The crowd awaiting Bernie's arrival for his announcement is huge. I'm so glad he is finally

[monmouth4]

getting the attention. I'm watching Ed on MSNBC. This crowd size reminds me of the old Obama crowds. Love it!

[City Lights]

1. That is great news!

[polichick]

2. Looks like fun!

[nadinbrzezinski]

3. watching the span

[Gregorian]

4. Ben and Jerry talking about how the game isn't broken, it's rigged!

It's a great

argh it just died

[MaggieD]

5. It's in Burlington VT

Don't get too excited.

[MaggieD]

9. LOL - good pic

[cali]

13. perfect response

to you

[cali]

24. no, something else,maggs

And what truth? That his event is in Burlington? Why yes it is. beautiful town.

[morningfog]

47. No. You are the turd troll.

[cali]

54. indeed. I hope no Bernie supporters act that disgustingly when HRC has her big

kickoff.

[smokey nj]

60. I'm bookmarking this thread because you know regardless of whether that happens, we will be accused

of it.

[cherokeeprogressive]

79. Will the "big kickoff" be invite only? I bet it will. n/t

[MissDeeds]

97. And no questions from the press?

[grasswire]

86. hahaha!

That's gotta burn.

[nadinbrzezinski]

58. Nah kid, you are a troll

by the way, that crowd was about 1000 folks from the campaign feed... that could be seen

It was likely far more than that, given that not all were on the screen.

For Vermont, which is a small state, that is a HUGE crowd. If that was held in my insignificant part of the country that would still be considered a large crowd.

What you are doing is making sure you turn people off from the process. I guess if people do not vote for a candidate your type wins. If they vote for your candidate, your type wins as well. This is now quite obvious You are at the very least, an attention whore.

Now I got a story to write, like we have done for other campaigns. We are not partisan, which I know is a concept that you cannot grasp.

By the way, this is the guy you remind me off at this point. Enjoy

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[Dont call me Shirley]

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[Scootaloo]

103. Maybe it's the poster's support for cluster bombs that did it?

[cali]

110. that and so much more.

[Art_from_Ark]

151. Oh, no!

Did she actually support cluster bombs?

[nadinbrzezinski]

113. I would like to pretend it is performance art but it is not

what we know of the science of partisanship... this is not out of the ordinary for extreme partisans on both sides.

It is dehumanizing, it is tribalistic, and it is dangerous. It is also neurology.

[L0oniX]

109. Luv Juror #2: MaggieD is so over the top obvious a troll, I'm a little surprised she hasn't been ban

...banned yet. Not willing to hide anyone responding to her.

Hey Mags ...making all the right friends ain't cha.

[nadinbrzezinski]

112. Thanks that explains the sudden

barrage of personal attacks at Reporting San Diego

This editor has sent about half to the span folder. I wonder if Mary is the person I responded to? Or just one of many personas.

I will continue to delete those posts.

Though I left a few standing, mostly the personal attacks are way over the top... but might as well go back and edit them out.

I guess these guys are slow. Nope, their messages are not going to get through. Personal attacks are not allowed, period.

[cherokeeprogressive]

74. "Reality" will hit once Mrs. Clinton is forced to start talking.

[MaggieD]

78. She's been talking for 25 years

That's why she is so far ahead in the polls.

[cherokeeprogressive]

89. Something tells me the LAST 25 years of ambiguity ain't gonna cut the mustard when she gets on stage

With Martin and Bernie. What she says in the debates and how she says it will be her sink or swim test.

I'm betting she'll put her foot in her mouth so far; she'll get athlete's tooth.

[MaggieD]

91. Martin is no liberal

And her record does not show ambiguity on the actual issues. I'm going to assume you are talking about the TPP, which has been covered to death here.

The bottom line is that it is not wrong to wait until the final proposal is reviewed before trashing it. The US interest in the TPP is clearly about reforming trade pacts, even to the point of requiring signatories to allow workers in their countries to unionize.

Now, I have not seen any mechanism to enforce such things. So I am not a pro-TPP person.

