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C Moon

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28. That's for sure. It was very sudden. Almost like a planned attack on DU.

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What do Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama, Al Gore and Bill Clinton have in common? [View all] Tom Rinaldo Apr 2017 OP

Cool it on the divisiveness and exacerbating #TrumpRussia inflicted wounds. L. Coyote Apr 2017 #1

I'm not calling out anyone pesonally, and I accept that Sanders is fair game for criticism Tom Rinaldo Apr 2017 #3

Question: Who do you think is the base of the Democratic Party? delisen Apr 2017 #60

Of the Democratic Party or the Democratic Coalition? Tom Rinaldo Apr 2017 #72

The winds will most assuredly shift. David__77 Apr 2017 #2

This message was self-deleted by its author ymetca Apr 2017 #4

Obama, Bill Clinton, and Al Gore aren't popular in that district. nycbos Apr 2017 #5

Hillary did pretty good, but I'm sure safeinOhio Apr 2017 #16

Gore wouldn't be much help. I excuse the Clintons & Obama....they're TIRED!!! Honeycombe8 Apr 2017 #51

Post removed Post removed Apr 2017 #6

There were extra forces against Hillary also that she bears no responisbility for Tom Rinaldo Apr 2017 #7

The media mikeysnot Apr 2017 #22

Neither Hillary, nor anybody supporting her, ever said that it was her "turn." StevieM Apr 2017 #26

I agree with you. Tom Rinaldo Apr 2017 #34

Thank you for your kind words. It makes me feel united as a party when Sanders supporters StevieM Apr 2017 #40

An excellent way to mark that event. n/t Tom Rinaldo Apr 2017 #43

And it is absurd to blame HRC alone for her defeat. She was smeared by a corrupt FBI and a Russian StevieM Apr 2017 #29

I absolutely agree. n/t Tom Rinaldo Apr 2017 #36

"She alone is responsible for her defeat". I'm going to assume that you've had no access to a..... Tarheel_Dem Apr 2017 #32

Only in the sense of "the buck stops here" is there any grain of truth in it Tom Rinaldo Apr 2017 #37

None of them hold public office? Control-Z Apr 2017 #8

True enough. Unlike Kaine and Warren and a lot of others n/t Tom Rinaldo Apr 2017 #9

None of them are politicians rock Apr 2017 #10

Sure, among many possible correct answers Tom Rinaldo Apr 2017 #11

Great post! These anti-Bernie, anti (small-d) democratic posts need to stop. SalviaBlue Apr 2017 #12

None of them hold the position as "Head of Democratic Outreach"? JHan Apr 2017 #13

Nor are they giving interview after interview. Speech after speech. Townhall after townhall. SaschaHM Apr 2017 #15

For the U.S. Senate Democratic Caucus you mean? Tom Rinaldo Apr 2017 #17

So his leadership position is .. for what exactly? JHan Apr 2017 #23

Lots of ways I can answer you Tom Rinaldo Apr 2017 #42

Ok, so we agree that he could have answered the question better, JHan Apr 2017 #55

None of the past candidates have said negative dismissive things except one OKNancy Apr 2017 #14

Nancy the best way to move on Tom Rinaldo Apr 2017 #20

yes it's true OKNancy Apr 2017 #21

Fair enough Tom Rinaldo Apr 2017 #27

So now Sanders... SaschaHM Apr 2017 #18

I ran down a long list of high profie Democrats and started at the top. Tom Rinaldo Apr 2017 #24

Agree with you Tom. zentrum Apr 2017 #19

That's for sure. It was very sudden. Almost like a planned attack on DU. C Moon Apr 2017 #28

I know Louise Mensch zentrum Apr 2017 #45

I'm one who agree's with the OP padfun Apr 2017 #25

Other than innuendo, prove the help. nt fleabiscuit Apr 2017 #30

Thanks for this post, Tom. I would trust Bernie with my life and I could care less what ANYBODY says BigBearJohn Apr 2017 #31

I wonder who stands to gain the most... Nevernose Apr 2017 #33

That's a message BainsBane Apr 2017 #57

"Helping" a candidate has to be strategic bucolic_frolic Apr 2017 #35

If more people don't stop looking back NoMoreRepugs Apr 2017 #38

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What's your point? How many of those you mention are heading up Democrats' outreach effort? George II Apr 2017 #41

For the Senate Democratic caucus? Tom Rinaldo Apr 2017 #50

Why is he touring with the Democratic National Committee chairman? George II Apr 2017 #54

Whether they did or not, chances are they knew whether or not he was a progressive. Sanders? George II Apr 2017 #56

Punish Democrats First! IronLionZion Apr 2017 #44

Totally off the mark. lark Apr 2017 #46

I'll take "none of them are part of the Democratic leadership right now". How'd I do? DanTex Apr 2017 #47

sick of the anti-Sanders bs too Astraea Apr 2017 #48

I think you make some good points BainsBane Apr 2017 #49

I'm kind of out of time for now Tom Rinaldo Apr 2017 #59

Interesting perspective. BainsBane Apr 2017 #64

Bernie's overall influence has been to move the electorate to the left. Jim Lane Apr 2017 #67

One other observation Tom Rinaldo Apr 2017 #71

Bernie presents himself as better BainsBane Apr 2017 #79

If people would quit bringing him up like he's the freaking savior of the world nini Apr 2017 #52

One reason why JackpineRadicals.com came to being. mwooldri Apr 2017 #53

Sorry, those folk brought egregious rightwing sources to DU in order to smear Democrats emulatorloo Apr 2017 #58

+1 :) nt mwooldri Apr 2017 #65

During the primary, there was toxicity from both sides. Jim Lane Apr 2017 #68

what does that have to do with answering a simple question when asked ? JI7 Apr 2017 #61

Well Said, Sir!!! LongTomH Apr 2017 #62

None of those people regularly disrespect the Democratic party nor are any of them KittyWampus Apr 2017 #63

See post #76 n/t Tom Rinaldo Apr 2017 #78

Let's see... GulfCoast66 Apr 2017 #66

You are Confusing Original Posts with Responses delisen Apr 2017 #69

That happens to an extent Tom Rinaldo Apr 2017 #74

Of the 4 persons you list all are Democrats; none are Head of Outreach for Dems delisen Apr 2017 #70

Have you passed on your displeasure to Chuck Schumer? Tom Rinaldo Apr 2017 #76

Thank you for your correction on Sanders official title in outreach. delisen Apr 2017 #81

Politicians are criticized, tin gods and sacred cows are attacked. LanternWaste Apr 2017 #73

they are all democrats? frankieallen Apr 2017 #75

Sure. Another correct answer. They are also all white non members of the Senate Democratic Caucus Tom Rinaldo Apr 2017 #77

DURec leftstreet Apr 2017 #80