Bernie Sanders and the establishment DNC

[baklava]

Go Bernie!

Trump would love that clear dialectic of choices!

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Trump: the economy is doing great for everyone.

Bernie: the economy is doing great for the wealthy, you’re getting screwed.

we’ll see which one lands...hopefully

 

[baklava]

Relevance?

None at all, I was just being silly against a totally legitimate argument.

 

[Old Man Jingles]

Trump: the economy is doing great for everyone.

Bernie: the economy is doing great for the wealthy, you’re getting screwed.

we’ll see which one lands...hopefully

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So we'll see whether the USA has more self-reliant winners or more government-dependent losers?

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[BrownArmy]

lmfao

 

[Jones]

Trump: the economy is doing great for everyone.

Bernie: the economy is doing great for the wealthy, you’re getting screwed.

we’ll see which one lands...hopefully

Sanders is basically guaranteed to lose:

Just one group tested -- socialists -- receives majority opposition. Less than half of Americans, 45%, say they would vote for a socialist for president, while 53% say they would not.

Socialism and Atheism Still U.S. Political Liabilities

 

[baklava]

Sanders is basically guaranteed to lose:

Just one group tested -- socialists -- receives majority opposition. Less than half of Americans, 45%, say they would vote for a socialist for president, while 53% say they would not.

Socialism and Atheism Still U.S. Political Liabilities

Ok, so let’s do away with primaries and pick a candidate based on Gallup polls

 

[Jones]

Ok, so let’s do away with primaries and pick a candidate based on Gallup polls

ok..

 

[Up In Smoke]

I fail to see the Trump difference, someone help me. Job creation is a little slower, GDP is flat, stock market gains are slightly better but juiced up by corporate tax cuts, wage growth in line with past 30 years, participation rate flat, the number of people in the work force, unemployed and receiving food stamps and living in poverty are all in proportion to the US population growth over the last 10 years. Honestly the Trump administration has done little to harm me, but how is this different from 2002-2006?

 

[BrownArmy]

I fail to see the Trump difference, someone help me. Job creation is a little slower, GDP is flat, stock market gains are slightly better but juiced up by corporate tax cuts, wage growth in line with past 30 years, participation rate flat, the number of people in the work force, unemployed and receiving food stamps and living in poverty are all in proportion to the US population growth over the last 10 years. Honestly the Trump administration has done little to harm me, but how is this different from 2002-2006?

Uhhh, Trump is louder?

 

[DriveInDriveOut]

I fail to see the Trump difference, someone help me. Job creation is a little slower, GDP is flat, stock market gains are slightly better but juiced up by corporate tax cuts, wage growth in line with past 30 years, participation rate flat, the number of people in the work force, unemployed and receiving food stamps and living in poverty are all in proportion to the US population growth over the last 10 years. Honestly the Trump administration has done little to harm me, but how is this different from 2002-2006?

Maybe because liberals promised a recession long ago.

 

[newfie]

Yeah, he should have just had his doctor write a letter like Trump did. Come on.

maybe the ER doctor who fibralated him can write the letter

 

[newfie]

Relevance?

great question. Should the devil show his tax records or do we already know what we have

 

[newfie]

Trump: the economy is doing great for everyone.

Bernie: the economy is doing great for the wealthy, you’re getting screwed.

we’ll see which one lands...hopefully

this economy is so good Obama is trying to take credit for it.

 

[newfie]

I fail to see the Trump difference, someone help me. Job creation is a little slower, GDP is flat, stock market gains are slightly better but juiced up by corporate tax cuts, wage growth in line with past 30 years, participation rate flat, the number of people in the work force, unemployed and receiving food stamps and living in poverty are all in proportion to the US population growth over the last 10 years. Honestly the Trump administration has done little to harm me, but how is this different from 2002-2006?

you really are smoking that crap

 

[Wally]

Let me preface this by saying I'm an independent and did not vote for either Trump or Clinton in the previous election. With that said....

Can any Democrats on this site please explain to me why the establishment Democratic party along with its allies at CNN, MSNBC, NBC and ABC are trying so hard to destroy the campaign of the one candidate who, at this moment, poses the greatest challenge for Trump to defeat?

Bernie Sanders has amassed a huge movement of middle-class workers, socialist-indoctrinated Gen Z'ers and millennials, African-Americans, Latinos and women who have rallied behind his message. Meanwhile, the DNC is a fractured party that has had no real leadership since Obama left office and has spent the last 4 years on a boondoggled Russia investigation and a useless impeachment that did nothing but make Trump's public approval ratings the highest after this acquittal.

They have thrown their support behind old white multi-millionaire status-quo politicians who spend more time catering to transgender bathroom rights and padding their stock portfolio than the plight of the American worker. Their lead candidate doesn't even know what state he's campaigning in half the time while Speaker Pelosi looks like she's slowly losing control of her mental faculties.

Democratic "leadership" right now consists of tearing up State of the Union speeches, wasting taxpayer dollars on a pointless impeachment and conducting debates that have the biggest lineup of non-candidates in American history.

The entire identity of the party right now is that of destroying Trump yet they try to derail the one candidate who could give them a fighting chance. And don't even get me started on Tulsi Gabbard. I guess she made too much sense for the mainstream Democrats to support...

These Democrats are all the same in thinking. They want government control of everything.

The problem is they know the majority of the American public doesn't want socialism, so they hide it. Crazy Bernie isn't hiding anything. His pulling the curtain back has them in a state of panic.

 

[oldngray]

These Democrats are all the same in thinking. They want government control of everything.

The problem is they know the majority of the American public doesn't want socialism, so they hide it. Crazy Bernie isn't hiding anything. His pulling the curtain back has them in a state of panic.

Most Dems want to move slowly into socialism by calling it other names. Bernie is just more honest about it.

 

[moreluck]

The Dems are in panic-mode now.

 

[Wally]

Most Dems want to move slowly into socialism by calling it other names. Bernie is just more honest about it.

Didn't I just say that?

 

[newfie]

These Democrats are all the same in thinking. They want government control of everything.

The problem is they know the majority of the American public doesn't want socialism, so they hide it. Crazy Bernie isn't hiding anything. His pulling the curtain back has them in a state of panic.

he delivers a powerful message , i find myself terrified of this place he calls woolstreet

 

[vantexan]

These Democrats are all the same in thinking. They want government control of everything.

The problem is they know the majority of the American public doesn't want socialism, so they hide it. Crazy Bernie isn't hiding anything. His pulling the curtain back has them in a state of panic.

Why is it in every communist revolution there's a small group of zealots forcing it on everyone else?