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(9,865 posts)212. Oh God, okay...
...bring on the Republican candidate.
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You are right KB, we ALL need to accept the fact Hillary lost to Trump. NOT Bernie!
JoeOtterbein
Apr 2017
#24
All the Senators topping this list have small, white, primarily rural homogenous populations
ehrnst
Apr 2017
#189
Gas lighting doesn't work here, we can read Sanders RECENT statements and still think they're shitty
uponit7771
Apr 2017
#28
Its valid here, people are questioning the ire at Sanders as if there were no unfair bashing of the
uponit7771
Apr 2017
#116
He's been made outreach director of the Democrats. Last I heard, this board is called
ehrnst
Apr 2017
#64
Among his constituents. All the top Senators in that list are from small, very homogenous
ehrnst
Apr 2017
#110
You have nothing to say on his failure to endorse Ossoff for an immediate House seat?
brush
Apr 2017
#217
The Democrats unity tour fractured into disunity almost immediately after it began. Senator Bernie
Cha
Apr 2017
#130
Given that there can be many possible definitions of what progressive means,
guillaumeb
Apr 2017
#169
That's probably his intention but the effect is more often destructive.It lends to the misperception
pnwmom
Apr 2017
#101
No, but it does disqualify you as a Democratic Candidate if you disagree with the platform. (nt)
ehrnst
Apr 2017
#114
So you don't think helping Ossoff gain a US House seat falls under the outreach ...
brush
Apr 2017
#164
So why does he rail against Dems with a progressive record that casts a single vote
ehrnst
Apr 2017
#199
I don't think that critiquing him on his current job is "vilifying" or 'refighting the primary:
ehrnst
Apr 2017
#185
you have posted this several times and each time it has been pointed out to be inaccurate
dsc
Apr 2017
#7
What matters is that Bernie didn't endorse Mello when the guy was doing those things.
Ken Burch
Apr 2017
#18
+1, I don't like the ideological purism except when it comes to social issues folk. If Mello looked
uponit7771
Apr 2017
#26
Mello voted for a law that denied insurance for abortion, and a 20 week ban...so
Demsrule86
Apr 2017
#94
Yes, you are right. This is a TERRIBLE candidate, and look who is endorsing him
Eliot Rosewater
Apr 2017
#103
It's the selection and deliberate omission in who earns the blessing of "progressive"
ehrnst
Apr 2017
#197
I AGREE with you that there can be no economic justice WITHOUT social justice.
Ken Burch
Apr 2017
#138
So, why did Bernie choose this particular race and not the GA 6 to draw attention to?
ehrnst
Apr 2017
#68
Jane Kleeb from Our Revolution is the chair of the Nebraska Democratic party.
Demsrule86
Apr 2017
#96
They are equating "pro-choice" with "pro-abortion," and "pro-life" with a moral stance
ehrnst
Apr 2017
#150
Yes which is why I looked at the voting records of both Mello and Perriello (VA Governor's race)
Demsrule86
Apr 2017
#154
I know...everything that the former party Purists complained about ...Perriello does...but for
Demsrule86
Apr 2017
#161
Why was Bernie compelled to say something about a mayoral race in NE?
Zing Zing Zingbah
Apr 2017
#129
So where was Bernie in the Ossoff race, rather than pointedly refusing to call him a progressive.
ehrnst
Apr 2017
#191
There were many much more pro-choice people HRC could have put on the ticket.
Ken Burch
Apr 2017
#48
Omaha Mayoral Candidate Under Fire For Anti-Choice Past Vows To Protect Reproductive Rights
Cha
Apr 2017
#56
But it's the deliberate refusal to call Ossoff progressive, in a race that is far more
ehrnst
Apr 2017
#200
I know, right? Because DU rules specify sharing only one article on a topic per member
ehrnst
Apr 2017
#144
Perhaps some background might soften your view... perhaps not. This is being left out of the
JudyM
Apr 2017
#78
Tim Kaine had the same positions as the Candidate for Mayor of Omaha in some matters...
LovingA2andMI
Apr 2017
#60
I would vote for Mello if I lived in Omaha. But I don't need to misrepresent Kaine's voting record.
emulatorloo
Apr 2017
#84
He's got a 100% rating from Naral. He has a solid Pro-choice record, Mello doesn't.
emulatorloo
Apr 2017
#86
Sick of the condescending mansplaing and nondemocrat complaining about dems.
we can do it
Apr 2017
#90
Let me know when Tim Kaine's voting record looks like gestational slaver Mello:
musette_sf
Apr 2017
#93
The pro-corporate wing of the party is scared that his economic message will destroy their funding.
killbotfactory
Apr 2017
#123
Abortion rights will only get thrown under the bus if you let republicans win. Nt
killbotfactory
Apr 2017
#166
Sorry...endorsing an anti-choice candidate shows a willingness to shelve reproductive rights
Demsrule86
Apr 2017
#167
Because Senator Sanders has NEVER castigated someone on the basis of their past votes
ehrnst
Apr 2017
#145
I heard his words...about pro-choice ...and the normalization movement of of anti-choice candidates
Demsrule86
Apr 2017
#165