However, I do not believe that Obama and HRC, who have always been pro-labor and trade skeptics, have done a 180 and are now out to screw unions and working people. ESPECIALLY when being a populist is the easiest road to take right now.

I just think the constant refrain to that effect is indicative of people posting here that have no clue what they are actually talking about. YMMV.

[frylock]

23. they're scared..

if they weren't, they'd just scroll right past these threads. but they can't, because they're scared.

[MissDeeds]

46. Bingo

They should be scared. Bernie is a candidate for the people, not corporate America.

[Go Vols]

59. +1

[MaggieD]

73. LOL - I'll be scared if the polls show him beating her

And I will be scared for good reason. The GOP will annihilate a socialist in the general. And then you can be scared.

Until then, no, not scared. But it's okay with me if you tell yourself that if it makes you feel better.

P.S. I liked Bernie a lot more before I started reading DU.

[840high]

77. Then may I suggest you

stay out of Bernie threads. We won't miss you.

[MaggieD]

80. Post them in the Bernie group....

If you don't want anyone to respond except Bernie supporters. Isn't that what that group is for?

I can tell you Bernie supporters certainly do not stay out of the pro-HRC threads on GD.

[karynnj]

116. This was a thread explaining a campaign announcement

Many people wanted to hear what was said, the crowd reaction etc. Until you interjected partisan politics, there was none.

In fact, this was a moment of joy both for people who are supporting Bernie Sanders and for the community of Burlington. Bernie is a very popular former mayor -- who won his first term as an extreme long shot against an incumbent 6 term Democratic mayor. By his last term, he beat a man, who had both the Democratic and Republican lines -- by a land slide.

Many people spoke of what he did as mayor of Burlington -- and it is clear that he has a very significant legacy --- and he changed the culture of the town to make it even better than it was. The people's park that we were congregating in existed because he and others argued that the waterfront should not be sold. This was an important fight and I can't really imagine Burlington without TWO very large public parks (Battery Park and Lakefront park) with fantastic lake views. - Battery park is right next to lakeside park, but as the land makes a steep climb, from Battery Park, you see the Lake unless you go to the edge and look down. Had high rises been built where Lakefront park is, Battery Park could have lost its view as well.

As to the crowd, there were people of all ages - including a healthy portion of long term residents of Burlington, who lived through the time he was mayor. There were also many college age people - even though the 3 colleges are long past the end of spring semester.
The atmosphere was friendly - like everything I have ever gone to here is. Things like an older couple getting two Ben and Jerry's to offer to a mom there with two young kids and a baby -- that absolutely made the kids' day were typical.

You should consider that this was a party -- that some attended in person and many remotely. Everyone was invited, but no one was forced to go. Do you go to party's and try to criticize others pleasure because it is not your prefered thing?

Consider that Hillary Clinton will have her announcement. She will pick the time and place and I have no intention of criticising the place -- though she will have to look pretty hard to find a nicer place than Burlington. In addition, she will have to look pretty hard to find a place where her personal actions contributed as much to what it is as Bernie did for Burlington.

Now, the reality is the party and the media are heavily behind HRC. It will be hard for anyone to be a serious challenge to her. That said, Bernie's speech recalls pure Rockwell American values. I suspect that if Bernie really does what he says with town halls and going door to door in Iowa, NH and then other states, there is a chance that his message AND HIM AS THE MESSENGER could resonate. If it does, it will be a major triumph of democracy over money.

Before I went, I liked Bernie and I have not especially liked the Clintons for years, but I was resigned to HRC being the candidate. It may be the glow of a beautiful late afternoon/ early evening, but I am now excited in what Bernie could mean the country.

[frylock]

82. shitting-their-pants scared

[MaggieD]

130. Whatever gets you through the night

Enjoy!

[Capt. Obvious]

154. Looks like you're gone until mid August

That's quite an impressive run you went on.

[Scootaloo]

105. "I liked Bernie a lot more before I started reading DU."

Thankfully i don't let people like you reflect on Clinton.

[MaggieD]

129. Well I have to think if he attracts so many people who will smear Democrats

He's not really a Democrat. Especially given that he advertises as an (I). I support Democrats.

