Bern-exit...

[tgards79]

Giving the man his due, but we wish he had come up with a better Bern-exit plan....
http://www.borntorunthenumbers.com/2016/07/bern-exit.html

[auntpurl]

1. I disagree. I thought it was a well-planned, well-timed, successful event

I'm not interested in crapping all over it. I think we should be focused on unity now.

[NCTraveler]

7. You are being very kind.

[longship]

2. What a revolting post.

His exit was perfect, as many of us Bernie supporters knew it would be.

The man calls himself an independent -- that's Vermont, people -- but has never caucused with any other party but the Democratic Party throughout his decades in service.

Some people miss the big picture and focus on silly minutia.

I invite everybody to click through to both Bernie's and Hillary's speech today. I dare you to say they are not united.

Nobody under the bus, my friends. We stand together. The alternative is too horrible to consider.

And fuck that other site.

[auntpurl]

3. Well said!

And more bluntly than I did, which is all to the good.

[longship]

5. Thank you.

The primary season has been over here on DU for a few days now. But today, let nobody here say that we did not have two absolutely awesome candidates.

And one of them won. I would have been happy with either. Apparently, today, Bernie and Hillary are both happy, too.

Let that lead us the way to victory in November.

[NCTraveler]

8. Well put. Nt

[aikoaiko]

4. That is a stupid effing blogger.

It appears he only gets his info from newsbin.

[NCTraveler]

6. I even disagree with the first sentence of that piece.

My man did well for himself and progressives. That was an excellent party debate and I don't see how he could have squeezed one more drop out. Additionally, this was set up pretty soon after the FBI report. While I have always and continue to think it was all bullshit, you never know what is going to happen when politically driven people are involved. Sanders has done well by us.