Bernie Sanders Has Worn Out His Welcome in the Democratic Party

[Iamaartist]

http://hinterlandgazette.com/2016/05/bernie-sanders-worn-welcome-democratic-party-leave-stage.html


Bernie Sanders has worn out his welcome in the Democratic Party with the endless and childish temper tantrums.


In fact, I thought he hit a new low by pushing to debate Donald Trump, but he sunk lower than that when he demanded that Barney Frank and Dan Malloy be unseated from key committees in the Democratic National Committee because they have been critical of him in the past.

Um, really? So, Bernie wants to suppress their right to free speech and to back the candidate they think will be the best person to represent the party?

Legal counsel for the Sanders campaign (another person who’s living high off those $27 donations) said in a letter to Jim Roosevelt and Lorraine Miller, co-chairs of the Rules and Bylaws Committee, “Gov. Malloy and Mr. Frank have both been aggressive attack surrogates for the Clinton campaign.”

“Their criticisms of Senator Sanders have gone beyond the dispassionate ideological disagreement and have exposed a deeper professional, political and personal hostility toward the Senator and his Campaign,” he wrote. “The chairs therefore cannot be relied upon to perform their convention duties fairly and capably while laboring under such deeply held bias.”

Yes, I would be hostile towards someone like Sanders too because he is hellbent on blowing up the Democratic Party on his way out and handing Donald Trump the presidency. It’s okay for his supporters to crucify Hillary Clinton, He’s trying to claim more power and it’s laughable because he’s the LOSER, by a wide margin.

Let’s see, Cornel West, one of his backers, has said some pretty ugly things about President Obama and Hillary Clinton, but you don’t see her calling for his removal. It’s interesting that Sanders would attack the first openly gay U.S. lawmaker and AIDS activist. Both Frank and Malloy have done more for the party and its cause than Sanders has ever done during his 25 years plus in the House and Senate. I’m with Paul Krugman on this one…it’s take a lot of nerve for Bernie to point fingers.


Um, so that’s it? He’s upset because they are slamming him for his positions on gun control and immigration, and backing Hillary Clinton. What if the shoe was on the other foot? I will admit, I have never been a fan of Bernie Sanders, but I was willing to listen to what he had to say. At this juncture the constant barrage of whining, temper tantrums and complaints is just sickening. He has worn out his welcome ...Democratic Party. Rational people will vote for Hillary Clinton. No-one needs to wave a white flag just he please the loser. June 7 can’t come fast enough when Bernie will fade into oblivion. We all know he literally torched his legacy and will be isolated by Democrats when he returns to the Senate.

[Iamaartist]

1. He did it to himself....nobody to blame....he should be united by now...

If he is part of us Dems ???

[Cha]

2. So, it's OK to have Cornel West --"Obama is a Republican in blackface" -- on platform committee, but

Paul Krugman
✔ ‎‎@paulkrugman
So, it's OK to have Cornel West --"Obama is a Republican in blackface" -- on platform committee, but not Barney Frank? Wow.
4:44 AM - 28 May 2016
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We've been saying what Krugman tweeted..

Legal counsel for the Sanders campaign (another person who’s living high off those $27 donations) said in a letter to Jim Roosevelt and Lorraine Miller, co-chairs of the Rules and Bylaws Committee, “Gov. Malloy and Mr. Frank have both been aggressive attack surrogates for the Clinton campaign.”

“Their criticisms of Senator Sanders have gone beyond the dispassionate ideological disagreement and have exposed a deeper professional, political and personal hostility toward the Senator and his Campaign,” he wrote. “The chairs therefore cannot be relied upon to perform their convention duties fairly and capably while laboring under such deeply held bias.”

It doesn't matter, burnie.. you already lost.. so it doesn't matter what the hell they think of you.. you can't lose any more. You can't be anymore "LOST".

Righteous Rant!!

Um, so that’s it? He’s upset because they are slamming him for his positions on gun control and immigration, and backing Hillary Clinton. What if the shoe was on the other foot? I will admit, I have never been a fan of Bernie Sanders, but I was willing to listen to what he had to say. At this juncture the constant barrage of whining, temper tantrums and complaints is just sickening. He has worn out his welcome and it’s time to kick him off the fucking stage and out of the Democratic Party. Rational people will vote for Hillary Clinton. No-one needs to wave a white flag just he please the loser. June 7 can’t come fast enough when Bernie will fade into oblivion. We all know he literally torched his legacy and will be isolated by Democrats when he returns to the Senate.

Mahalo, Iaaa



http://hinterlandgazette.com/2016/05/bernie-sanders-worn-welcome-democratic-party-leave-stage.html

[Iamaartist]

3. You said all.....June 7 its over for him ....then Trump...then we will beat him...also..thank-you

[puffy socks]

18. The purity tests

and superiority complexes are a hallmark of some of his supporters as well.

There's an OP on how Dems are going "to listen to Progressives" as if we're not Progressives because we dont like the storming of the Bastille type of political strategy.

[TwilightZone]

24. Yes, Cornell West, not even a Democrat, is on the Democratic Party platform committee, but...

Barney Frank is too partisan.