[Scootaloo]

138. You're adorable n/t

[arcane1]

127. "I liked Bernie a lot more before I started reading DU"? Which time?

Was that before 2001, or before your post count was "reset" a few months ago?

[MaggieD]

128. My post count was reset YEARS ago

If you think I'm a sock puppet contact the admins. Don't waste your time making silly accusations here.

[ChisolmTrailDem]

140. Nothing silly about it. We've seen this tactic too many times. nt

[sabrina 1]

147. Her polls are going down, his are going up that is the reality. Wait 'til his campaign

begins and more people learn who he is and what he is about.

Not to mention, any polls on the Independent vote yet?

[smokey nj]

14. Stay classy, Hillary supporters.

[MaggieD]

17. As classy as Bernie supporters...

It's hard, but I will try. LOL!

[smokey nj]

19. Ooh, burn

[peacebird]

32. You already failed.

[MaggieD]

34. LOL - I'm not posting made up crap about him....

24/7. So I think I am much classier. But thanks for your opinion.

[marble falls]

155. But you do admit its crap, regardless of who it was made it up.

[Fearless]

76. Evidently too hard.

[morningfog]

49. That one is classless and clueless.

[smokey nj]

55. My mother taught me to be kind to the less fortunate, so I just feel sorry for her.

[MelissaB]

67. One of my favorite cities in the USA.

[840high]

72. Go away.

[MaggieD]

75. Nope. Sorry.

[cwydro]

102. Wow, I'm hard to convince,

but I'm beginning to believe that you might be what others say.

Either that or you are really scared of the possibility of Bernie winning.

And no, I haven't even made up my mind yet. Hillary was my choice back in the day...not so sure anymore.

[MaggieD]

108. I'm not concerned with what....

People in an internet forum think about me. If you think I'm a sock puppet (yes, i get the PMs about that) take it up with the admins. No problem. In fact I encourage you to do that. Because I'm not.

[cwydro]

119. I haven't sent any pms to anyone,

nor did I accuse you of being a sock.

I just think you seem to be crazy about your candidate. I don't mean crazy in a good way either. I don't get your defensiveness about Hillary. It is just odd at this point in the game. No, I won't contact admins, and I don't alert...I'll just watch and see how this all comes out.

As I said, I'm still undecided in regard to Hillary and Bernie.

[MaggieD]

121. Nah, I just don't like the right wing talking point based smears

If people weren't doing that I would probably still just be reading here and not posting like I have for years.

[Scootaloo]

106. Maggie probably isn't long for this board

The fun part will be guessing which new poster is the sock puppet

[Peregrine Took]

120. Hopefully! n/t

[frylock]

124. I'm sure there's another in cold storage as we speak.

[leftofcool]

132. Maggie is NOT a sock puppet. She has been around for a long time.

It is against the TOS to call other Democrats names on this board or to make false accusations. I would suggest deleting your post or editing it before attention is called to it.

[morningfog]

135. She admitted to being previously banned.

Take it for what it's worth.

[ChisolmTrailDem]

141. So, call attention to it. Go ahead, alert. It won't change how most of us see things. nt

[karynnj]

95. why not? it's a wonderful, gorgeous, livable town. I know I live there.

What towns are on your acceptable list?

By the way that wonderful lake front park exists because of the work of Bernie and others to claim it for the people.

You might consider Bernie COULD say he wants to do for the US what he did for his town, Burlington. I doubt Hillary and Bill would want to say they want to do for the US what they did for Arkansas. Google Tyson chicken. Bernie did not sell Burlington to big donors.

[MaggieD]

98. I'm just saying a crowd in your hometown

... Is not indicative of much. Let's see how he does on the campaign trail.

[TM99]

131. You are part of the reason

why Clinton supporters feel attacked here. You get that, right?

You just can't help yourself from trolling.

This is classic trolling. You just had to interject negativity with no substance in this thread. I know other Clinton supporters who if they don't want to say anything will avoid posting or if they, will say something kind and supportive.

But not you. This behavior of yours makes us Sanders supporters angry and wanting to push back against your constant bullshit. That will bleed into other threads with other Clinton supporters.

