[Sunshine.]

It's better that the superiority complex ooze out into the open than let it fester in darkness.

I for one am happy if Fox News become more aligned with tea party rhetoric. And tbh, it's probably inevitable. Queen Megyn is trying to leave for a reason. She sees the hit in their credibility coming as they get more radical.

[lilostolemycoke]

the only people who will unite under bernie are the ones who already supported him. ie. the entitled brats that refused to vote for hillary.


him in 2020 would be the biggest disaster possible.

[Lord Blackout]

Sunshine woke AF

[Lord Blackout]

Originally posted by Pretty Lady

A no name is a sure way to lose against a major celebrity like Trump. He's seems to get more popular with each passing week. Bernie is the only way I see Democrats winning and uniting the party. But if Bernie decides not to run, Biden would be the next best choice. But point is Democrats need someone with star power like Trump.

Obama was a complete nobody in 2007 and Bill wasn't even known outside his state. We don't need a senior democrat. We should pick someone who's widely popular in their state and that'll translate on national level.
No need to recycle 2016

[Pretty Lady]

Originally posted by lilostolemycoke

the only people who will unite under bernie are the ones who already supported him. ie. the entitled brats that refused to vote for hillary.


him in 2020 would be the biggest disaster possible.

Actually, no. He was predicted to win when put against Trump. And I wouldn't talk about entitled when Hillary was basically given the nomination even though Bernie was more popular.

[Dessy Fenix]

Hillary was predicted to win against Trump too. At the same time as the Bernie's poll and the before the election

[casholic]

Originally posted by Pretty Lady

Actually, no. He was predicted to win when put against Trump. And I wouldn't talk about in entitled when Hillary was basically given the nomination even though Bernie was more popular.

Predicted to win without the oppo on him released* he would've had a nightmare general with what they had on him.


I can't believe people still push this narrative. It's highly naive to suggest a man who lost against hillary in the primary without any real negative oppo released would've won a primary with it.

[DancingShoes]

The only entitled people involved in this election were the people who expected one of the most hated US politicians of the past few decades if not all time to stand a chance.

[Lord Blackout]

Originally posted by Pretty Lady

Actually, no. He was predicted to win when put against Trump. And I wouldn't talk about entitled when Hillary was basically given the nomination even though Bernie was more popular.

Hillary beat him by millions of votes. Methinks his supporters should have voted more if he was so popular

[lilostolemycoke]

Originally posted by Pretty Lady

Actually, no. He was predicted to win when put against Trump. And I wouldn't talk about entitled when Hillary was basically given the nomination even though Bernie was more popular.

hillary was predicted to win against trump as well.


also bernie has never had oppo used against him and he had PLENTY of it. writing about rape in college, dumping nuclear waste in low income hispanic areas, stealing, the list goes on. yet he'd be so sure to survive it? when he couldn't muster support from any group aside from youth? who historically don't vote?

[vuelve88]

I just hope liberals work to find common ground in the next few years, rather than playing the game of "If you're not exactly as liberal as me, you're evil."

If they continue that, we are headed for another loss.

[Mike91]

Originally posted by lilostolemycoke

the only people who will unite under bernie are the ones who already supported him. ie. the entitled brats that refused to vote for hillary.


him in 2020 would be the biggest disaster possible.

Most of his supporters backed Hillary though...

[lilostolemycoke]

Originally posted by Mike91

Most of his supporters backed Hillary though...

did i say anything to the contrary?

[Mike91]

Originally posted by Lord Blackout

Hillary beat him by millions of votes. Methinks his supporters should have voted more if he was so popular

Most of his support was from independents, who weren't allowed to vote in the democratic primary, or the deadline passed to switch by the time he started gaining recognition. Plus a lot of people voted for Hillary over Bernie because they thought she'd be more electable according to some exit polls.

Also, primaries are not the same thing as a general election.

[Lord Blackout]

Originally posted by DancingShoes

The only entitled people involved in this election were the people who expected one of the most hated US politicians of the past few decades if not all time to stand a chance.

She wasn't hated until she decided to run for president.




And yes Bernie shouldn't attempt a 2020 run. He'll drag with him all of the baggage from the 2016 election and we don't need that.

[Dessy Fenix]

Originally posted by vuelve88

I just hope liberals work to find common ground in the next few years, rather than playing the game of "If you're not exactly as liberal as me, you're evil."

If they continue that, we are headed for another loss.

Tbh. I grew tired of this during the primary.

I mean if we're pitting a conservative democrat against Trump then I'm voting for that *****. Idc.

[Lord Blackout]

Originally posted by Mike91

Most of his support was from independents, who weren't allowed to vote in the democratic primary, or the deadline passed to switch by the time he started gaining recognition. Plus a lot of people voted for Hillary over Bernie because they thought she'd be more electable according to some exit polls.

Also, primaries are not the same thing as a general election.

Funny how the closed primary states didn't affect Trump or Obama in their primaries. That excuse only applies to Sanders, magically.



Doesn't look strong enough to beat Hillary even without closed primaries.

[Rob_Matteo]

Originally posted by Mike91

Most of his support was from independents, who weren't allowed to vote in the democratic primary, or the deadline passed to switch by the time he started gaining recognition. Plus a lot of people voted for Hillary over Bernie because they thought she'd be more electable according to some exit polls.

Also, primaries are not the same thing as a general election.

Um, Bernie lost Florida, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Nevada, Virginia, Georgia, Ohio, Arizona, etc. to Clinton. How would you expect him to win a general election if he lost almost every single battleground state in the primaries? If Hillary couldn't get those, Bernie would not be able either.

Plus, there was a 0% chance for Bernie to win Florida or Nevada with his comments on Castro. Trump would have kept these on loop during the GE campaign.

[Mike91]

Originally posted by Lord Blackout

Funny how the closed primary states didn't affect Trump or Obama in their primaries. That excuse only applies to Sanders, magically.



Doesn't look strong enough to beat Hillary even without closed primaries.

Bernie was never going to beat Hillary either way, especially with her strong AA support. Obama was still an incredibly popular incumbent and Clinton wrapped herself around him. It's not just about one thing.

But it doesn't change the fact that most of Bernie's support came from independents and a lot of them were shut out of the voting process. Not saying he would have won.

Plus again, a lot of Clinton's support also came from people worried about Trump and felt she was more electable. Polling showed that most people liked both choices, would have been fine if either won, but ultimately went with Clinton.

Originally posted by Rob_Matteo

Um, Bernie lost Florida, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Nevada, Virginia, Georgia, Ohio, Arizona, etc. to Clinton. How would you expect him to win a general election if he lost almost every single battleground state in the primaries? If Hillary couldn't get those, Bernie would not be able either.

Plus, there was a 0% chance for Bernie to win Florida or Nevada with his comments on Castro. Trump would have kept these on loop during the GE campaign.

135 million people vote in the general election. Less than 30 million people voted in the democratic primaries. Hardly comparable.

I love how people try to attack Bernie as if he destroyed the democratic party. It wasn't under Bernie when dems lost almost 1000 seats across the country. Nominating more of the same will only lead to the same results.

[Lord Blackout]

Most hated politician of all time!!11!

This is what's funny about the "not that woman" argument as if they weren't all tweeting Hillary on her blackberry memes a few years ago then all decided to hate her out of nowhere.