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In reply to the discussion: Barack Obama supporters outraged by Bernie Sanders' 'deplorable' attack on Democratic Party [View all]Response to TomCADem (Original post)
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Barack Obama supporters outraged by Bernie Sanders' 'deplorable' attack on Democratic Party [View all]
TomCADem
Apr 2018
OP
He can't seem to muzzle his attacks on the party. Couldn't it wait a minute while he commemorates...
brush
Apr 2018
#1
A couple of thoughts... the gerrymander, voter suppression and super lefties demanding 'purity' and
Demsrule86
Apr 2018
#108
The commemoration of MLK's death was not the time and place. Who doesn't know that?
brush
Apr 2018
#134
He's no rookie pol, and no rookie human being. Deflect the question and continue the commemoration.
brush
Apr 2018
#143
I listened to the entire thing which was a campaign speech in my opinion and he did say it.
Demsrule86
Apr 2018
#109
Not quite. He said O was charismatic and brilliant then topped it off by basically saying he...
brush
Apr 2018
#148
Yes, and then he followed that up with a huge "BUT...." and proceeded to bash the Democratic Party..
George II
Apr 2018
#180
He was an extraordinary "candidate" -- but not much of a President, is the suggestion.
pnwmom
Apr 2018
#2
And charismatic is praise of a deliberately superficial sort- hucksters are often
bettyellen
Apr 2018
#57
Im disgusted by this bullshit that lets Republicans off the hook- but he seems obsessed that
bettyellen
Apr 2018
#60
I don't see Bernie doing anything to win minority voters over. Complaining about
pnwmom
Apr 2018
#150
And I just read that Obama was too concerned with his "legacy" to do a good job, I read that HERE
Eliot Rosewater
Apr 2018
#171
Bankers From 7 Largest Banks In Prison After Stealing Everything In Sight Crashing Economy 2008
PaulX2
Apr 2018
#47
Eventually people will figure out who is actively doing the propaganda that is meant to
Eliot Rosewater
Apr 2018
#177
can't speak for Bernie Sanders, but think his meaning here totally misunderstood
cloudythescribbler
Apr 2018
#4
Why should they? The insults of Obama by others beloved here far eclipse anything Bernie ever said.
InAbLuEsTaTe
Apr 2018
#33
Maybe Bernie should write a book titled A 10-Year History of WTF Happened - How We Lost 1000+ Seats.
InAbLuEsTaTe
Apr 2018
#106
It is not rocket science... the left left abandons Pres. Obama in 10...a census year...the GOP
Demsrule86
Apr 2018
#117
I suspect Sanders no longer has any ambition to run for president under the Democratic label in
still_one
Apr 2018
#5
That isn't the point. He called President Obama an empty suit. Not only is that a LIE,
still_one
Apr 2018
#24
Yes he did. I listend to the link, and that is exactly how he characterized President Obama. That
still_one
Apr 2018
#42
That was the implication. This isn't rocket science. "It was only his charisma, and his brillance
still_one
Apr 2018
#51
The implication was that the Dems have lost 1000's of state and local elections
jg10003
Apr 2018
#55
Hmmm, who was it that said Obama would of been fetching them coffee prior to his run for Prez?
InAbLuEsTaTe
Apr 2018
#43
Gosh, if someone said that, they shouldn't even be allowed to be a Democrat.
progressoid
Apr 2018
#46
Context is everything. The article ends with "But beyond that reality..." No one who hears what
jg10003
Apr 2018
#25
I think he was referring to the party's failure to expand its base to working class whites.
jg10003
Apr 2018
#8
And why should POC support Sanders in a 20 primary as he has called for the end of identity
Demsrule86
Apr 2018
#119
There's no mention of race anywhere in the question he was asked or the answer he gave...
TCJ70
Apr 2018
#125
Almost, but the alert was for trashing Democrats, and Bernie refuses to join the party...
TreasonousBastard
Apr 2018
#94
read the other posts here....if you tend to be more lefty you could be concerned
dembotoz
Apr 2018
#160
What? Are you saying to get the votes of progressives we have to be nice to them?
Eliot Rosewater
Apr 2018
#176
Agree. He doesn't get Democratic protection if he does not join the party.
McCamy Taylor
Apr 2018
#103
He has effectively called the first African American President an empty suit. He did this before an
still_one
Apr 2018
#15
100 bonus points to media that paired words, Bernie, Obama, deplorable, attack & outrage-HEADLINE
Sunlei
Apr 2018
#18
That's so on the mark. Vote out Rs and do not fuck up any D or D friend Senators or Congress seats.
Sunlei
Apr 2018
#38
so explain to me how obama had enough dems to get obama care thru and not enough to do much anything
dembotoz
Apr 2018
#86
Who said "every election"? I don't see that anywhere in the post you responded to.
TCJ70
Apr 2018
#159
Gerrymander...you do remember that right? It came because some on the left message voted in 10.
Demsrule86
Apr 2018
#121
Wow. It's almost like there was something different that happened in the 2016 election. nt
fleabiscuit
Apr 2018
#185
Don't like this dismissal of "charismatic individual". Dr King was and is charismatic.
McCamy Taylor
Apr 2018
#104
Didn't the dems lose almost 1,000 state seats & governorships during that time?
CrispyQ
Apr 2018
#130
As Dems, we are open for debate - listening, responding, and more often than not
asiliveandbreathe
Apr 2018
#131
Which part is the attack? The charismatic, extraordinary, or brilliant part? n/t
TCJ70
Apr 2018
#153