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10. Hillary conceded to Obama and endorsed him shortly after the end of the primaries in 2008

Wed Jul 6, 2016, 12:32 PM

Jul 2016

2 1/2 months before the Democratic convention.

You've been fed misinformation.

http://www.nytimes.com/2008/06/08/us/politics/08dems.html

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Sanders booed by House Democrats [View all] Cali_Democrat Jul 2016 OP

If "elections aren't about winning but transformations" ehrnst Jul 2016 #1

He previously said he would do everything he can to defeat Trump. Cali_Democrat Jul 2016 #5

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This is a scary statement: "elections aren't about winning". Um, yeah, it really is. SCOTUS is a BlueCaliDem Jul 2016 #130

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Obviously you're not paying attention. TRoN33 Jul 2016 #73

Those policy concessions they're making must also be "frustrating" cprise Jul 2016 #296

Is that your go to insult, tron? Perhaps you are not paying attention. This is the real world. Nitram Jul 2016 #321

This is AMERICA. TRoN33 Jul 2016 #322

"Some" booed while others cheered. Bernie's pressuring the party to stand for what they believe in. bjobotts Jul 2016 #150

Clinton and Trump only represent their party's platform. Clinton booed by teachers Union over bjobotts Jul 2016 #160

Because they want him to shut up. HeartoftheMidwest Jul 2016 #171

THIS ^^^^ AlbertCat Jul 2016 #246

At this point, winning is everything. christx30 Jul 2016 #259

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Not worth the risk G_j Jul 2016 #287

I used to think Bernie was an idealist and so above the ordinary Senator. lark Jul 2016 #197

Very interesting. sangfroid Jul 2016 #222

You must have missed his message. roody Jul 2016 #234

Ha!! good job Roody...your exactly right!! Pauldg47 Jul 2016 #279

It seems that is exactly what he is doing right now. lark Jul 2016 #329

Lark....his luster will never dim!! Pauldg47 Jul 2016 #278

Funny how the poster missed that detail in the cut/paste exercise. floriduck Jul 2016 #186

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Damn straight. downeastdaniel Jul 2016 #297

hypocracy? MariaThinks Jul 2016 #151

He is showing he is selfish and doesn't care about building a coalition. dbackjon Jul 2016 #2

That's party unity for you. forest444 Jul 2016 #3

God damn I'm lucky I wasn't taking a drink... intersectionality Jul 2016 #158

Ah. it is what it is. forest444 Jul 2016 #161

HEH. SammyWinstonJack Jul 2016 #204

Too Funny!! Jack Bone Jul 2016 #293

Sure, Jack. forest444 Jul 2016 #314

didn't Hillary go to the convention back in 2008? just sayin...nt Javaman Jul 2016 #4

She conceded and endorsed well before the convention. ht hack89 Jul 2016 #7

She went to the convention to nominate President Obama.. Peacetrain Jul 2016 #8

Hillary conceded to Obama and endorsed him shortly after the end of the primaries in 2008 Cali_Democrat Jul 2016 #10

Yes. Lots of people go to the convention Renew Deal Jul 2016 #11

Yes she did, and she also suspended her campaign two days after the last primary and... George II Jul 2016 #15

She conceded four days after the last primary. Beacool Jul 2016 #27

Well, their goals are different. Hillary's perspective was win or lose. BS has a movement and it is newthinking Jul 2016 #266

+100 nt Javaman Jul 2016 #272

2 months before the 2008 convention, she campaigned WITH him in UNITY, NH. just sayin... Rose Siding Jul 2016 #56

No, she didn't. She condeded within a week of the last primary voting and campaigned geek tragedy Jul 2016 #78

yes and she did this.... TeamPooka Jul 2016 #230

Ah crap, I knew this was going to happen Peacetrain Jul 2016 #6

And why? Bernie has stopped campaigning and is not talking about Hillary newthinking Jul 2016 #268

If he is definitely done running why hasnt he conceded? puffy socks Jul 2016 #313

That's nice Sherman A1 Jul 2016 #12

Fighting for the American people is no bed of roses, but Eric J in MN Jul 2016 #13

That's typical for his kind of "result" Renew Deal Jul 2016 #19

That is better than aiming for no improvement and achieving nothing. n/t xocet Jul 2016 #75

