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In the discussion thread: It has become painfully obvious that Hillary has no intention of unifying the party [View all]

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Thu May 19, 2016, 07:40 AM

pinebox (5,761 posts)

73. Uh

No you're the Trump enabler, supporting a weaker candidate in a GE.

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99 replies	Author	Time	Post
It has become painfully obvious that Hillary has no intention of unifying the party [View all]	markpkessinger	May 2016	OP
What is Bernie's plan to unify the party?	Renew Deal	May 2016	#1
Crickets.	cwydro	May 2016	#14
They already gave many core issues away but they lied to the country- so they cant tell us that	Baobab	May 2016	#20
It's starting...	AgingAmerican	May 2016	#23
you going to that?	timmymoff	May 2016	#54
Oh Cool, good to know, Naomi Klein (among others)	2banon	May 2016	#62
Bernies plan? Break up the big banks!	redstateblues	May 2016	#36
We'll know by June 10, I suspect.	joshcryer	May 2016	#38
You don't understand	Dem2	May 2016	#41
Reagan, Bush, and Billy Boy capping it all off, and you guys want him back in the WH	2banon	May 2016	#64
"You guys"	Dem2	May 2016	#70
for perspective	2banon	May 2016	#85
So a bunch of whining about people that nobody can relate to?	Dem2	May 2016	#89
uhh. It ain't mythical, and to them it's not name calling.	2banon	May 2016	#90
I've been sent to the Wikipedia over and over again	Dem2	May 2016	#91
It needs fixing, first.	TheCowsCameHome	May 2016	#49
Oh, is Bernie the Victor now?	2banon	May 2016	#61
Tell us which policy of Bernie's you disagree with	pinebox	May 2016	#71
WOW...	HumanityExperiment	May 2016	#76
Message auto-removed	Name removed	May 2016	#77
buhahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha!!!11!!!!11!!!!1	workinclasszero	May 2016	#78
So, since you didn't comment on the OP, the only thing we can do is assume you agree with it.	Dawgs	May 2016	#80
The responsibility for unifying the party is on the people who created the divide in the first place	2banon	May 2016	#84
You noticed that too?	nadinbrzezinski	May 2016	#2
Well, she can be reasonably sure we won't vote for Trump.	Barack_America	May 2016	#11
Trump enabler	redstateblues	May 2016	#37
Uh	pinebox	May 2016	#73
A third party vote, a write-in vote or sitting on your hands at home this fall	workinclasszero	May 2016	#86
No. A vote for Trump is a vote for Trump.	Barack_America	May 2016	#99
That is what I have been thinking and posting, the neo-liberals	PufPuf23	May 2016	#17
I can't stay in a party that is going to steal my vote. I am tired of the way the party controls	liberal_at_heart	May 2016	#24
As long as we have a two party system one is better able to leverage one's vote	PufPuf23	May 2016	#26
I will not be held hostage by the two party system anymore. The shackles have come off.	liberal_at_heart	May 2016	#27
Yes	shanti	May 2016	#48
The shackles are still on. We either retake a major party, or we don't ever control anything.	w4rma	May 2016	#55
Alas as one party goes fascist	nadinbrzezinski	May 2016	#63
Not exactly true. Within the parties there can be divisions, and small caucuses can be key to powe	HereSince1628	May 2016	#68
We no longer have time for that.	jeff47	May 2016	#93
Ridiculous!	hrmjustin	May 2016	#3
Now I would like to see some proof of your post, it is not true. I saw the other day where Sanders	Thinkingabout	May 2016	#4
well let's see.	timmymoff	May 2016	#8
What has this got to do with unitifying the party?	Thinkingabout	May 2016	#13
You unify it by sucking up to your enemies? She called them that if you recall.	timmymoff	May 2016	#16
Sanders and his followers are worse enemies so far than the Republicans and Trump.	kerry-is-my-prez	May 2016	#29
How could sanders weaken such a thoroughly vetted candidate?	timmymoff	May 2016	#30