Attack the policies. Attack the positions. Debate them all you want. I certainly will with regards to Clinton. But when you post just to piss in the cheerios, then don't be surprised when you get slapped around metaphorically for it.

And other Clinton supporters, if you want to feel like you are not being attacked, then reign in your supporters like this one.

[frylock]

136. that's...... unfortunate?

is that the word I was searching for?

[TM99]

137. Good!

I am not in the least bit surprised.

[ChisolmTrailDem]

142. Fuck yea! And when she comes back, she'll get put in the hold again! Now, watch to see

what other cold-frozen nick pops to the surface suddenly after 14 years.

[MelissaB]

6. From Ben and Jerry (not sure which is speaking)

Some say voting for Bernie is wasting your vote. I say not voting for Bernie is flushing your vote/country down the drain.

[polichick]

8. Beautiful lake behind Bernie - makes me want to have a swim.

[Fred Sanders]

10. I hope Sanders can get more media coverage for the event, and long after - on issues that matter, America agrees with Bernie.

He detests the mass media even more than Clinton, but who else can carry the message when the mass media controls all the main information highways, and billionaires control all the financial byways?

[mountain grammy]

117. He's a viable candidate, they can't ignore him for long.

And he'll say what he's always said, the truth. And the media will count their campaign cash and babble their bullshit, but they can't ignore him for long.

[Fred Sanders]

118. No, they can not ignore Sanders for long and there is a long way to go. What I find sad is how

those folks who support Sanders feel compelled to make enemies of those that see him as viable candidate, of course, but are villified for daring to consider the current another most viable candidate of them all.

Say, like yours truly.

[mountain grammy]

125. No one that calls themselves' a Democrat can be against Bernie Sanders..

You can be FOR Hillary, but you can't be AGAINST Bernie. He's been in Congress a long time and he's a working Congressman. He knows the problems and solutions and tackles questions honestly. He doesn't take corporate money. I think this campaign will bring out a lot of truth and the media has problems with that.

Bernie and Hillary will disagree and be civil about it. On many issues, they already agree. I know I'm excited about this campaign and I haven't been able to say that for a long time.

[nadinbrzezinski]

12. Now I turned to Ed, better volume

as usual recording.

And yes, this is a very large crowd, and many ages there.

[Ron Green]

15. Please update for those of us without teevee.

Thanks!

[cali]

18. Bernie speaking about what politics should be

Now addressing income inequality

[MaggieD]

21. Watching too

I think this is the 1007th time I have heard him tell us what the problem is. When can we expect him to start talking solutions?

I am really enjoying that with HRC.

[smokey nj]

25. Hillary? Solutions?

[MaggieD]

26. Just watch it....

He won't mention one word about a plan to fix these issues.

[smokey nj]

27. So what's Hillary's plan?

[MaggieD]

31. Sounds like he is parroting HRC now

No wonder he likes and respects her.

[smokey nj]

35. Seriously?

You should log off DU and go to debate school because you aren't very good at it. Lies and smilies aren't valid debate points.

[MaggieD]

39. I had to take a break...

When I got back he sounded like he was ranting. I didn't hear any solutions. What did I miss?

[smokey nj]

41. I feel sorry for you. Really.

[MaggieD]

45. I feel sorry for you, too!

I guess we at least have that in common.

[smokey nj]

48. Save your pity for yourself, honey. You need it.

[MaggieD]

50. Same to you, darling!

[Peregrine Took]

122. I feel sorry for you, too!

So that makes TWO of us - so sorry for you!!

[morningfog]

52. They will get banned eventually....again.

[cali]

85. let me know when.

I'll celebrate. contemptible behavior. you can't get any tackier than that.

Finally put that... person on ignore.

[MissDeeds]

101. I was wondering about that

To respond negatively to post after post has to be pushing the limits. It's really bizarre.

[Agschmid]

114. The account is from 2001?

[ChisolmTrailDem]

143. Yes, with 95% of all posts by that poster being made since

Bernie announced earlier in the month that he was going to run.