Is it? How so? Orrex Jul 2016 #99

No offense, but you don't get that comment? Really? n/t xocet Jul 2016 #105

I'm unimpressed by grand gestures that accomplish nothing. Orrex Jul 2016 #111

There is improvement and he lost the nomination WhiteTara Jul 2016 #112

Sanders has sponsored or co-sponsored 207 bills which became law. NT Eric J in MN Jul 2016 #91

Really? Orrex Jul 2016 #123

He was one of the co-sponsors. I don't think there is a technical term of 'primary co-sponsor.' Eric J in MN Jul 2016 #124

Sorry--I meant "original cosponsor" Orrex Jul 2016 #134

Congress.gov doesn't seem to keep track of 'original cosponors.' Eric J in MN Jul 2016 #136

Even so... Orrex Jul 2016 #139

I'm not saying he deserves most of the credit Eric J in MN Jul 2016 #155

Yes they do and here they are. lapucelle Jul 2016 #154

That isn't showing whether he was Eric J in MN Jul 2016 #157

Yes it does. lapucelle Jul 2016 #167

I'm only seeing two categories. Eric J in MN Jul 2016 #170

totally off topic, but I like the clear way they show how far bills got yurbud Jul 2016 #159

Eric J you are right...see below folks... Pauldg47 Jul 2016 #281

How many did the Hill have? What were they for? Pauldg47 Jul 2016 #282

She had 713 sponsored and 2676 cosponsored.. drray23 Jul 2016 #303

Without admendments it is 363 sponsored 1529 cosponsored.nt. drray23 Jul 2016 #305

Selecting became law drray23 Jul 2016 #306

Most were selecting and amendments.?..right? Pauldg47 Jul 2016 #324

just bills. took off the amendments.nt. drray23 Jul 2016 #325

And he is still fighting. pangaia Jul 2016 #33

I think that the people who have actually worked with him see him way, way better than those ehrnst Jul 2016 #43

I support Bernie....Period ...GO Bernie !!!!!!! There is a lot of us around...GO Bernie !!!! Pauldg47 Jul 2016 #64

+1 nt Javaman Jul 2016 #116

+99 chwaliszewski Jul 2016 #129

I have never worked with him. pangaia Jul 2016 #90

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I do not and never have read any Bernie hymnal. What is this hymnal of which you speak? pangaia Jul 2016 #140

Oh please. Orrex Jul 2016 #188

Some supporters awoke_in_2003 Jul 2016 #190

I apologize--you are correct Orrex Jul 2016 #194

Not a problem awoke_in_2003 Jul 2016 #196

Ah ha ! I am an asshat, you say.. My my... pangaia Jul 2016 #203

By "he" I meant Bernie... awoke_in_2003 Jul 2016 #205

Oh. That's better, then. pangaia Jul 2016 #207

I think that term came from a movie... awoke_in_2003 Jul 2016 #208

I didn't know that. pangaia Jul 2016 #210

I think I was editing awoke_in_2003 Jul 2016 #212

I try not to call anybody an asshole or asshat, pangaia Jul 2016 #218

I use "asshat" as a synonym of "asshole" because I don't like using "asshole." merrily Jul 2016 #280

Oh, my.. That is very good writing. pangaia Jul 2016 #202

How so? sangfroid Jul 2016 #223

He's not fighting to stay relevant, or losing. HeartoftheMidwest Jul 2016 #174

Ok, sure. Orrex Jul 2016 #187

I am glad you agree with HeartOfTheModwest. pangaia Jul 2016 #206

He won't ever be seen as relevant to people invested in their careers and the status quo. newthinking Jul 2016 #269

Your right. I urge many of delegates out there, Bernie can still be your choice in lieu of .... Pauldg47 Jul 2016 #327

Bernie didn't invent the idea. ehrnst Jul 2016 #38

this is not a Sanders thing rtracey Jul 2016 #58

This plan is way different than what she had on her site until now. Ash_F Jul 2016 #76

but rtracey Jul 2016 #120

I don't recall her saying that, but it certainly said something different on her site Ash_F Jul 2016 #128

well rtracey Jul 2016 #145

I saw that debate. That's not what I am talking about. Ash_F Jul 2016 #173

Sounds better in original Latin, but then you'd realize it's a logical fallacy. LanternWaste Jul 2016 #70

