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cal04

(41,505 posts) Mon Sep 15, 2014, 07:07 PM Sep 2014

Sen.Sanders:Let's Discuss: Iowa and How He Feels

discusses the major issues facing Americans with MSNBC's Ed Schultz.
Citizens United a real concern with the people
Hillary Clinton, I like her and respect her

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Sen.Sanders:Let's Discuss: Iowa and How He Feels (Original Post) cal04 Sep 2014 OP

He's saying the things Hillary should be saying about the middle class, and he means them. n/t winter is coming Sep 2014 #1

Hillary is part of the Borg Collective Kilgore Sep 2014 #2

More corporate media trying to set the inevitable Hillary frame in place, Uncle Joe Sep 2014 #3

winter is coming

(11,785 posts)

1. He's saying the things Hillary should be saying about the middle class, and he means them. n/t

Reply to cal04 (Original post)

Mon Sep 15, 2014, 07:11 PM

Sep 2014

Kilgore

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2. Hillary is part of the Borg Collective

Reply to winter is coming (Reply #1)

Mon Sep 15, 2014, 10:34 PM

Sep 2014

And must stick only to positions approved by the collective.

Uncle Joe

(58,365 posts)

3. More corporate media trying to set the inevitable Hillary frame in place,

Reply to cal04 (Original post)

Mon Sep 15, 2014, 10:47 PM

Sep 2014

they truly are afraid of the American People having independent thinking.

This interview had nothing whatsoever to do with HRC, so why bring her up?

The only reason was to keep her name front and center, (more brainwashing) even when this interview should have been solely about Bernie Sanders and his stance on the issues.

Thanks for the thread, cal.

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