[Marr]

153. Serious trolls usually have a few socks.

This is actually very common. A prominent troll gets a timeout/banned, and suddenly you start seeing posts from a new name that speaks in the same voice, using an account that was created years ago but never used for anything but rec'ing posts.

[cali]

36. bwahahaha. now that was funny, maggs. performance art

he's only been saying these things for 40 years. And, maggs, it's documented.

Parroting Hillary. You'd have to be living in lala land to buy that pile.

but honestly, I'm beginning to wonder if your shtick isn't some weird form of performance art.

[Cleita]

44. Uhm. It's more like HRC is starting to parrot Bernie. The problem is

that Bernie has been saying the same for all his political career. His record shows it and so does Hiilary's, a record she can't deny no matter how progressive she's trying to appear now.

[A Simple Game]

64. Hillary's plan? Why Hillary is on a listening tour, apparently because she doesn't yet

know what the problems are. Never fear she will soon learn what the problems are and triangulate a solution. Either that or she has figured out if she is listening she doesn't have to talk which is one of the main reasons why she lost the primaries back in '08. She has a problem with the talking part, people don't always like what she has to say.

[frylock]

69. Hillary's people are planning on planning their plan.

[smokey nj]

70. .....

[TheNutcracker]

29. Bernie DOES explain all the time how to pay for his ideas.

[840high]

81. Name her solutions please. Amaze me.

[MaggieD]

87. Right here - just for you

http://www.ontheissues.org/hillary_clinton.htm

http://correctrecord.org/the-record/

Is there something in particular you would like to know about? You can find it on either of those two sites.

[workinclasszero]

83. Bernie talkin solutions?

Naw its all pie in the sky, rainbow pooing unicorns and everything.

[Spitfire of ATJ]

111. I know,....doesn't he know you have to buy the office?

[Marr]

126. Mods? C'mon.

Can we take out the trash, please?

I think HRC supporters and Sanders supporters alike would appreciate having this particular bag tossed out.

[neverforget]

139. She got a timeout.

http://www.democraticunderground.com/?com=profile&uid=106348

[ChisolmTrailDem]

144. A timeout isn't good enough. nt

[neverforget]

152. agreed. nt.

[nadinbrzezinski]

20. After he is done, transfering tape

and doing the obligatory news story...

But he is sounding like Bernie, and how the system is rigged. Also spoke of climate change as the crisis of our age.

[jwirr]

56. The part I heard hit every topic this country needs to talk about. But unfortunately Sharpton cut it

off.

[nadinbrzezinski]

65. Prepared remarks

there are some mild differences from the speech, but that is kind of not unusual

http://www.democraticunderground.com/?com=view_post&forum=1002&pid=6731727

[grasswire]

92. I switched to c-span then.

The comments after the speech were hilarious. Several Republicans talking about how they liked his message and were planning to vote for him.

[polichick]

22. He used the word "rigged" re the economy - excellent!

[TheNutcracker]

28. WOW! This is it! This is exactly what America needs!`

[babylonsister]

30. And he's not reading from no

stinkin' teleprompter!

He's making so much sense!

[MaggieD]

33. He's reading from a piece of paper

Why is that better? Are you watching it?

[monmouth4]

37. I don't care if he's reading from a matchbook, he's awesome....n/t

[MaggieD]

43. Well you're definitely entitled to your opinion!

I think he's a recipe for defeat in 2016. Too each their own. Obviously the right would love to run against a socialist should we be unwise enough to nominate one. I don't think we will.

[ChisolmTrailDem]

145. You say the word "socialist" as if it carried the taste of shit in your mouth. nt

[Peregrine Took]

123. +1000 n/t

[cali]

38. your graciousness is so wonderful.

I stay out of pro-Hillary threads, and let her supporters enjoy them- like the Veteran's Day thread about her dad. I've never posted in those types of threads and won't do so when Hillary holds her big kick-off.

What you're doing in this thread? Tacky as it gets.

[MaggieD]

42. You're too busy in your HRC bashing threads

Aren't you?

[cali]

51. no. It's about not wanting to ruin the pleasure people have in celebrating

an occasion, about not wanting to be like you. See photo posted to you upthread about your presence here. You are what you are. and I'm done with you. You really are... something else. Onto ignore goes thee, maggs.