Wonder where she got the idea? n/t Paper Roses Jul 2016 #182

Bernie, I supported you with my heart and soul, but it's now time to move on groundloop Jul 2016 #14

This Democratic Platform Committee is meeting Friday and Saturday. Eric J in MN Jul 2016 #18

How do you know this? Renew Deal Jul 2016 #20

I wrote 'probably.' I'm basing that off Sanders praising HRC today for compromising Eric J in MN Jul 2016 #79

Looks like you were right Renew Deal Jul 2016 #330

Thanks. Maybe we'll know for sure on Tuesday. NT Eric J in MN Jul 2016 #331

If you were supporting him as a person, I see your point. But if you were supporting the cause The Wielding Truth Jul 2016 #63

I wish he would FACE REALITY heaven05 Jul 2016 #16

In my opinion he IS the one facing reality. pangaia Jul 2016 #40

Maybe the people who have worked with him trying to accomplish things ehrnst Jul 2016 #48

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I have to agree. bdwker Jul 2016 #71

I disagree. He spends more resources attacking Democrats than republicans MariaThinks Jul 2016 #153

Interesting number. Can I see the source? seabeckind Jul 2016 #302

Yes, you are right. ozone_man Jul 2016 #233

Thank you for the support for my view. pangaia Jul 2016 #238

Exactly. Biki Jul 2016 #237

Sanders Urchin Jul 2016 #93

he is not the nominee heaven05 Jul 2016 #177

As soon as he DOES get on board, his leverage to affect change pangaia Jul 2016 #240

I understand heaven05 Jul 2016 #304

OK. Then, if she wants to WIN, if she wants to be the president, pangaia Jul 2016 #309

right heaven05 Jul 2016 #310

What does that have to do with what I said? pangaia Jul 2016 #311

everything heaven05 Jul 2016 #312

I don't know what you mean. pangaia Jul 2016 #318

The Reality Is Ccarmona Jul 2016 #149

Really? I thought that was just a republican wet dream... Walk away Jul 2016 #213

Classy. (n/t) Iggo Jul 2016 #17

Yes. Waltzing in and telling your colleagues that "elections aren't about winning" ehrnst Jul 2016 #23

He was saying that there are bigger issues at stake, much bigger for the long term pangaia Jul 2016 #241

Indeed. n/t demmiblue Jul 2016 #108

It's unfortunate that he has let his support and momentum fizzle into irrelevance Chemisse Jul 2016 #21

He would have been gone in March if he had perspective Renew Deal Jul 2016 #22

Sanders will get more people to vote against Trump if he does NOT endorse n/t eridani Jul 2016 #232

Bernie Sanders is a living example of Dylam Thomas' poem. pangaia Jul 2016 #243

He is not interested n glory. Never was. pangaia Jul 2016 #242

Wish I'd been there... Surya Gayatri Jul 2016 #24

The comment about Sanders self obsession is very accurate Gothmog Jul 2016 #60

No it is not. pangaia Jul 2016 #244

Welcome to politics as usual. God forbid anything improves. floriduck Jul 2016 #189

It just proves what the movement is about. The bo-ing senators are likely newthinking Jul 2016 #271

Those House Democrats are free to run for President and build any movement they wish to... appal_jack Jul 2016 #25

No Democrat bluedye33139 Jul 2016 #30

Hatred? Can you say hyperbole? askeptic Jul 2016 #35

Pronunciation drill bluedye33139 Jul 2016 #96

Sounds logical to me... Surya Gayatri Jul 2016 #44

Nor would a progressive, independent Senator. appal_jack Jul 2016 #57

Democrats now tend to support their own party and to work together for pangaia Jul 2016 #245

I agree. The sky will not fall if he waits for the convention askeptic Jul 2016 #31

It's not a movement yet. That remains to be seen. ehrnst Jul 2016 #52

This message was self-deleted by its author G_j Jul 2016 #285

This is what I thought might happen... kentuck Jul 2016 #26

Its Haints and Angels Kentuck.. Peacetrain Jul 2016 #74

You must have read the book? kentuck Jul 2016 #131

I am reading it now... Peacetrain Jul 2016 #172

WTF? stopbush Jul 2016 #28

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The FBI didn't recommend charges Cali_Democrat Jul 2016 #37

