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3. Age prob has a lot to do with it

Reply to Omaha Steve (Original post)

Wed May 2, 2018, 04:10 PM

May 2018

I like Bernie a lot. But it's time for my generation to step aside.

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IS BERNIE SANDERS'S 2020 SUPPORT SLIPPING? A SURVEY OF NEW HAMPSHIRE VOTERS SAYS YES [View all] Omaha Steve May 2018 OP

His attacks on the party will be his downfall. redstatebluegirl May 2018 #1

I agree...there was always disconnect between Democratic voters and Sen. Sanders. It has worsened Demsrule86 May 2018 #37

Go away Bernie. Crutchez_CuiBono May 2018 #2

Age prob has a lot to do with it late May 2018 #3

I really agree with you. I want some young new blood to lead the party. olegramps May 2018 #8

Agree, late. kstewart33 May 2018 #11

I assume his support will slip since there will be candidates in the race other than Clinton Bok_Tukalo May 2018 #4

Hillary has nothing to do with 2020. Cha May 2018 #27

Sanders has to win northern states Upstate One May 2018 #5

His outreach to economically anxious Trump voters John Fante May 2018 #6

I originally thought he'd fade once the primaries got under way DavidDvorkin May 2018 #7

I believe his time has passed, duforsure May 2018 #9

Bernie Sanders helped to WAKE UP this country... DemocracyMouse May 2018 #10

This discussion seems engineered to provoke, not to enlighten. pangaia May 2018 #12

THE ALL CAPS SUBJECT LINE IS A FIRST CLUE. royable May 2018 #14

The title at Newsweek is ALL CAPS Omaha Steve May 2018 #17

IT'S NEWSWEEK Bradical79 May 2018 #21

You're wrong.. Newsweek always puts their headline in Cha May 2018 #29

I believe Omaha Steve was a strong supporter of Bernie Sanders during the primaries. honest.abe May 2018 #18

I was also. Plus, I pretty much enjoy Omaha Steve's posts. pangaia May 2018 #19

Right.. so I think Omaha Steve is simply providing some interesting and useful information. honest.abe May 2018 #20

You're probably right about that. pangaia May 2018 #24

In no way did I mean to fault the poster. The problem is with the headline itself. royable May 2018 #23

It's political news on a political discussion board. Cha May 2018 #28

Elizabeth Warren , an accomplished doer, did. Hortensis May 2018 #13

Democrats have spoken and written on income inequality for years. There is nothing new Demsrule86 May 2018 #38

Post removed Post removed May 2018 #15

Big yawn left-of-center2012 May 2018 #16

One huge difference is that in 2016, there was a constrained choice karynnj May 2018 #22

It seems like the main beneficiaries of Warren not running will be Bernie Sanders and Deval Patrick. StevieM May 2018 #25

Message auto-removed Name removed May 2018 #26

Thanks for the good news. sarcasmo May 2018 #30

I'm not... Mike Nelson May 2018 #31

The value of Iowa is that someone with low name recognition karynnj May 2018 #34

"IS BERNIE SANDERS'S 2020 SUPPORT SLIPPING? A SURVEY OF NEW HAMPSHIRE VOTERS SAYS YES" elocs May 2018 #32

TELL YOURSELF THAT AND IT'S TRUE! MAGIC! JackRiddler May 2018 #33

YESSSS!! InAbLuEsTaTe May 2018 #35

The Newsweek title is all caps...LBN is title verbatim Omaha Steve May 2018 #36

This message was self-deleted by its author ehrnst May 2018 #39