Bernie needs to be pressed about whether Susan Sarandon was speaking for him. HRC ROOM

[hrmjustin]

As you know Susan Sarandon made a fool of herself last night big time. Now we all do this in life but the real question now is does Sanders agree with her positions. He needs to be pressed in every upcomming interview about the fool's comments.

Remember that NY and most of the April 26th states are closed and Registered Democrats don't like talk of sitting out elections. This will hurt Sanders and we need to push this.

[Firebrand Gary]

1. K&R

[Cha]

2. I wonder if any reporter worth their salt will ask BS about SS's statement?.. I predicted

on another thread that he would approve.

We'll see. Thank you, Justin.

[KittyWampus]

5. I don't think he's stupid enough to recommend not voting or voting 3rd party.

Even though that's what he, himself, did until he was over 40 years old

Even though his history is full of equating Democrats/Republicans

[KittyWampus]

3. Even if he were confronted on it… he would just revert to noun,verb, wall st.

[pandr32]

4. Agreed! Hopefully whoever interviews him in the media will press him

He can either distance himself from her or hum and haw and divert to "the billionaire class" spiel.

[still_one]

6. No question about it, Sarandon isn't helping her candidate

[DemonGoddess]

7. K&R!

I expect, if pressed, we'll hear:

oligarchy
Wall Street
1%

ya know, divert divert divert!

DON'T answer the question.

[Iliyah]

8. Don't foget establishment!

[mcar]

9. He does indeed

[stopbush]

10. What's he got to lose by agreeing with her?

He can't win. At this point he's in it for the $. Agree with Sarandon and keep those $27 donations flowing. Disagree and he loses some of his zealous following.

Later, he makes nice behind closed doors as he tries to salvage his remaining years in the Senate. Who knows, he may already have an exit strategy in place to get out of politics after this year.