Uh, huh.

[Cha]

26. The purposely obtuse and petty hypocrisy of burnie sanders is beyond the pale.

BS' problem with Barney is .. he had his number in 1991..

[workinclasszero]

4. Why did Sanders bern all his bridges?

He could have been a power in the democratic party going forward but not now. He blew that bigtime.

He just wants to inflict the most damage possible to Hillary and the party at this point.

[BobbyDrake]

7. I think he still thinks he'll be welcomed back into the Senate and made Minority/Majority Leader...

...depending on whether or not Democrats retake the Senate.

I think he'll be lucky to keep any of his committee assignments.

[Iamaartist]

16. I agree. he wanted to damage the Dem Party..but not the Tea Party who are you for BS???

[puffy socks]

20. Maybe Trump can hold

a rally to pay off all Bernie's debts!

[Iamaartist]

23. LOL surely Hillary wont...

[Cha]

27. My question..

http://www.democraticunderground.com/?com=view_post&forum=1107&pid=149831

[Gothmog]

5. I love Frank's response to this silliness

[BlueMTexpat]

17. Absolutely spot on. eom

[BobbyDrake]

6. The Malloy attack is at the behest of Sanders' NRA donors. Malloy is much more pro-gun-regulation.

The Barney Frank attack is just petty grudge-holding by a petty man running a petty campaign, and still losing despite these Hail Marys.


ETA: Great statement by Paul Krugman, from the OP link:

Paul Krugman Verified account
‏@paulkrugman
So, it's OK to have Cornel West --"Obama is a Republican in blackface" -- on platform committee, but not Barney Frank? Wow.

[MBS]

8. Thumbs up to Paul Krugman!

Thanks for posting this quote.

[Cha]

10. I like this rant from Janet Shan the writer of this piece..

Um, so that’s it? He’s upset because they are slamming him for his positions on gun control and immigration, and backing Hillary Clinton. What if the shoe was on the other foot? I will admit, I have never been a fan of Bernie Sanders, but I was willing to listen to what he had to say. At this juncture the constant barrage of whining, temper tantrums and complaints is just sickening. He has worn out his welcome and it’s time to kick him off the fucking stage and out of the Democratic Party. Rational people will vote for Hillary Clinton. No-one needs to wave a white flag just to please the loser. June 7 can’t come fast enough when Bernie will fade into oblivion. We all know he literally torched his legacy and will be isolated by Democrats when he returns to the Senate.

sanders is in a contest with himself to see how much more he can out petty himself each time m$m hands him the mic.

Like the tweet from Krugman.. it's what we've been saying right here in Hill's group..

[BobbyDrake]

12. Perhaps it's a strategy to be able to maintain the victimhood after losing the primary.

"Woe is me, look at how the Democrats are treating me after I couldn't play by the rules and made myself look like a giant horse's ass out of myself on national television over and over and over. I tried to help Donald Trump get elected, and now they took away my committee assignments that I wasn't entitled to as a non-Democrat in the first place! SEND MORE MONEY!!"


Note to the jury: Pretty sure this will be alert-stalked from inside the HRC Group, so I'll just post my rebuttal in-comment. Using the phrase "look like a horse's ass" is a common adage for discussing a person who has made themselves into an obvious embarrassment. It's not a personal attack or any of the otherwise extremely low standards for hiding a comment that's not 100% pro-Bernie here on DU lately.

[Cha]

22. I think you've got it! The bobbinweaver show always seemed to have

a hidden agenda for their next scam.. The problem for them is.. they're all backfiring and whatever their agenda is now.. one thing is for sure..



I guess we'll find out down the road why they thought it was okay to burn bridges @ the speed of light.

Yaya ‎‎@Yaya_Other
Bernie's revolution is him insulting as many groups as possible and still coming out as the victim😳 #Election2016
7:26 AM - 28 May 2016
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[fleabiscuit]

29. Good find.

For the pleasure of others as well: http://hinterlandgazette.com

edit: ah, didn't see your link up there

Cha!

[Cha]

30. Good Rant. Janet Shan spoke for me and I suspect

you and all of us #HillYes beboppers.

FB~

[Thinkingabout]

13. Sanders is still under the influence of the NRA, he yields to their wishes and he

has nerve to say Hillary is influenced by Wall Street. He needs to admit he is the one influenced by money.

[BobbyDrake]

15. The worst part is how he's so obvious about it. Even after all the criticism through the primary...

...he's still a solid vote for the NRA, as if the voices of millions of Democrats meant nothing to him.

Imagine that...

[Iamaartist]

28. Thank-you

[Her Sister]

9. Yep that campaign has become a TOTAL DRAG!

[Iamaartist]

19. Right on.... what a waste of money also.....

[otohara]

11. Can't You Just Hear Him

Fuck the Democratic party!

[Iamaartist]

25. The money BS wasted for what...to damage the Dems..

[Thinkingabout]

14. If these actions is Sanders revolution then count me out, I don't want any part of this.

[Iamaartist]

21. Wont be any more of him after June 7th no matter what he does..

Next Trump another one I cant stand....

[anotherproletariat]

31. This. So true, and so needed to be said. nt