Lynch said she would follow the FBI recommendation. stopbush Jul 2016 #46

Especially since she pledged to follow the FBI's recommendations, whatever they might be. Surya Gayatri Jul 2016 #47

Surrounding oneself with old white men gives one a limited perspective ehrnst Jul 2016 #53

Now we've heard from the DoJ, Sanders. Your last hope is gone lunamagica Jul 2016 #214

We wait for the DoJ? murielm99 Jul 2016 #289

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Self obsession is right bravenak Jul 2016 #32

I think that Sanders has blinders on and can't see outside his bubble. Beacool Jul 2016 #36

Sanders' goal IS in fact a bigger one than 'winning' an election. pangaia Jul 2016 #247

Politico... Triana Jul 2016 #39

2007, nine years ago. Check out their leadership today: George II Jul 2016 #85

"Elections aren't about winning". Yeah, only if you're a Republican lining your pockets. CrowCityDem Jul 2016 #41

There is not a strong anti-TPP plank yet. Therefore, ReasonableToo Jul 2016 #42

For goodness sake he doesn't get to dictate trade deals or anything else pandr32 Jul 2016 #67

From the beginning ReasonableToo Jul 2016 #168

I have not given up on him and never will. pangaia Jul 2016 #252

I understand your being upset with Bernie's actions. pangaia Jul 2016 #251

Keep on truckin' Bernie.... pangaia Jul 2016 #248

"Now we wait to hear from the Justice Department." pandr32 Jul 2016 #45

seems our big tent is getting pretty damn small.... dembotoz Jul 2016 #49

Doesn't it though! KPN Jul 2016 #92

please give it up Bernie and do the right thing for the futures sake NoMoreRepugs Jul 2016 #50

What the hell... Chakaconcarne Jul 2016 #51

To me it seems controversy would HELP Democrats with their convention. Festivito Jul 2016 #54

These aren't some of the same Democrats that voted for the Iraq War? jalan48 Jul 2016 #61

House Democrats voted 118 to 65 in favor of DOMA as well. The majority of them disagreed with Bluenorthwest Jul 2016 #69

Well said, and an excellent point. n/t reflection Jul 2016 #135

I wonder if continually dissing Bernie is a very good strategy askeptic Jul 2016 #62

It certainly doesn't make me feel better about switching Ilsa Jul 2016 #83

Had the exact same reaction. KPN Jul 2016 #95

Exactly. All they know how to do is cover their own asses. pangaia Jul 2016 #255

Correct.. coco77 Jul 2016 #126

If 82% of Sanders supporters have already made the switch, there's not much "flocking" to be done. Tarheel_Dem Jul 2016 #162

I hadn't seen that figure - can you give me a source? askeptic Jul 2016 #165

I got it from upthread. If that number is true, I think you'd agree that the remaining 15%-18% were Tarheel_Dem Jul 2016 #195

Looks like a circular to me. seabeckind Jul 2016 #301

He's not entitled to their approval anigbrowl Jul 2016 #254

K&R stopbush Jul 2016 #65

He has squandered any capital gained by his "movement" Stuckinthebush Jul 2016 #66

Epic failure Geronimoe Jul 2016 #68

Hillary Clinton has way more pledged delegates than Bernie pandr32 Jul 2016 #98

*he* didn't lose them 69 House seats under a highly charismatic Prez MisterP Jul 2016 #72

Because *HE* didn't do anything ConservativeDemocrat Jul 2016 #260

Are these the new rules here? SHRED Jul 2016 #77

Apparently so. I think the new rules were made with the thought in mind that The Second Stone Jul 2016 #87

Apparently. KPN Jul 2016 #97

How is that a new rule? Orrex Jul 2016 #104

Pretty much. harun Jul 2016 #118

Yes, they are enforced by that big straw man over there anigbrowl Jul 2016 #256

If he wants to endorse, he wants it to mean something. Lucky Luciano Jul 2016 #80

And of course they were too chicken-shit to speak non-anonymously. arcane1 Jul 2016 #81

Can Sanders just end the charade Blue_Tires Jul 2016 #82

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Such immature behavior on the part of House Democrats is not going to help winning totodeinhere Jul 2016 #86

Clinton has the support of 82% of BS voters, and the rest were not going to ever vote for her Squinch Jul 2016 #106

