Sanders is a trojan horse

[Thenewire]

Whose unrealistic points of view will usher in a new era of right wingers in power. All over delusional ideas that could never be accomplished in the first place Sanders supporters will end up destroying every bit of progressive accomplishment over the last decade. Is self glorification more important to the Sanders supporter than actually winning? I'm certain that a good majority of them know that he has absolutely no chance of winning. I certainly hope I am wrong but if I'm not you should be beyond ashamed of yourselves for aiding to the election of Trump/Cruz/Rubio who will without a doubt destroy the environment, end the ACA, and pack the supreme court with even more conservatives.

[Flying Phoenix]

1. Go back to sleep, Larry. You're drunk.

[roguevalley]

33. Flying Phoenix, sit next to me, darling. BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAA!

[valerief]

2. Welcome to my Forever Ignored club. nt

[arcane1]

3. Welcome back n/t

[hobbit709]

4. What a heaping pile of taurine metabolic byproducts.

[Art_from_Ark]

34. With a generous portion of porcine metabolic byproducts

thrown in for good measure.

[TCJ70]

5. OK. n/t

[Avalux]

6. I'm sorry you're having a bad night. The first step to feeling better is to stop being afraid. n/t

[BlindTiresias]

7. lol

[yourout]

8. Is that you Rahm?

[Ken Burch]

10. The national polls prove that HRC isn't the only Dem who can win.

Your meme is totally discredited.

[Earth_First]

11. Are you finished? nt

[cali]

12. Oh. Fuck that noise.

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

13. Put the bong down and step away from it slowly.

[Glamrock]

32. Be cool man

I have it on good authority that pot doesn't make one delusional.

[SusanCalvin]

14. Did you forget the sarcasm thingie? nt

[neverforget]

15. Hello Comrade!

Feel the Bern of the Proletariat.

[HassleCat]

16. I take it you're voting Republican, then? (eom)

[Roland99]

17. Hillary's campaign mgr is posting on DU?

[beam me up scottie]

18. We're all DOOOOOMED!

[BigGLiberal]

19. This Hillary supporter says your OP is hogwash!

Bernie and Hillary have a virtual tie in Iowa with Hillary having a slim lead. They can both declare victory and both are fine candidates.

[JRLeft]

20. Don't alert his post!

[ChisolmTrailDem]

25. Too late. nt

[NRaleighLiberal]

21. .

[Ron Green]

22. Derp derp derp

Herpety Derp.

[99th_Monkey]

23. Are you kidding? did you forget your :sarcasm: smilie?

Bernie "has absolutely no chance of winning", on the night when he ties Hillarry in Iowa, coming
out of nowhere, funded ONLY by We the People?

Spare me the scare tactics about "electing Trump/Cruz/Rubio" <-- a very outworn canard .. give it up.

[ladyVet]

50. Reading member profiles is interesting. 115 posts since 2012, 108 in the last 90 days.

Favorite group is the Hillary Group.

So, yeah, Bernie bad. Bad.

I snorted water out of my nose. Ouch.

[Autumn]

24. Well bless your heart. It's good you feel so positive about things.

[Odin2005]

26. Thank you for your concern.

[saltpoint]

27. Hercules can re-route rivers to clean

the stables, but now and again, there's so much shit piled up not even a river can rinse it away.

But wait, you say. Is that supposed to be an assessment of your post?

Why yes. It is.

[Warren DeMontague]

28. you seem tense.

[Indepatriot]

29. Is that a cut/paste from the Onion?

[dana_b]

30. I could say the same stuff to you

Stop backing a conservative, Wall Street backer, corporatist. Bernie has been shown in many polls to beat the repubs while Hillary has less of a chance to do so. If you would make a moral choice instead of a pragmatic one, Bernie would be elected easily.

"I'm certain that a good majority of them know that she is a corporatist and Wall Street backer. I certainly hope I am wrong but if I'm not you should be beyond ashamed of yourselves for aiding to the election of Trump/Cruz/Rubio who will without a doubt destroy the environment, end the ACA, and pack the supreme court with even more conservatives."

[cyberswede]

31. LOL

Someone here is delusional. Hint: it's not Sanders.

