Howard Dean embarrassing himself on Joe..

[elias49]

what a slug. He's full-boat kissing Clinton's ass. How pathetic

[Thinkingabout]

1. What did he say which earned him the title of slug?

[DanTex]

3. Probably something like "Hillary Clinton is a strong and qualified candidate".

Or some other such thoughtcrime.

[Thinkingabout]

10. Guess we can call regulars slugs when the rave about Sanders and Trump, huh.

[elias49]

17. A regular? Didn't know but how's that relevant?

Dean was a very different man when he ran. Now he's on the gravy train. Screw him.

[leftynyc]

22. LOL

Getting mighty crowded under that bus you Bernie supporters keep throwing good liberals under. Pathetic.

[bkkyosemite]

28. Morning Joe woke me up throwing Bernie under the bus this morning.

[leftynyc]

36. Heaven forbid

not everything think Bernie hung the moon. Don't forget to trash John Lewis while you're at it - he supports Hillary also.

[bkkyosemite]

55. I don't care who supports Hillary. I care that it's fair and it is not

on MSM. It is very much a HRC's is the only one to be acknowledged as running for President. And that is not the case.

[Thinkingabout]

25. This would apply to the regulars they make big bucks also.

Dean is a doctor, he made big bucks before politics, do you know who else makes big bucks? Bernie Sanders makes big bucks as a member of congress, been there for twenty five years so how does his big bucks settle with you?

[elias49]

27. Bernie doesn't make 'big bucks propagandizing on national TV

Dean's a sell-out.

[Thinkingabout]

31. Compared to most citizens having a salary of $175,000 yearly is a big deal.

Sanders makes big bucks, he is not "one of us".

[frylock]

64. That's petty cash to the Clintons.

[cali]

11. Yeah, this is stupid. Dean isn't betraying anyone.

He supports Clinton. That comes as no surprise. I like Dean, because I think he's pretty honest. He's not a liberal on economic issues and he never was. He certainly wasn't as governor. (His fights with the more liberal legislature were epic).

But Dean is an honorable guy and trashing him because he supports Hillary is bullshit. And I'd be surprised if he trashed bernie.

[Duckhunter935]

14. trashing him as he is

Wrong and caught in a lie

[DanTex]

15. You make a good point that he wasn't that much of a liberal as a governor.

I like the guy too, but in 2004, he was sort of being seen (by some) like Bernie is now, and he was no Bernie.

[bkkyosemite]

35. Dean was saying this morning that she can make the tough decisions

as if Bernie can't. There is never anyone on their set who supports the intelligence and strength of Bernie Sanders. I could not believe how they ganged up on Bernie this morning by acting like he did not exist and she is the only one with experience. Bull! They have been told to start attacking with much more gusto. Did you see the show this morning? It was disgusting. Acting like Bernie was nothing a nobody........

[cali]

56. The empire strikes back. Surely this isn't a surprise to anyone.

[DrDan]

16. that was exactly it - strong, fact-based leader

[notadmblnd]

2. My thought was, Howard Dean. What a shill you've turned into

Now they're talking about her trust worthyness and how damn loud she is and how it is not natural. Saying HIllary is fighting for people like herself.

[Erich Bloodaxe BSN]

12. Hillary IS fighting for people like herself.

Rich, white, and powerful.

[onecaliberal]

54. Precisely!

[cali]

4. He supports Clinton. So what?

And frankly, I think that complaining about the MSM, yet tuning into it, is a bit incongruous.

[elias49]

7. I like knowing what Americans are being told.

Don't you? Many go so far as to crow that they've 'cut the cord', which is admirable except that then you live your dream, not reality.
Dean just said that if Hilary was a man, no-one would be complaining about her overly robust delivery on TV...the shouting.
'He supports Clinton. So what'. Well I used to respect the man. OK?

[cali]

13. Yeah, it's why I read.

I cut the cord long ago.

[elias49]

29. You don't know your 'enemy'

if you don't interact with it.
I read, too. Good on you.

[cali]

30. Oh yes I do.

[bkkyosemite]

38. Cali did you see the show this morning. It woke me up.

It definitely was to convince people that HRC is the choice. And that Bernie is nothing to even discuss.

[Yupy]

5. Isn't he a Lobbyist for Health Insurance Companies? Follow the money...

[Duckhunter935]

8. yep

[restorefreedom]

19. ding ding ding!! nt

[SammyWinstonJack]

33. Oh yeah.

[Duckhunter935]

6. yep he is now eating lots of crow

When he was proven wrong about her taking at least 500K from college speaking fees. And she has the gallery to talk about the high cost of college.

[Duckhunter935]

9. he had to pull out the gender card

[restorefreedom]

18. when there are no issues to stand on, this is whats left. nt

[BigGLiberal]

20. Yes, being a Clinton supporter makes Howard a slug.

He is in good company though with John Lewis and others.

