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Well, it's a good thing Bernie ain't the only US Senator. He has such a problem with both parties, Tarheel_Dem Jan 2013 #1
Bernie represents the people on the left. The two parties you reference represent the right. Dawgs Jan 2013 #2
I am "on the left", and while I've had respect for Bernie, I wouldn't say he "represents" me. He... Tarheel_Dem Jan 2013 #3
I don't think you know the definition of "the left". Dawgs Jan 2013 #4
No "Democrat" has ever conducted war? Tarheel_Dem Jan 2013 #7
Sanders actually believes that Social Security shouldn't be slashed MannyGoldstein Jan 2013 #26
And Sanders is only one vote. Why can't he bring his other 99 colleagues along with him? Tarheel_Dem Jan 2013 #28
You think the vote will be 99:1? nt MannyGoldstein Jan 2013 #29
Well, Bernie's so persuasive & congenial, I would think that 99:1 would be a piece of cake. Tarheel_Dem Jan 2013 #30
Maybe Bernie doesn't have enough cash. MannyGoldstein Jan 2013 #31
Yeah, that's the reason. Tarheel_Dem Jan 2013 #32
Certainly, George Washington is laughing. MannyGoldstein Jan 2013 #34
You're using an online community that represents one of those "right-representing" parties. tarheelsunc Jan 2013 #10
He has a problem with both parties based on his convictions to represent the people, not Jefferson23 Jan 2013 #5
Your response doesn't change the premise of my question. Why doesn't Bernie run? If he thinks.... Tarheel_Dem Jan 2013 #8
Didn't mean to ignore your question. A quote from Sanders: Jefferson23 Jan 2013 #11
I wonder if those numbers come from the poll that pitted Obama against Dean & Sanders? If so, Tarheel_Dem Jan 2013 #14
Clearly anyone who imagines Bernie would have the same success Jefferson23 Jan 2013 #15
Thanks for the list, but I asked if any had passed Congress, and been signed into law? Tarheel_Dem Jan 2013 #16
I believe you can research anything else about Bernie, if you're so inclined. Jefferson23 Jan 2013 #17
I just think the disconnect between rhetoric and actual leglislative success is, at times, laugh- Tarheel_Dem Jan 2013 #19
They're out numbered..I thought that part was obvious in the struggle to have legislation Jefferson23 Jan 2013 #20
Why are they outnumbered? Tarheel_Dem Jan 2013 #22
I thought that would be obvious to anyone who posts here. Jefferson23 Jan 2013 #23
So "money" is the only thing keeping us from electing more Bernies? I guess the.... Tarheel_Dem Jan 2013 #24
Ok then, without corporate money everyone can compete on the same level? Jefferson23 Jan 2013 #25
I am not surprised by his reaction. He's tough on wall-street all the time. socialaidem Jan 2013 #6
I was just saying I can't wait to find out what Warren does... WhaTHellsgoingonhere Jan 2013 #9
I agree with Bernie. mmonk Jan 2013 #12
Not with Obama and not with a Clinton WhaTHellsgoingonhere Jan 2013 #18
I generally don't object to cabinet nominees unless they are bigots or have committed serious crimes stevenleser Jan 2013 #13
That's all well and good, as long as there are enough votes to confirm. TwilightGardener Jan 2013 #21
Bernie tends to make a lot of noise, then he falls right in line. nt Romulox Jan 2013 #27
Bernie is correct, as usual. "In June 2006, Lew was named chief operating officer of Citigroup's Zorra Jan 2013 #33
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