MSNBC: Trump Allies Push Sanders Conspiracy Theories After IA Caucus Chaos

[TomCADem]

Who is more pro-Bernie? Bernie's campaign pushing conspiracy theories or the Trump campaign jumping on the persecution bandwagon?

What I wonder is whether Bernie's campaign is counting on this support by pushing out attacks on other Democrats and the Democratic party generally knowing that such attacks will be amplified by Republican and foreign political operations?

[Cha]

1. shocking

[SunSeeker]

5. Yup. As shocking as Bannon on Bill Maher Friday saying he likes Bernie.

[Cha]

7. Yeah.. we know who SB likes.

[emmaverybo]

2. Personally, based on past history, I believe Bernie will do anything strategically (or allow things

to happen without denouncing) that will help him become president of the United States. One could look at this as in the service of a revolution he believes will save America, perhaps the world,
one he must lead.

[radical noodle]

3. Why is it that Bernie

and his supporters can't just say they're in a virtual tie? It always has to be someone cheating them. They're going to alienate general election support if they happen to win the nomination.

We're all being played again, just like the last time.

[krissey]

4. I gotta ask, why would any Sanders supporters think the base would even think kindly of Sanders let

alone vote for him. 4 years of this attack on our party from within. Enough. We are having to fight from so many different directions.

[Squinch]

6. Because of course they to. This doesn't surprise me at all.

As Maya said, when someone shows you what they are, believe them. They showed us what they are when they booed American heroes at the convention. And they have been showing us at EVERY turn ever since.

Now they will welcome this "aid." Not unlike another candidate welcoming "aid" for a campaign.

If BS wins the primary, we will lose in a landslide. And we will deserve to.