Most BS supporters will vote for Clinton. And I will vote for Clinton. totodeinhere Jul 2016 #109

She'll have plenty of supporters who get out and work for her and who donate money. AND she'll Squinch Jul 2016 #113

Then why all the HuBub about Bernie ? kacekwl Jul 2016 #176

You say that as if you think he is actually a threat. Do you really think that? Because that's Squinch Jul 2016 #180

I am not annoyed kacekwl Jul 2016 #267

Did you know that there are people other than you in the Democratic party? No, for reals! Squinch Jul 2016 #270

No, we did not "kinda fell for it" sheshe2 Jul 2016 #286

Sure we did at the polls kacekwl Jul 2016 #316

Okay, fair enough. n/t totodeinhere Jul 2016 #115

No one is demanding "adulation" -- that's an absurd straw man. Jim Lane Jul 2016 #178

OK, then, however you would paraphrase that threat, it's still stupid. The party is united. Squinch Jul 2016 #181

I'm not seeing a threat here. Jim Lane Jul 2016 #201

The threat I refer to is when BS supporters say, "You better do X or BS supporters won't vote for Squinch Jul 2016 #211

People may vote as they please and they're entitled to express their preferences. Jim Lane Jul 2016 #294

The party is united behind Hillary. Individual voters saying, "You better do X or BS supporters Squinch Jul 2016 #317

"The party is united" doesn't mean that all the votes are locked up. Jim Lane Jul 2016 #319

All the votes will never be locked up. Hillary won the majority. She has her own platform. Squinch Jul 2016 #320

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I supported Bernie ~ But it's over left-of-center2012 Jul 2016 #89

His cause is not over Urchin Jul 2016 #94

"There can be only one" billpolonsky Jul 2016 #100

As much as it pains me to admit it... actslikeacarrot Jul 2016 #138

After reading that Baloney sangfroid Jul 2016 #224

What you DON'T know ... NanceGreggs Jul 2016 #250

You ignore the most important differences between 2008 and 2016 Jim Lane Jul 2016 #295

Interesting sangfroid Jul 2016 #315

^^^ THIS ^^^ Tarheel_Dem Jul 2016 #328

As if the House Democrats have been supportive of him during this campaign so far? FourScore Jul 2016 #102

They know him. They have worked with him. Squinch Jul 2016 #107

Only the progressive caucus, blue dog sellouts haven't. harun Jul 2016 #122

How many of the "progressive caucus" actually endorsed him? And the bluedogs were ousted in 2010. Tarheel_Dem Jul 2016 #144

Blue Dogs currently hold 14 seats, the Progressives 68 harun Jul 2016 #175

Well how do you gauge "support", if they didn't endorse him? You posited that he was "supported" by Tarheel_Dem Jul 2016 #198

Any Dem going against the Clinton machine isn't going to get much funding. harun Jul 2016 #308

But that wasn't your original claim. You claim they "supported" him. One would think you meant... Tarheel_Dem Jul 2016 #323

Bernie Sanders IS a guy who's running for President. davidthegnome Jul 2016 #103

Sanders booed buddysmellgood Jul 2016 #110

Politico?? lol - you all are just too much. Politico sucks, except when you say otherwise? closeupready Jul 2016 #114

'Fahrenheit 9/11': Not a Single Democratic Senator Joins with House Objections to Bush/Gore closeupready Jul 2016 #117

Sanders did not arrive in the Senate until January 3, 2007. Your history lesson is a fail on this. Ford_Prefect Jul 2016 #142

It is what it is. Take-away from it what you will. closeupready Jul 2016 #143

What I take away from it is that Hillary Clinton WAS in the Senate on that date. Jim Lane Jul 2016 #184

More disturbing is the implicit censorship you are promoting here! closeupready Jul 2016 #185

Sorry, you lost me completely. Jim Lane Jul 2016 #200

I think we are on the same side, mea culpa, it's my fault. closeupready Jul 2016 #261

Thanks for the clarification. I'll plead that the circumstances led me to being confused. Jim Lane Jul 2016 #262

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Is this really latest breaking news? ThinkCritically Jul 2016 #121

Get this yet? The booing story is a lie. As usual. Jennylynn Jul 2016 #125

Sounds like Senator Sanders was working for us. Not for him. avaistheone1 Jul 2016 #276

