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chervilant

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37. Senator Bernie Sanders

Tue Apr 18, 2017, 10:00 AM

Apr 2017

stands head and shoulders above the rest of the carrion crew infesting our government du jour. He has the highest approval rating of any representative currently serving in either house. He routinely supports the Democratic Party, despite what DWS and the DNC did to derail his campaign.

Sadly, herein, the Bernie bashing just never stops...

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Clinton: 'That was my last race' [View all] nitpicker Apr 2017 OP

... shenmue Apr 2017 #1

She will continue to be a strong voice for human rights, especially those of women and children. Arkansas Granny Apr 2017 #2

True shenmue Apr 2017 #3

She has class. Something Trump will never have. Demit Apr 2017 #4

Something he CANNOT have rock Apr 2017 #23

And yet people claim she didn't take responsibility. athena Apr 2017 #5

That's very insightful. HRC is a mirror. yardwork Apr 2017 #6

Yes. I've always thought what people assume Hortensis Apr 2017 #7

I agree, athena. brer cat Apr 2017 #9

Beautifully said ... BlueMTexpat Apr 2017 #11

I think that became very clear last week. NCTraveler Apr 2017 #8

Clearly she has a grip on reality ehrnst Apr 2017 #17

re: "a clear sign to me that one wasn't running for President again" thesquanderer Apr 2017 #25

She is a team player. NCTraveler Apr 2017 #26

That's an interesting perspective. thesquanderer Apr 2017 #33

Don't try logic zipplewrath Apr 2017 #40

There is little logic there. NCTraveler Apr 2017 #46

There was alot zipplewrath Apr 2017 #47

"won't be well received or understood." NCTraveler Apr 2017 #48

"I'd say she'd better throw out the old model anyway." NCTraveler Apr 2017 #44

Did you miss the emoticon after that statement? thesquanderer Apr 2017 #49

I did. "Yet he is getting pilloried by some people for not doing it." :) nt. NCTraveler Apr 2017 #50

It's a clear eyed perspective. (nt) ehrnst Apr 2017 #54

Ask yourself why she didn't turn them over during the general election FBaggins Apr 2017 #27

because people run their own campaigns dsc Apr 2017 #58

Yes, keeping promises is what she does. (nt) ehrnst Apr 2017 #60

One might say that about tax returns ehrnst Apr 2017 #59

It was a clear to me who is a Democrat and who might just use Democrats. SharonAnn Apr 2017 #28

re: "It was a clear to me who is a Democrat and who might just use Democrats." thesquanderer Apr 2017 #34

Sad thing is, she didn't lose. n/t CousinIT Apr 2017 #10

Also true ... BlueMTexpat Apr 2017 #12

Very true. But the narrative that she did supports others who have ambitions ehrnst Apr 2017 #24

The American People lost The Big Ragu Apr 2017 #56

100% spot on, CousinIT! Gamecock Lefty Apr 2017 #13

I wouldn't put too much weight on something she said in the heat of the moment. Bleacher Creature Apr 2017 #14

I agree. Heck, didn't she say much the same thing after 2008? (n/t) thesquanderer Apr 2017 #22

She'll run again in 2020 BrooklynTech Apr 2017 #70

History will be kind to her mcar Apr 2017 #15

That book is absolutely fascinating - and infuriating ehrnst Apr 2017 #16

What's your point about Bernie? (n/t) thesquanderer Apr 2017 #21

I wonder if he just uses Democrats. He takes but I'm not sure he gives. SharonAnn Apr 2017 #29

Senator Bernie Sanders chervilant Apr 2017 #37

Bernie's team was the one caught hacking. JTFrog Apr 2017 #39

+1000 ehrnst Apr 2017 #53

I was looking for him to speak at one of the "show your tax returns" demonstrations ehrnst Apr 2017 #52

The sanctimony and cult of personality around Bernie is what never stops stevenleser Apr 2017 #65

+infinite grossproffit Apr 2017 #79

That he has the same self awareness about his chances for ehrnst Apr 2017 #51

Robby Mook isn't coming out looking very good, so far. Warren DeMontague Apr 2017 #69

Methinks people have not read other excerpts/critiques from that book. demmiblue Apr 2017 #18

Except she didn't lose MsLeopard Apr 2017 #19

So True MsLeopard MainSt99 Apr 2017 #41

Agreed MsLeopard Apr 2017 #43

We have entered a dark period for Progressives, which we know will probably get worse. MainSt99 Apr 2017 #63

How was gerrymandering a factor? Jim Lane Apr 2017 #57

It does and has affected the presidential election ehrnst Apr 2017 #61

No, it has NOT affected presidential elections. Rocket_Scientist65 Apr 2017 #62

Republicans move forward with plans to Gerrymander EC in three states ehrnst Apr 2017 #64

That's a proposal. It had zero effect on the 2016 election. (n/t) Jim Lane Apr 2017 #66

Keep reading.... Rocket_Scientist65 Apr 2017 #67

More like 'That was our last chance.' yallerdawg Apr 2017 #20

It is a disgrace how Hillary was treated, especially by the press. This was a circus to them. still_one Apr 2017 #30

She's bowing out rather gracefuly SpankMe Apr 2017 #31

They'd still be investigating and litigating the 2000 election... maddiemom Apr 2017 #36

Hillary should be... Mike Nelson Apr 2017 #32

Yes she's shown the way for future candidates FakeNoose Apr 2017 #38

Dubious zipplewrath Apr 2017 #45

NO, it's not "dubious". Cha Apr 2017 #71

How has history been to Al Gore so far? athena Apr 2017 #74

Longer view zipplewrath Apr 2017 #78

She'll be treated very well when the history of this stolen election is written. ehrnst Apr 2017 #55

Yes, Hillary will, ehrnst.. Thank you! Cha Apr 2017 #72

I don't blame her for being done Proud Liberal Dem Apr 2017 #35

Ditto. northoftheborder Apr 2017 #76

"Ain't gonna be no rematch" jmg257 Apr 2017 #42

That's why she turned over her email list now and not in 2008 Arazi Apr 2017 #68

Read as: Appoint me LLStarks Apr 2017 #73

Appoint her as what? What are you talking about? athena Apr 2017 #75

And just how do you think someone could be BainsBane Apr 2017 #77

She has earned her retirement. Orsino Apr 2017 #80