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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: The Bernie Support bashing in this forum is disgusting! [View all]BlueMTexpat
(15,500 posts)82. +1!
And pushing his supporters to wrest control from Dems who are doing good jobs (e.g., Pelosi) or to force out longtime Dems who have done or would do great ones (e.g., Howard Dean or Martin O'Malley for DNC Chair).
This is NOT the way to build unity. But it IS a way to promote divisiveness.
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So in order to win...we have to give up stopping people from shooting up schools and clean air and
Demsrule86
Dec 2016
#110
Some haven't returned to "Site Voltaire*" yet. *Pinebaggers* refer to this site by that name.
grossproffit
Dec 2016
#20
I know several Hillary supporters who are in the same boat...I took a vacation myself.
Demsrule86
Dec 2016
#116
They weren't banned. They were re-ffr'd after relaxing the rules to allow them back.
Hassin Bin Sober
Dec 2016
#124
It does. Do you actually have numbers of who was stalked, or is that anecdotal? While we're
JCanete
Dec 2016
#149
Puh-leeeze!! Bernie's sage revolution helped bring many new young progressives to the party and energize the base...
InAbLuEsTaTe
Dec 2016
#164
Yes, but Bernie is a GOOD politician, one who doesn't come across as slick or the poll-tested, finger-in-the-wind type, and knows how to connect with ordinary folks.
InAbLuEsTaTe
Dec 2016
#167
There will be a large number of solid Democrats who will oppose Sanders strongly
Gothmog
Dec 2016
#170
I respect that, but I think the voters still get to decide... I could be wrong, but we'll see. Not sure if Bernie has another run in him... tho sur hope so!
InAbLuEsTaTe
Dec 2016
#174
"I ... found Hillary Clinton lacking something." Hippie-bashing! Drives people away!
betsuni
Dec 2016
#4
After one sees thread after thread blaming Sanders for Hillarys' loss & one even demand an appology
think
Dec 2016
#88
Are you sure about this...you might have noticed in this era of 'strong debate', we lost everything.
Demsrule86
Dec 2016
#122
Probably because delusional centrist thought hey what we need is someone to start
TheKentuckian
Dec 2016
#181
The Bernie "revolution" is a big part of why her untrustworthy numbers were underwater.
DanTex
Dec 2016
#182
Most of them do it because it's so much more fun being angry & unproductive than productive
mtnsnake
Dec 2016
#24
No self-reflection about the obvious contradiction in blaming him for her loss but also touting the
JudyM
Dec 2016
#150
Then it should be quite easy for a certain fiery progressives to run for re-election in Vermont
lapucelle
Dec 2016
#127
I changed parties just to caucus for him, remained a Dem to support Hillary against Trump even
GreenPartyVoter
Dec 2016
#41
I don't know. It may need me, but I don't need the abuse. I may just have to bring back my
GreenPartyVoter
Dec 2016
#48
I expect this will go on for a while. In the meantime, those of us who want to do something
GreenPartyVoter
Dec 2016
#51
Completely agree. We have so much work to do on the local level. Which Bernie has already started
JudyM
Dec 2016
#153
Yes, I am being serious. Either Hillary can deal with the criticism or she can not. If she can not
Exilednight
Dec 2016
#67
"What separates Obama from Hillary?" The fact that his opponent admitted defeat, and supported him
LongtimeAZDem
Dec 2016
#75
So we need to make sure nobody runs against the Democratic candidate next time.
milestogo
Dec 2016
#69
Single candidate Primaries and general elections, like all the best dictatorships!
GreenPartyVoter
Dec 2016
#83
yes, if only we could have avoided having an acutal primary process, that there was the problem.
Warren DeMontague
Dec 2016
#141
The people who tossed "neoliberal" around so freely are now complaining about "hippie-bashing?"
BobbyDrake
Dec 2016
#87
Are you reading the responses from Sanders' supporters in your own thread with regards to Hillary?
SaschaHM
Dec 2016
#91
When Bernie stops bashing the Democratic Party and acknowledges the role he played
Maven
Dec 2016
#100
You talking about responding to Sanders' supporters who have been trashing Clinton since GE.
Hoyt
Dec 2016
#105
I have lost track of the posts that blame Bernie for Hillary's losing the election.
PoindexterOglethorpe
Dec 2016
#118
According to the forum rules, Bernie is to be accorded the same level of respect as a Democrat.
Crunchy Frog
Dec 2016
#160
What is disgusting is that the Postmortem forum is being used as a group to rehash the
still_one
Dec 2016
#125
The 2016 primary was baby frolics compared to Obama vs. Clinton, or Dean vs. Edwards vs. Kerry
killbotfactory
Dec 2016
#178