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I think Sanders, has also accepted Koch, money.
FatVern 55 reads
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I could be wrong?  

I don't think Sanders, would make a bad President, because I doubt he'd be able to implement many of his socialist policies. Much to the disappointment of his supporters. What I don't like about Sanders is his pandering to the entitlement crowd. In  sanders case the black entitlement crowd, it's kind of racist behavior, to consider all blacks poor, and or unemployed.
Posted By: RRO2610
Amazing the similarity of the individual establishments efforts to thwart the combined populist onslaught.  
 The machinations and the public's enlightenment to them is gonna change things for a while.  
   
   Extremely humorous is the crickets heard around here whenever Bernie is mentioned. :D  

quadseasonal487 reads

How soon they forget, losers don't add up to winners.  

 
    http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/cruz-kasich-deal-means-a-much-better-chance-to-stop-trump/ar-BBsdYIS?li=BBnbcA1&ocid=1PRCDEFE

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DoctorGonzo79 reads

... McMahon is as likely a Trump VP choice as anyone else, more likely than some.
She's lost two races but has a grasp of the insiders game.
Yeah, I meant Linda, not Vince McMahon.

No, I'm not really serious. McMahon would only bring about 4-5 million votes in the general election, some of them by siphoning off all the WWE fans in the DEM's camp.

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RRO261067 reads

Amazing the similarity of the individual establishments efforts to thwart the combined populist onslaught.
The machinations and the public's enlightenment to them is gonna change things for a while.  

  Extremely humorous is the crickets heard around here whenever Bernie is mentioned. :D

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FatVern56 reads

I could be wrong?  

I don't think Sanders, would make a bad President, because I doubt he'd be able to implement many of his socialist policies. Much to the disappointment of his supporters. What I don't like about Sanders is his pandering to the entitlement crowd. In  sanders case the black entitlement crowd, it's kind of racist behavior, to consider all blacks poor, and or unemployed.

Posted By: RRO2610
Amazing the similarity of the individual establishments efforts to thwart the combined populist onslaught.  
 The machinations and the public's enlightenment to them is gonna change things for a while.  
   
   Extremely humorous is the crickets heard around here whenever Bernie is mentioned. :D  

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ChoosyCynic73 reads

Let alone be POTUS.

Smell the coffee.

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mattradd65 reads

But, my view is that the DNC should have never let him run in the Democrat's presidential primary, though I'm not certain how much say they had in the matter. Just because he caucuses with the Democrats doesn't make him one. He's no Democrat. He's an Independent and a Democratic Socialist, and he's done little or nothing for the Democratic party, nor Democrats running for office, unlike Hillary.

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GaGambler106 reads

Don't get me wrong, I am a thousand percent against Sanders. But he is every bit as much a Dem as Trump is a Rep.

In a two party system what choice does a candidate have but to declare one party or the other?

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JackDunphy77 reads

Oh that's right he switched six months ago!

How could I forget that monumental day? lol

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mattradd64 reads

And, I thought about mentioning than fact, however I chose to maintain a laser like focus upon the person referred to, in the post I was responding to.  ;)

P.S. I should add that I view Trump's Republicanism as being much more murky than Bernie's Democratism; he ain't!

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saltyballs62 reads

I agree he has done nothing for Democrats and should withdraw immediately since he is mathematically unable to win the nomination at this point.

Posted By: mattradd
But, my view is that the DNC should have never let him run in the Democrat's presidential primary, though I'm not certain how much say they had in the matter. Just because he caucuses with the Democrats doesn't make him one. He's no Democrat. He's an Independent and a Democratic Socialist, and he's done little or nothing for the Democratic party, nor Democrats running for office, unlike Hillary.

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RRO261075 reads

Hillary hammered against Obama right to the end in 08. If Bernie's campaign exposes and therefore weakens Hillary's "inevitability" so be it. Shouldn't the nation see the kind of people they're electing?    

Posted By: saltyballs
I agree he has done nothing for Democrats and should withdraw immediately since he is mathematically unable to win the nomination at this point

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