Democratic Primaries

Hortensis

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25. On, yes, I was wondering what's going on with them.

Wed Mar 18, 2020, 10:46 PM

Mar 2020

There've been a fair number of allegations of financial misbehaviors among the various groups that make up his "revolution," and I wouldn't put anything past some of them. They're making full use of the corrupt systems the Republicans set up to hide their dark money from scrutiny.

And of course Sanders himself has the 9 Superpacs Biden charged him with after he hypocritically attacked Biden for being associated with two. One thing I know, the ones that work to elect Biden abide by the law, because that's how Biden himself rolls and he'd insist on it; and I'd be extremely surprised if the 9 Superpacs formed around Sanders did. Not with the kind of people he draws involved.

Whatever, their ruthless and unprincipled aggression disappointed must be a really ugly scene.

If I were to vote in a presidential
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden

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This is what Bernie's campaign is putting out even as he has no path. [View all] showblue22 Mar 2020 OP

And, what's that post saying "BS shouldn't get pressured Cha Mar 2020 #1

Unless he drops out soon, it's clear he is hoping Trump wins. tritsofme Mar 2020 #2

Spot on! blue-wave Mar 2020 #3

I don't see how e continue to give him the benefit of doubt. showblue22 Mar 2020 #6

I never did.. ever. Cha Mar 2020 #22

I've been saying that was my hunch. Some ppl said it was extreme. onetexan Mar 2020 #11

It would bring into question his votes on sanctions, not disclosing he knew Russia was helping him, MrsCoffee Mar 2020 #16

Not only hoping, but insuring. nt jrthin Mar 2020 #30

Taken out of context videohead5 Mar 2020 #4

It doesn't stop Bernie from showing that to his supporters. TODAY. showblue22 Mar 2020 #5

he lost because he didn't build Cha Mar 2020 #24

So you're saying that blue-wave Mar 2020 #7

Motives? Lol, no kidding. I've often wished political psychologists would Hortensis Mar 2020 #8

He's wanting to have the illusion of a single payer plan Aquaria Mar 2020 #9

Sure. Borrowing the label was marketing genius, so Hortensis Mar 2020 #15

What about the motives of his campaign staff? dansolo Mar 2020 #21

On, yes, I was wondering what's going on with them. Hortensis Mar 2020 #25

his programme is nothing like Medicare, he just stole the name for buy-in due to name recognition Celerity Mar 2020 #23

If you want go into deeper personal reasons then you'll have to examine the person. Scurrilous Mar 2020 #13

"Internecine nightmare." I don't think we have to worry about Hortensis Mar 2020 #18

I saw somewhere, I forget where now, a long discussion about Bernie's healthcare efforts.. Scurrilous Mar 2020 #19

Matt Taibbi, say no more. God! I think he was never very Hortensis Mar 2020 #20

Al Smith's epic 1928 promise to "Make your wet dreams come true" retrospectively hardest to top. Scurrilous Mar 2020 #32

Lol, I'd heard of "The Happy Warrior" slogan, but what Hortensis Mar 2020 #33

I'll get banned if I say what I think his motives are. Aquaria Mar 2020 #10

Won't make a morsel of difference at this point. ucrdem Mar 2020 #12

This message was self-deleted by its author democratisphere Mar 2020 #14

From who? Evergreen Emerald Mar 2020 #28

Wow. This is nothing I expected. lindysalsagal Mar 2020 #17

Bernie works for Trump. PubliusEnigma Mar 2020 #26

Yes, indeed. showblue22 Mar 2020 #27

Petty. betsuni Mar 2020 #29

These days Sanders reminds me of Howard Beale, from the movie Network. sop Mar 2020 #31