[elias49]

21. Being a money man makes him unpalatable to me.

Some here are still fond of him because...IDK.

[bigtree]

46. others

...like all but two of the congressional progressive caucus Bernie founded now supporting Hillary.

[alcibiades_mystery]

23. Subautobus Deanque

[elias49]

24. He climbed there himself. nt

[alcibiades_mystery]

26. Ah, don't they all?

Traitors to the Cause. They deserve what they get...

[GoneFishin]

44. That's where the lobbyists leave the cash. It's no surprise that they crawl under there on their own

most of the time.

[bkkyosemite]

32. I was woken up by Dean and Joe this morning and I am so angry.

They constantly get only Clinton supporters on their show. They are working for the Corporate media because the media does not want Bernie as President.

I am sick and tired of the Bernie is not smart enough, can't make Presidential decisions (yes he can). He is extremely intelligent! They ignore that he has spent decades in public office more than Hillary. Being first lady of AR and the WH does not count for experience in public office. And public office Bernie beats her hands down.

Bernie is smart enough, experienced enough, is for the people not the pundits of the elite establishment and that is what makes him the best choice for President. Even the Hillary supporters here act like Bernie is not experienced or smart enough to be President in their comments.

It is so disgusting to watch the attacks from the MSM. So disgusting!

[SammyWinstonJack]

39. Really, how much experience did Sen. Obama have? That didn't seem

to matter in his bid for the presidency.

[bkkyosemite]

42. Exacty. Bernie has much more experience!

[Erich Bloodaxe BSN]

34. He did just say one thing right: "The big thing about Iowa is organization."

Sanders showed his homegrown organization was essentially as good as Clinton's well-oiled, well-practiced, micro-targeted, extremely well-funded one. She's had practice, she's been there before, and knew how Iowa works, and still was barely able to squeeze out a few more votes than he was.

[bkkyosemite]

40. So that proves he is smart. Just as smart to be President as anyone else

running. Just as smart!

[stonecutter357]

37. Howard Dean is a good man.

[SammyWinstonJack]

41. The Health Insurance corps. would agree with you.

[stonecutter357]

45. my best friend is a lobbyist for a nurses union is she a bad person?

[elias49]

48. Relevance?

[frylock]

65. Hillarians like to elevate regular folk to the same level of professional pundits.

[bkkyosemite]

43. He has been disrespectful to Bernie and Bernie's candidacy by slinging

the HRC mud (not meaning HRC is mud just his constant Bernie is not electable) in Bernie's face constantly. No he is a shill for the corporate elites.

[stonecutter357]

47. telling the truth is not disrespectful to Bernie are Bernie's candidacy.

[bkkyosemite]

53. He's not telling the truth he is telling HRC's agenda against Bernie as truth.

Her latest is I have the most experience I can do the job. So does Bernie and so can Bernie! She is now using Bernie's words...I'm a Progressive (yet months ago I'm a Moderate) I want Universal Healthcare (yet last week it can't be done). It is getting really unbelievable now.

[Vinca]

49. Howard Dean was adamant Hillary had never spoken to a college for giant sums of cash.

Wrong. It took about 10 seconds to pull up proof of a couple of speeches in excess of $200,000 per speech. Meanwhile, students are going into debt for half that amount and looking at a lifetime of paying it back. That's why younger voters aren't big on her.

[elias49]

50. Yes.I was surprised at his denial.

Maybe facts don't matter so much when you're on the Hillary juggernaut.

[Duckhunter935]

58. I am sure he did not

expect to be fact checked and called out, lol

[Erich Bloodaxe BSN]

51. I learned something today. I was wrong about what Bernie means by 'revolution'.

Of course, so are all of the people who complain that he's not 'revolutionary' in the exact same way they want him to be.

According to Sanders, this morning (for anyone that missed his part) his 'revolution' is a political one, about getting Americans re-engaged in politics again, active again. Not about economics, but about re-engagement, and thus control being taken back by all Americans, not just the few.

[Odin2005]

52. I feel ashamed for being a Deniac 12 years ago.

[Mike Nelson]

57. Huh? He's one of the better...

...people they have on that show. He counters some of the Hillary hate. They did have a wonderful interview with Bernie, today! Joe and Mika were blathering in admiration - I know they think Bernie is a loser, but maybe they'll be surprised in November!

[DCBob]

59. Howard Dean is one of our best progressive leaders.

Its truly sickening that so many Bernie people are now trashing him just because he supports Hillary Clinton.

You mudslingers are dead wrong.

[elias49]

60. Once upon a time he was.

But $$$$$

[DCBob]

61. Bullshit.

[blue neen]

62. I'm a big fan of Howard Dean.

[InAbLuEsTaTe]

63. Howard Dean embarrassing himself?... What else is new?