Bernie Sanders is THE REAL DEAL

[AZ Progressive]

I don't want another politician that pretends to serve the American people while truly serving the 1%, I want a political and president that is THE REAL DEAL and that will not sell us down the river like Obama did and that Hillary would do.

[snagglepuss]

1. Absolutely spot on. What a great post.

[Rockyj]

3. Me too Bro! Me too!

Thanks for your post!

[babylonsister]

2. Obama didn't 'sell us down the river'.

If you propose that, how can I believe anything else you say?

I like Bernie, but that's a big stretch.

Who might be left to throw under the bus?

[zalinda]

4. Obama promised hope and change

and then he took it away. Every negotiation started in the middle instead of the left and his appointments might have well been Republicans. He didn't have even one lefty on his staff or in the cabinet. He fooled everyone. The poor basically got Flinted.

Z

[babylonsister]

5. Oye. If you think he's been a bad

President, you haven't been paying attention. Google that.

[in_cog_ni_to]

6. He's also the only president to put SOCIAL SECURITY "on the table" as a bargaining chip

with Republicans. A DEMOCRATIC president did that! A DEMOCRATIC president.
It still makes me spitting mad.

PEACE
LOVE
BERNIE

[roguevalley]

10. siding with the pugs to pass tpp

[Armstead]

8. I like many things about President Obama....but on healthcare he and the Democrats sold us out

proponents for single payer were not even allowed in the room to discuss it. And the public option -- which was a major compromise as at least a step in the right direction -- was also thrown under the bus in favor of mandatory purchase of private healthcare that is too expensive and too limited.

[Uncle Joe]

7. Kicked and recommended.

Thanks for the thread, AZ Progressive.

[Enthusiast]

9. Kicked and recommended!

[closeupready]

11. Ah, but that doesn't look like him ... photoshop, anyone?

lol

Walking the walk, for real. Go, Bernie! K&R

[Cartoonist]

12. Down the river

You don't know that is a racist reference?

I'm a Sanders supporter, and I detest your message.

[Old Codger]

14. Was at one time

But has not been used in that context since slavery days...

[forest444]

13. That '93 'Lincoln-Douglas' health care reform debate personified the modern U.S political divide.

Speaking for reform, was Jim McDermott and of course Bernie.

Spaeking against it was Craig Thomas of Wyoming (a nice man; but practically a non-entity in the Senate), and Hastert "wanna rassle?" the Bastard!