And you think any criticism of HRC is bashing.

[MaggieD]

61. Great!

The fact that I can respond to your HRC bashing without having to hear back from you is the BEST news I have heard all day.

[ChisolmTrailDem]

146. Are you that fucking LOW DOWN serious? The best news I've heard all day is your suspension! nt

[babylonsister]

62. Where ya been, Mags?

That was a great criticism towards President Obama, that he read off a teleprompter. And ftr, I was joking, and yes, I was watching. You need to sharpen that sense of humor, Mags!

[MaggieD]

63. Oh sorry - I thought you were serious

My bad.

[SoapBox]

88. wow...I'm gonna use my block function for the first time ever.

Buh-bye.

[grasswire]

93. keep it up

you're only hurting Hillary more with every post.

[Hell Hath No Fury]

99. I am beginning to think THAT is the point.

That poster is so relentlessly insulting that I can't help but think someone is playing political games.

[Nevernose]

84. Why the hostility across the thread?

Bernie Sanders embodies solid Democratic principles and is running in the Democratic primary. One would think that, even if you supported a different Democratic candidate, you would at least support ALL of the Democratic candidates -- even if you prefer a different candidate.

[MaggieD]

90. Well a few reasons....

1. His supporters tend to spend a lot of their time bashing actual Democrats.

2. He is long on telling us what the problems are, and short on solutions. I think all the Democrats agree on what the problems are. He needs to pivot to what his solutions are to those problems.

3. If we nominate a socialist we are handing the WH to the GOP. It would be great if people could think a bit more strategically than that.

4. Bernie is not a Democrat.

[Nevernose]

94. Those are all valid points

However, Mrs. Clinton's supporters aren't coming across much better. Not all, but many.

Your second point is dead-on, yet I still appreciate Mr. Sanders calling attention to the problems of the middle and working classes. "We" are aware of it, but by definition the posters here are politically active and usually well-informed.

I really, really like Sanders, but at this point he probably IS a 21st century McGovern.

Finally, he's a Denocrat now

Again: I don't think hostility is going to do anyone's candidate -- or the Democratic Party as a whole -- any good. I believe that as salesmen and Democrats, we need to be bridge builders and consensus makers.

Just my two cents.

[cali]

40. Vermonters did Bernie proud

Crowd loves that Bernie voted against Iraq war and is committed to NOT being engaged in a perpetual war in the mideast.

[nadinbrzezinski]

53. From the campaign feed on you tube

easily 1000

[cali]

66. Local news reported 6,000 to 8,000.

Waterfront Park is a big space.

[nadinbrzezinski]

68. Thanks

getting ready to write the story what station? So I can property attribute them

http://www.wcax.com/story/29159727/sanders-celebrates-presidential-campaign-in-vermont

[polichick]

57. "This land was made for you and me."

[grasswire]

107. now, THAT made me tear up. nt

[840high]

71. Bernie!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[orpupilofnature57]

104. Go Bernie !!!!!

[KoKo]

115. I actually went over to MSNBC's "Big Ed" Show to Watch...

the other cables were doing "Cowardly Iraqi's Afraid to Fight" STUFF.

I'll give credit that MSNBC and "Big Ed" got enough backlash from "Twitter" and other "Social Media" that they sent Ed there to cover Bernie's important Speech.

[sabrina 1]

148. And then they cut it off and went to Al Sharpton, before the speech was finished. Fortunately I was

also watching the livestream so saw all of it.

CSpan is the best way to watch these events.

[nadinbrzezinski]

149. Speech is on site

and media outlets linked to it. (Including us). I also posted it in full here.

I hope the coming announcements from other candidates take a hint and post the speeches as well. If they do will do the same. To me it is essential to see all of them.

[sabrina 1]

150. I have already posted it. I watched the livestream, MSM coverage was terrible, what there was. CSpan

is always good.

I watch all candidates, but will not be changing my mind at this point. This country is in trouble, and I see no one other than Sanders who has the right ideas to begin the long journey away from the current disastrous situation we are in.