Bernie challenges DNC credentials of Malloy and Frank. That's my man!

[leftcoastmountains]

[grasswire]

1. I noticed last night on Bill Maher..

...that when Bernie would get a little feisty, the audience would erupt with cheers. He has demonstrated that he will stand on principle, suffer no fools, and take the fight to the source. And young people particularly LOVE THAT about him.

[Ned_Devine]

2. Nice!

[SmittynMo]

3. He has every right to question this.

They are both in it for HRC. It's quite obvious. How can you win against a fixed deck of cards?

[pmorlan1]

4. Good for him

The two of them have proven throughout this campaign that they are not fair arbiters. Leaving them in these roles are a big FU to Sanders and his supporters that is unacceptable if there is to be any chance of unity.

[appal_jack]

5. Yes! k&r, nt

[SheenaR]

6. I'm a half hour from where Frank made his bones

I am so happy Bernie did this. Frank has been an ass the entire campaign over stuff from 20+ years ago. Let it go man.

[Peachhead22]

7. Frankly

It's a bad look Bernie. Challenging credentials? After what the Nevada Dem Chair did and the way DWS has acted. Disagree with them in all sorts of ways. Lord knows there are lots of areas to find fault with Malloy and Frank. Especially Malloy. But challenging credentials? It's a bad look.

And I'm a Bernie supporter.

[desmiller]

8. Really?

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[LovingA2andMI]

11. Good Job!!

[desmiller]

12. Thank you so much.

[Stevepol]

9. These objections it seems to me are quite valid.

At the very least, they need to be discussed by the party as a whole. Bernie is not opposing Mallow and Frank b/c they are likely to support Hillary but because they have gone way beyond the bounds of decency and fairness in their support of Hillary and their opposition to Bernie. The position they have been given requires, it seems to me, an openness to both sides of an issue, something that would not be possible from either of them given the remarks they have made.

[sacto95834]

10. Agree

I have no issue with Frank or Malloy being on platform, but they should not serve as chair. I believe in letting all voices being heard, but with them as chair, I see Nevada all over.