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In reply to the discussion: Bernie Sanders remains one of Americas most popular politicians [View all]QC
(26,371 posts)72. Sanders was less popular among *older* black voters.
http://www.nbcnews.com/news/nbcblk/huge-split-between-older-younger-blacks-democratic-primary-n580996
But far be it from me to pee on a good primary rehash.
But far be it from me to pee on a good primary rehash.
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Is Bernie the BEST person for the Democratic Party's "Outreach" mission? I think we can do better.
NurseJackie
Mar 2017
#8
Keith Ellison? At least he's a Democrat and doesn't trash talk the Democratic Party
KittyWampus
Mar 2017
#20
The quotes are so precise, I prefer the poster to prove their statements...
Talk Is Cheap
Mar 2017
#43
Indeed they are, which is why Democrats do their own homework, and don't make assumptions
synergie
Mar 2017
#200
In today's day and age with search engines, if one can't easily find "proof"....
George II
Mar 2017
#69
Sure the quote 'exists' - show me where an article with the original quote originated...
Talk Is Cheap
Mar 2017
#227
Not my job. Not everything that someone says is reported in an "article"....
George II
Mar 2017
#244
So (before I answer your question), let's look at what you said. You post the fact that....
George II
Mar 2017
#293
Just using your own expectation to show how sometimes not providing direct "proof"....
George II
Mar 2017
#296
Oh my god - you think personal information is the same as public info...
Talk Is Cheap
Mar 2017
#297
Actually they're quotes from several different pieces, and the citations are not difficult to find.
synergie
Mar 2017
#317
I see you could not be bothered to answer my question as to who you prefer to be the voice of Dems..
Talk Is Cheap
Mar 2017
#52
DU doesn't, but we have visitors who like to drop in and engage in rather rude
synergie
Mar 2017
#202
It's also comon practice to accept the information given, especially when it's described to you
synergie
Mar 2017
#315
Al Franken. Gets stuff done, and doesn't require rallies, book tours and a PAC. (nt)
ehrnst
Mar 2017
#328
Yeah: "Come try our pizza. It's horrible. We make the worst pizza ever. Buy some."
NurseJackie
Mar 2017
#94
No, some Party leadership is. Just seeing clickbait now about Donna Brazile admitting wrongdoing.
dogman
Mar 2017
#128
Human nature is what it is, and a successful "Outreach" ambassador would know how to...
NurseJackie
Mar 2017
#163
It is what it is. You're finding clever ways to insult me and to insinuate ...
NurseJackie
Mar 2017
#201
In my opinion, his "broad appeal" and "popularity" do not compensate for a negative sales pitch...
NurseJackie
Mar 2017
#106
He is consistent, and that is what is valuable. You can't talk out of both sides of your mouth
JCanete
Mar 2017
#124
Anyone who thinks some criticism isn't in order needs to remember who won in November.
beam me up scottie
Mar 2017
#137
We can do better. Al Franken's optimism and wit and wisdom would be a welcome change.
NurseJackie
Mar 2017
#206
There are plenty of cheerleaders who speak eloquently of the party's gloriousness
aikoaiko
Mar 2017
#285
Tha's nice for the "disenchanted or cynical". If there were actually more of those "voters"...
NurseJackie
Mar 2017
#289
People on both sides of these arguments are way too trigger happy with the alert button. nt
JCanete
Mar 2017
#97
Ok, but that doesn't address your post in this thread. I'm not looking for justification of your
JudyM
Mar 2017
#98
I hear you and can only respond that the edge continues, taken from the viewpoint of those who feel
JudyM
Mar 2017
#132
Don't worry, Lindsey Graham and John McCain will come to the rescue on Russia.
SMC22307
Mar 2017
#234
Um, no one is holding the working class in contempt, but as a resident from one of those
synergie
Mar 2017
#243
That's simply not true, but I see your concern is about only a certain segement of the
synergie
Mar 2017
#257
I think his appeal as an independent is more important than joining the party.
beam me up scottie
Mar 2017
#174
I don't care who gets them to vote for Democrats, if they're effective they're welcome.
beam me up scottie
Mar 2017
#191
Actually this thread and the posts rehashing the primary are all about Bernie.
beam me up scottie
Mar 2017
#107
Can you point out where you were asked to write a letter to Bernie? Thanks!
beam me up scottie
Mar 2017
#131
Again if people want to freak out every time the party is criticized that's their prerogative.
beam me up scottie
Mar 2017
#135
Interesting. It's almost as though you believe criticism isn't warranted.
beam me up scottie
Mar 2017
#150
Actually I don't. I have no idea why you keep claiming criticism is needless.
beam me up scottie
Mar 2017
#157
Except you didn't explain why his criticism is "inane and needless".
beam me up scottie
Mar 2017
#165
No, you really didn't. You just characterized his criticism as needless and expected me to agree.
beam me up scottie
Mar 2017
#177
Collaboration ... you know, you're right. I'd never thought of it that way.
