Channelling Emily Litella

[NanceGreggs]

Last edited Tue Mar 31, 2020, 09:47 PM - Edit history (1)

I’m getting sick and tired of all of the Harris supporters, Warren supporters, Buttigieg supporters, Bloomberg supporters, Booker supporters, Bennet supporters, Castro supporters, Delaney supporters, Gravel supporters, O’Rourke supporters, and Klobuchar supporters and the rest posting about how they need special treatment and have to be coddled and cajoled into getting behind our nominee, Joe Biden.

I’ve had it with all of them telling us that we can’t take their votes for granted, but have to reach out to them, and make every effort to convince them to vote for the chosen Democratic candidate.

These people are really on my last nerve, and I am fed up with – oh, wait. What’s that?

None of the supporters of those candidates are doing that?

Well, that’s different.



Nevermind.

[Cha]

1. Yeah, it certainly is Different!

[MyOwnPeace]

2. And hey!

What about that thing on the end of your nose?

Good one, Nance!

[George II]

3. Great analogy. I don't know how many times I've referred to her over the last couple of months....

..."If it's not one thing it's another!"

Hopefully in the next few weeks or months we'll be saying, "Oh, never mind!"

I loved when she talked about "Mr. Richard Feder of Fort Lee, New Jersey" - I lived in that town for three years and related.

PS - (shhhh) we know you're really talking about "one candidate's" supporters.

[William769]

4. ...

[sheshe2]

5. You hit it out of the park.

Brava!

[Sloumeau]

6. Also, if I remember correctly, when Hillary Clinton,

Barack Obama, John Kerry, and Al Gore had clearly gotten enough support to win the nomination, I don't remember any serious effort by supporters of the losing candidates that the Democrats who would become the nominee must assuredly compromise their platforms in order to get all of the Democrats to vote for that candidate. It was only starting with Sanders in 2016 that we started to see this "You must bend to the will of the losing candidate" nonsense.

Repeat after me, "The price of a seat at the table for making the big decisions is *winning*".

[volstork]

7. Actually Emily Litella,

but your sentiment is spot on!

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[NanceGreggs]

9. You're right!

[volstork]

11. But both classics from

the amazing mind of Gilda Radner!

[mcar]

8. I await a certain Senator's followers explanation for this

Great analogy, Nance!

[peggysue2]

10. LOL!!

Spot on.

[brush]

12. Sly, sly, sly.

[lamp_shade]

13. kick for visibility

[betsuni]

14. K&R

[Celerity]

15. the full list

There were 30 candidates (if you count Sherrod Brown, which DU did)

2 are left, although Biden is a 100% lock unless something, dog forbid, happens to him

The 28 who have dropped out


These have endorsed Biden


Tulsi Gabbard (endorsed Biden)
Michael Bloomberg (endorsed Biden)
Pete Buttigieg (endorsed Biden)
Amy Klobuchar (endorsed Biden)
Deval Patrick (endorsed Biden)
Andrew Yang (endorsed Biden)
John Delaney (endorsed Biden)
Cory Booker (endorsed Biden)
Kamala Harris (endorsed Biden)
Steve Bullock (endorsed Biden)
Joe Sestak (endorsed Biden)
Beto O'Rourke (endorsed Biden)
Tim Ryan (endorsed Biden)
Kirsten Gillibrand (endorsed Biden)
Seth Moulton (endorsed Biden)


These have not endorsed yet

Elizabeth Warren
Tom Steyer
Michael Bennet
Julián Castro (endorsed Warren, has not yet endorsed Biden)
Jay Inslee
John Hickenlooper (endorsed Bennet, has not yet endorsed Biden)
Wayne Messam
Eric Swalwell
Richard Ojeda
Sherrod Brown


These have endorsed Sanders

Marianne Williamson (endorsed Sanders)
Bill de Blasio (endorsed Sanders)
Mike Gravel (endorsed Gabbard and Sanders, after the Sanders people went bonkers when he initially just endorsed Gabbard)

[nolabear]

16. You made me do a spit take!

Nicely played!

[comradebillyboy]

17. I can't imagine why BS has a 30% ceiling when he steadfastly

refuses to try to reach out beyond his existing base. Oddly enough telling people that 'if you don't support MFA then you want poor people to die' just isn't a very persuasive argument.