+27	chwaliszewski	May 2016	#58
Proof? Who needs proof?	notadmblnd	May 2016	#12
"...Sanders and Trump are attracting the same type of people."	mia	May 2016	#50
hate to say this (truly)	reddread	May 2016	#5
I never thought she was n/t	markpkessinger	May 2016	#7
It has become painfully obvious that the perpetually disgruntled have ...	JoePhilly	May 2016	#6
Many Trump enablers on this thread	redstateblues	May 2016	#39
Is a Trump enabler a person who accepts campaign cash from Trump?	timmymoff	May 2016	#52
yup ... he's become their only hope.	JoePhilly	May 2016	#69
Hey Red State. My Blue State just voted for Bernie by a large margin, in November we will	Bluenorthwest	May 2016	#72
Yeah, keep going with that, see how well it works out for you.	Jester Messiah	May 2016	#81
That was obvious 25 years ago when Kochs were funding the DLC.	HooptieWagon	May 2016	#9
They want us to compromise	Mnpaul	May 2016	#10
Hi!	Eko	May 2016	#21
She is committing the cardinal sin of winning the nomination	BeyondGeography	May 2016	#15
Yeah. How dare she? Doesn't she know her place?	COLGATE4	May 2016	#33
Clintonian Triangulation, baby!	QC	May 2016	#18
For me - way too	840high	May 2016	#19
Admit it, most of you Sanders supporters never had any interest in unity.	kerry-is-my-prez	May 2016	#31
Why should I unite for a candidate	840high	May 2016	#47
Republicans won't vote for her	AgingAmerican	May 2016	#22
If that's true then it's a big FAIL that will bite the big time post-GE	PFunk1	May 2016	#25
Yep. I look forward to seeing all the "Democratic Independent"	COLGATE4	May 2016	#34
Republicans might hate trump but they hate her more:	onecaliberal	May 2016	#28
Her plan is even sillier than that	d_legendary1	May 2016	#32
Actually, rational people choose to live. But don't let me interrupt	COLGATE4	May 2016	#35
Those same rational people gave us eight years of Bush	d_legendary1	May 2016	#44
I think you meant 'don't overestimate the intelligence of the American public'.	COLGATE4	May 2016	#79
Nope. Overestimate means that they voted for Clinton and therefore	d_legendary1	May 2016	#87
Jeez-extreme hyperbole much?	redstateblues	May 2016	#40
Choosing between a Pro-Corporate Dem and a Pro-Corporate Republican	d_legendary1	May 2016	#45
Haha	Dem2	May 2016	#42
Why won't it work? And why do you feel	lovemydog	May 2016	#43
Because Republican voters literally hate Clinton. They have been trained by right-wing radio to	w4rma	May 2016	#56
I think it's a weird year.	lovemydog	May 2016	#57
She won't be able to attract enough Republicans ...	markpkessinger	May 2016	#60
What percentage of current Sanders supporters,	lovemydog	May 2016	#65
Honestly I think it's less	pinebox	May 2016	#74
I think it's ignorant	lovemydog	May 2016	#94
Many of us don't fall in line	pinebox	May 2016	#95
I know that's how you & many feel.	lovemydog	May 2016	#97
Hillary got Republican women voters to crossover last time.	procon	May 2016	#46
Post removed	Post removed	May 2016	#51
I said as much, many, many months ago know. They'd sooner destroy it than do	silvershadow	May 2016	#53
No let's correct the record	felix_numinous	May 2016	#59
^^^THIS^^^	haikugal	May 2016	#67
Bullshit.	RBInMaine	May 2016	#66
Come on, surely you can elaborate.	pinebox	May 2016	#75
I suspect a portion of Bernie's supporters do not want to be unified.	LonePirate	May 2016	#82
Her choice of running mate will make it really clear one way or the other	corkhead	May 2016	#83
Her and her supporters are still PUMAs. Party Unity My Ass. They do not care about Bernie supporters	jillan	May 2016	#88
Excuse me?????	Beacool	May 2016	#92
oh, and Sanders does?	Blue_Tires	May 2016	#96
What exactly does she have to do to your satisfaction at this point?	Tommy_Carcetti	May 2016	#98

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