Here is one question I would love to hear asked of Bernie Sanders

[kydo]

Regardless of the out come of the primary and general elections, does Bernie Sanders plan to keep the D after his name or will he go back to the I?

[daleanime]

1. I'll just be happy....

with the "P" in front of his name.

[BillZBubb]

2. To which he would respound: "Once I win the nomination, I'll remain a Democrat."

[seaotter]

3. Either is fine by me.

[JudyM]

4. +1. Actions speak louder than words... or labels. Nt

[seaotter]

6. Quite so.........

[djean111]

5. Either is fine by me, too.

I am voting for the man, and his record, and his principles. If you lived here in Florida, and saw more of Debbie DINO's antics first-hand, you would understand why just having that "D" is no longer enough. The Third Way has tainted it.

[kydo]

8. I live here in FL

Winter Park, Central FL, Seminole County, sadly its a red area. Mica is my congress critter and he is a jerk. But to me it does matter if after the election is over, no matter the outcome if he will remain a Democrat.

[djean111]

10. Sorry, really, it does not matter to me. Debbie Wasserman supporting GOP buddies has

really soured me on the party above all thing. I now think of the DNC as a bunch of Third Way cronies laughing at us.
I just really cannot support having a Third Way president, no matter what Bernie says or does. I don't want my grandson going to war, for one thing.

[kydo]

14. Well it does matter to me, thats why I asked the question. nt

[JudyM]

9. Good point. Some call themselves D and don't nearly live up to the basics. Others live the ideals

without need for the label.

[Vinca]

7. What difference does it make?

It's what a person does that counts.

[Ino]

11. If Hillary is elected president...

will she keep the (D) after her name, or go back to the (R)?

[jwirr]

12. Exactly.

[cali]

13. Who cares?