He deserved it. lunamagica Jul 2016 #127

This message was self-deleted by its author lunamagica Jul 2016 #132

"Sen.Bernie Sanders is still talking like a guy who's running for president." lunamagica Jul 2016 #133

Glad to hear ejbr Jul 2016 #137

With Sanders it's all about the issues he believes will benefit the millions of people... raindaddy Jul 2016 #141

Bernie's endgame and an endorsement raincity_calling Jul 2016 #146

Not this again. lapucelle Jul 2016 #163

Who? NuclearDem Jul 2016 #147

If they booed Corporate Sponsorship and ownership of themselves... Jackilope Jul 2016 #148

I think everyone is reading this all wrong LakeArenal Jul 2016 #152

Exactly. They are building up his endorsement. nt Lucky Luciano Jul 2016 #257

The party is NOT divided. One candidate won. 82% of the losing candidate's supporters Squinch Jul 2016 #326

Potentially Bernie has a lot to lose jamese777 Jul 2016 #156

Hillary wouldn't do that. Other Democrats might, though. BS doesn't have many friends in Congress. Squinch Jul 2016 #193

The House Democrats need to sharpen up and start understanding what this movement is. Betty Karlson Jul 2016 #164

Bernie needs to sharpen up and start understanding what this movement isn't. Squinch Jul 2016 #192

I hate to break it to you, but that percentage is hardly credited, coming from just one source. Betty Karlson Jul 2016 #284

I'm not too worried... yet Bradical79 Jul 2016 #166

A senior Democratic who was there pandr32 Jul 2016 #183

I've heard before that the political system can be a bit like high school... PoliticalMalcontent Jul 2016 #169

Politico Is Right Wing billhicks76 Jul 2016 #179

You can read the same story on CNN jamese777 Jul 2016 #216

It's over, Johnny awoke_in_2003 Jul 2016 #191

for not surprising since they didn't support him to begin with PatrynXX Jul 2016 #199

I know people like that too Renew Deal Jul 2016 #229

Big deal. I BOO all the Corporate Dems every day myself. -nt- NorthCarolina Jul 2016 #209

Our Government Is Completely Corrupt, And Dems Boo The One Talking About Fixing It Yallow Jul 2016 #215

Representative Connolly... tonedevil Jul 2016 #217

Shhh...don't mess up the narrative! klook Jul 2016 #265

Beauty /nt tonedevil Jul 2016 #275

Others cheered. Hiraeth Jul 2016 #219

after the convention is the answer... lame54 Jul 2016 #220

Do not Dismiss Us sammcgee68 Jul 2016 #221

"Democrat party?" johnp3907 Jul 2016 #235

I stand with Bernie. retrowire Jul 2016 #225

You gotta know when to hold 'em, know when to fold 'em... nt TeamPooka Jul 2016 #226

There is no REASON for him to stop before the convention. Spitfire of ATJ Jul 2016 #228

Bitter ole boobirds aren't worthy to clean out his spittoon Peregrine Took Jul 2016 #231

How many booed? I only see "some" but that could be like 3 people. LeftRant Jul 2016 #236

Making changes is achieved by working with others to get good ideas passed, it is not achieved by Thinkingabout Jul 2016 #239

Those that boo'd should stand up and admit it fbc Jul 2016 #249

I see he's still making a difference! AlbertCat Jul 2016 #253

Well said and true. senz Jul 2016 #290

They booed one of the most loved, honest politicians, ever! DianaForRussFeingold Jul 2016 #258

"like FDR and Kennedy" NuclearDem Jul 2016 #264

! DianaForRussFeingold Jul 2016 #273

Best candidate of my entire life. senz Jul 2016 #291

Yeah... reign88 Jul 2016 #263

Blue doggers grew a pair and worked up a boo. Well bowl me over. How many 2 or 3? lonestarnot Jul 2016 #277

Way to get someone to do what you'd like! merrily Jul 2016 #283

Way to go, Bernie Helen Borg Jul 2016 #288

He fights for what is right senz Jul 2016 #292

Bernie's window of opprtunity is closing fast. baldguy Jul 2016 #298

Sad day for the Democratic PArty 4dsc Jul 2016 #299

Says it all, doesn't it? seabeckind Jul 2016 #300

Anonymous source either bullshit or lacks courage. I call bullshit. Scuba Jul 2016 #307