[Fearless]

36. The poutrage is strong in this one.

[JPnoodleman]

37. We've tried the triangulation and centrist republiclite game...

Look, the country is hurting, a nation my ancestors have fought and died for since the start is in dire straights and beholden to plutocratic parasites. I am of the opinion that I would rather tell my kids we tried something versus what is obviously not working.

But I'm of the opinion that I'd rather chase a dream and try, than accept the same policies I would have gotten anyway but with a D. checked next to the white house and wonder "Jee I wonder if I could have done better under Bernie."

More over why bother voting at all in that case?

[Thenewire]

40. So you will bet it all on an old man?

This is sickening. You are throwing it all away to make an impossible point. Sanders doesn't have the presence to beat any of the republicans. They will slaughter us if Sanders is nominated.

[dana_b]

42. you're sickening - and an ageist

some think that Clinton is an "old woman". Stop with the insults.

[JPnoodleman]

43. Eh, I died on my feat....

They will slaughter us if its Hillary.

And why if faced with a Democrat and a Republican, both of whom support TTP TTIP ect.... both of whom will assuredly ruin the country so many for-bearers of mine worked hard to build. Maybe I just think I am obligated by the weight of history to at least try something.

[immoderate]

45. It will be a good bet. Bernie's superior judgement will trump all other qualities.

[font size=+2]Superior judgement![/font]

The only qualification for president.

--imm

(Pun not intended.)

[Jim Lane]

49. Wait, "old man"? Don't you mean "old, agnostic, socialist man"?

As per this other example of your fine contribution to our political discourse.

[frylock]

38. More of that Team Hillary humility.

[Hiraeth]

39. you are wrong. watch and see. listen and learn.

[sadoldgirl]

44. "I am certain that a good majority of them know that he has absolutely no chance

of winning.I certainly hope I am wrong."

!) You don't hope for that at all judging by your previous
statements on this board.

2) It is becoming now clear that a good percentage of
the dems are not willing to go with the status quo,
which HRC represents.

3) If the party continues this way of not listening to
the people, it will lose a good percentage of dems.

4)That won't bother you, because you don't want them
to be heard, but rather be happy to accuse them, when
HRC wil lose the GE.

[doc03]

46. I don't think he is any kind of trojan horse but do agree

he has no chance of winning a general election.

[roody]

47. Is this a joke?

[PowerToThePeople]

48. Account status: Flagged for review

Nice knowing you. Or not.

[Hekate]

51. Good luck with that, and hope you brought your flame suit.

[Fumesucker]

53. Have you ever watched a cat have to dump on a tile floor?

They go crazy trying to cover it up.

Scratch scratch..

[artislife]

54. We CANNNNNNNNNNNNNN'T

Cuz it's too haaaaaaaaarrrrrrrddddddddd.

What do you think American is anyway? Exceptional? Wow, are you ditzy to think we could do anything that amazing.

[truedelphi]

55. Your specious reasoning reminds me of that quote:

The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.

Edmund Burke

I mean, c'mon, why can't we hope to install a President who is something other than a puppet for the Big Banking, Big Military and Big Pharma interests?

[PatrickforO]

56. The new ire. With 115 posts.

"America is great because America is good, and if America ever ceases to be good, America will cease to be great."

Around 1980, with the so-called Reagan revolution, America began to cease to be good. It went on ceasing to be good through Reagan, H.W. Bush, Bill Clinton and George W. Bush. By the time Obama inherited to reins of government, this country was no longer good at anything but killing lots of people really fast, fouling the earth upon which we live and depend, and enriching a few billionaires.

In fact, America has become a giant engine for enriching the few at the expense of the many.

Bernie's viewpoints are not unrealistic, because when millions adopt such viewpoints, we get back on the path to being 'good.'

I'm even going to give you the benefit of the doubt and treat you as a fellow progressive. The American people are fed up and profoundly tired of being told we cannot use OUR tax dollars that WE pay in for programs that actually help US. Instead we are told we need to fund a forever war meant to enrich the MIC more than anything else, and just suck it up and watch our jobs be offshored and get nickel and dimed to death by predatory capitalists.

Unrealistic? I think not.

[merrily]

57. LOL!

[bvar22]

58. Comedy Post..right?

You forgot the "Satire" smiley.