any pinnachios for this yet?

[still_one]

2. and let me guess, the illustrious MSM didn't call him on it, because they are following the

Chuck Todd rules of journalism, it isn't their job to report inaccuracies

[liberal N proud]

6. Didn't even act puzzled by it

[still_one]

7. of course

[liberalmike27]

3. It's Fair to Say

They both listed things they thought made each other, unqualified.

Saying she didn't speak the words, when listing qualities after Scarborough asked the question four or five times, is just semantics. She definitely implied it. He did too. So here we are, both candidates should stop doing that, the media got what it wanted at least for a bit.

As far as I can tell, the round table has been highly negative of Sanders today, more than the usual hatchet job.

[Cha]

4. BS needs to stop being so damn paranoid.. he didn't do his homework and that's what she said.

He also needs to stop whining about it.

[sarae]

11. I'm worried...

That my eyeballs are going to fall out my head from rolling them so much. Watching BS talking on TV lately, it seems like every sentence out of his mouth is calculated to piss me off.

[Cha]

13. lol I don't know how you stand it.. I would have thrown a brick through the screen to make it

stop.

Just reading about it makes me ill. he's a menace to society.

He's such a damn whiner... like this former fan of his says..



http://www.democraticunderground.com/110795830

[sarae]

24. HAHA

Don't give me ideas...I'd like to keep my TV in working order.

I'll vote for him in the general election if he was the nominee (which fortunately WON'T happen!), but he's really getting on my nerves.

[pandr32]

16. Exactly!

Well said, Cha!

[Cha]

18. Mahalo pandr..

he's the way he is.. just showing how lucky we are that he's not ever going to be in the White House. the media needs to start calling him on his lies.

[RBInMaine]

21. In RESPONSE she said he didn't do his homework and that his lack of knowledge raised questions.

Yes, she said that. That is NOT close to saying he was outright unqualified. She was saying he needed to do his homework better and get his facts together so that he has the right knowledge base to lead the nation. Again, that is nowhere near saying that he is "unqualified." And a day later she said she'd take Bernie over the RePUKES anytime. There was a real difference between what she said and what he said.

[IamMab]

5. Wouldn't a real man of integrity be able to say, "We got some information wrong, and for that I..."

"...apologize?" Doubling down on a mistake, especially after it's already been revealed to be a mistake in the first place, only makes him look foolish.

[Cha]

15. He is foolish and proves everyday.

[Thinkingabout]

25. He continues to say he wants to talk about the issues, what part of Hillary voting for the IWR is an

issue? Issues is for the future, Bush invaded Iraq, Sanders is not running against Bush. Maybe he can explain his agenda, so far he has not.

[UtahLib]

8. So he's decided that lying is a winning strategy. eom

[Thinkingabout]

26. Not trustworthy, toomany flip flops.

[BlueCaliDem]

9. That's a Republican attack method: taking your opponent's strengths and using it against him/her.

[liberal N proud]

10. A lot of correlation between BS and Republican practice.

[BlueCaliDem]

12. I've noticed that alarming trend, too. It makes the hairs on the back of my arm rise.

As one of the tens of millions of employers assessing whether Sanders is fit to succeed President Obama, I have to say that his lying, his half-truths, his Republican tactics, his broken promises of not campaigning negatively, his tacit approval of Republicans paying for and airing negative political ads against Hillary...he's failed to convince me to choose him for the top position pretty much since the data theft and then the lawsuit threat that Weaver blustered about.

[Thinkingabout]

27. Especially it will be a hard sell to tell employers they will be picking up a large tax increase to

pay for Sanders agenda, with Sanders agenda it will encourage less employment, we need to encourage employment.

[NurseJackie]

14. That's a sleazy thing to do.

[stopbush]

17. Liars gonna lie, haters gonna hate.

Maybe his sins will be absolved during that personal meeting with The Pope...

[Walk away]

19. Bernie Sanders is UNQUALIFIED TO BE PRESIDENT!

That's what I believe! Hillary never said it but I wouldn't be surprised that is what she believes too. I don't think he has any idea what he is talking about. To me he seems as stupid as a republican candidate!

[liberal N proud]

20. Hillary is smart enough to never say that

[Walk away]

22. Of course she is. But that doesn't mean everyone else can't say it.

[liberal N proud]

23. Totally agree

[Thinkingabout]

28. Sanders really exposed himself in the interview, I thought he would be able to speak well

on his core issues, he flubbed the answer. He wants to break up the banks but he does not have the answers. Why say this with out an answer.

[sketchy]

29. He was way more careful with his wording today

from CBS news:
http://www.cbsnews.com/videos/bernie-sanders-we-were-harshly-attacked-by-clinton-campaign/

from the article by Emily Schultheis
Face The Nation April 10, 2016, 9:58 AM

Bernie Sanders questions Hillary Clinton's "judgment"

Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders has already walked back his accusation that Hillary Clinton is "not qualified" to be president, but he still questioned her "judgment" Sunday morning.

"Well, we were attacked pretty harshly by the Clinton campaign who suggested that I was not qualified," he said on CBS' "Face the Nation," in response to a question about Clinton's qualifications. "We responded by saying you know what, a candidate who receives an enormous amount of money from special interests, a candidate who voted for the war in Iraq, a candidate who voted for virtually every disastrous trade policy which has cost us millions of jobs, well you know what? Maybe her judgment is not quite as high as it should be."

Sanders sharpened his tone against Clinton last week as the campaign heads toward the April 19 New York primary, culminating in him telling a crowd of supporters of Clinton: "I don't believe that she is qualified." He later backtracked, saying on Friday that "of course" she is qualified to be president.