NurseJackie
Mar 2017
#303
Sometimes, criticism of him is dismissed with false accusations of "refighting the primary"...
NurseJackie
Mar 2017
#119
It's maddening. Sometimes you have to talk in code and say things without saying them.
NurseJackie
Mar 2017
#207
Throwing out unhelpful comments about the Democratic party doesn't exactly "support our efforts"
KittyWampus
Mar 2017
#267
You haven't seen him mention those issues? Interesting cognitive bias.
beam me up scottie
Mar 2017
#274
Unfortunately gerrymandering and voter suppression will continue to be a problem in 2018 and 2020.
beam me up scottie
Mar 2017
#166
I have a very real concern that his words hit the mark. I'm not sure why we keep adhering to a
JCanete
Mar 2017
#83
what bothers me about Sanders thinking the Dem party is going down like the Titanic and that he
Fast Walker 52
Mar 2017
#193
I think that is valid. Of course it's not clear if its sustainable. What I think is clear though, is
JCanete
Mar 2017
#204
Who are these people who "control" the democratic party? Be specific so we can discuss this.
boston bean
Mar 2017
#56
Absolutely agree and look forward to seeing what his future plans for himself are. Everyone I know,
monmouth4
Mar 2017
#12
It seems ironic that he and Sen. King, both Independents, seem defend the ACA better than most Dems.
dogman
Mar 2017
#87
I believe you are correct. I wonder what the objectives are of people who promote the Fox poll...
NurseJackie
Mar 2017
#30
True -- but that has nothing to do with him being effective on both sides of the aisle.
KPN
Mar 2017
#32
Vermont is among a few states who don't ask for party affiliation when people register to vote...
George II
Mar 2017
#60
Meh. I remember seeing a similar poll during the primaries. He lost. Also a poll
seaglass
Mar 2017
#17
The problem with Bernie is that he is not a Democrat? That's not the problem. It's an asset.
tecelote
Mar 2017
#64
This is a post intended to cause division and to create posts that can then be
Demsrule86
Mar 2017
#74
Yes there is much to refute here regarding character and honesty but it's pointless
seaglass
Mar 2017
#148
This is a fascinating survey - Bernie, Planned Parenthood and the ACA are all viewed favourably.
beam me up scottie
Mar 2017
#84
I am SO glad you agree. I look forward to seeing your continued support for Bernie's efforts.
beam me up scottie
Mar 2017
#105
But it's Bernie . . . so it's not a good thing. Much better to fault him because he dared to run
Nanjeanne
Mar 2017
#109
It's a skewed Fox survey....why would anyone put any credence in a poll/survey...
George II
Mar 2017
#130
Can you point out how it was 'skewed' and explain how their methodology was faulty?
beam me up scottie
Mar 2017
#134
No, you didn't. You said you don't like the way they chose the categories.
beam me up scottie
Mar 2017
#142
I reviewed the survey more than once and I still don't see the bias.
beam me up scottie
Mar 2017
#153
FIRST example of bias is that only white politicians were included in the survey. Second example...
George II
Mar 2017
#292
As I said I've read it more than once and I still don't see how this is a bad thing.
beam me up scottie
Mar 2017
#209
Unfortunately the "findings" of that survey are centered around a very tiny sampling of politicians.
George II
Mar 2017
#301
You might want to tell Bernie and his staff, they chose not to keep the Democratic
synergie
Mar 2017
#281
"Besides Sanders, Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) and Vice President Pence were the most popular
Cha
Mar 2017
#189
The same people who thought bible belt states would turn blue last year.
beam me up scottie
Mar 2017
#241
The premise that anyone in that survey would be "one of Americas most popular politicians"...
George II
Mar 2017
#290
Being popular with your base has nothing to do with winning elections.
democratisphere
Mar 2017
#277
So, fox viewers really like Bernie? That's an interesting survey have you looked at
synergie
Mar 2017
#280
The headline is grossly misleading - he's "one of Americas most popular politicians"....
George II
Mar 2017
#288