Noted in Bernie's speech tonite that he was kicking the ass of Republicans more

[Armstead]

I know that's not totally new, but he seems to have placed more emphasis on it. Went after Scott Walker (I know, Wisconsin) and also the "cowardly GOP governors" and said the GOP presidential candidates are an embarrassment to America and "to sane Republicans too." He referred to them attacking wives and acting like kids having a food fight.

I'm wondering if he is shifting to the General a little more too. And/or perhaps showing the Democrats what he can do if let loose on them.

Just thought it was interesting.

[blm]

1. Music to MY ears.

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[jillan]

2. Even msnbc noticed. I think he was also appealing to indies and moderate repugs.

[Armstead]

4. Yeah I think he may be trying to reach out a bit more

[grasswire]

8. yes, I think he was tempting Republicans who hate Trump and Cruz.

And that's cool. Big tent.

[CorkySt.Clair]

3. His supporters could take a lesson from that

Reading this forum every day it's clear some could use a refresher course in bashing the GOP.

And I watched every minute of it, btw. He took it to them.

[nadinbrzezinski]

5. I also noticed that his stump speech has been changing

far more than the rest

[Barack_America]

6. I've noticed it too. And I think it's the correct strategy.

It addresses his weakness as a candidate (I.e the misguided belief he can't win against Republicans). There's no need to convince people not to like Hillary (look at her unapproval numbers, lol), he just needs to prove that he's as effective a fighter as she.

[grasswire]

7. I saw that, too.

I thought "He is pivoting to General Election mode."

Another thing I noticed was his PLEDGE to overhaul treatment of Native Americans by the government. There was a NA family behind him on stage, and it was clear that they were moved by this man who SAID that their people had been treated terribly from colonial days and that we all owe a great debt to their culture and knowledge.

It was very cool.

[2banon]

9. Indeed, Grasswire, thanks for mention that again..

it's awesome and I've no doubt of his sincerity.

[grasswire]

10. I have never heard a politician talk about Native American heritage and worth. nt