Welcome to DU!
The truly grassroots left-of-center political community where regular people, not algorithms, drive the discussions and set the standards.
Join the community:
Create a free account
Support DU (and get rid of ads!):
Become a Star Member
Latest Breaking News
Editorials & Other Articles
General Discussion
The DU Lounge
All Forums
Issue Forums
Culture Forums
Alliance Forums
Region Forums
Support Forums
Help & Search
2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: In under the wire... I am still very angry with Bernie Sanders [View all]jzodda
(2,124 posts)167. I work in NYC with many Bernie supporters
And I supported HRC. I don't know one of them that voted third party. They All voted for her.
Fact is you keep your anger. My support of HRC has now moved to Bernie and Warren. I'm sick of the establishment and when ten Democrat senators voted against cheaper drugs from Canada it has been almost the final straw.
I will follow Sanders lead from now on and will leave this party unless it moves towards the goals of occupy Wall Street instead of lip service.
Edit history
Please sign in to view edit histories.
182 replies
= new reply since forum marked as read
Highlight:
NoneDon't highlight anything
5 newestHighlight 5 most recent replies
RecommendedHighlight replies with 5 or more recommendations
That's shallow as hell. Eco omic justice for all is good for america. If you want to shit on that
dionysus
Jan 2017
#2
What the fuck good is economic justice if we have a nuclear war or if someone as
Eliot Rosewater
Jan 2017
#6
90% of Bernie supporters voted proudly for Clinton.. I was one of them.. We NEED move on now, and
secondwind
Jan 2017
#115
I don't blame Bernie, but I do hold a grudge at those progressives who refused to vote for Hillary
still_one
Jan 2017
#133
Not enough, especially young voters. Bernie's attacks hurt their views of Hillary,
pnwmom
Jan 2017
#155
+1, this is the FACT that Sanders, M$M and Sanders supporters wont admit too... HRC Young vote was
uponit7771
Jan 2017
#161
You must have a fucked up idea of utopia. Please detail what you abhor so much. I'm dying to hear it
dionysus
Jan 2017
#16
My identity as a black woman fighting for the rights of those who look like me
bravenak
Jan 2017
#40
Aside from maybe suggesting the use of paragraphs, you think he's racist, don't you?
dionysus
Jan 2017
#42
I think he is a throw back to the split between economic justice and social justice in the late
bravenak
Jan 2017
#44
Not so at all. She got 3 million more votes, remember? Are you purposely ignoring the elephant in ..
brush
Jan 2017
#19
Sanders was a very weak general election candidate who would have been destroyed in the general
Gothmog
Jan 2017
#26
You know you post this constantly and without fail people pretend they don't know those points...
JHan
Jan 2017
#73
As the saying goes, "you can lead a horse to water, but you can't make him drink it."
George II
Jan 2017
#107
The DNC had nothing to do with the fact that Jewish, African American and Latino voters rejected
Gothmog
Jan 2017
#34
Sanders was in the race for media and was rejected by Jewish, Latino and African American voters
Gothmog
Jan 2017
#38
Still preferred them, and until we have actual politicians in power promoting them, we cant
Eliot Rosewater
Jan 2017
#21
Exactly how many how many new/magical voters did Sanders need for his proposals?
Gothmog
Jan 2017
#41
I think if the campaign and their surrogates made the primary campaign about...
Hassin Bin Sober
Jan 2017
#30
You must have responded in the wrong place or didn't read my post. Try again.
Hassin Bin Sober
Jan 2017
#32
No, i responded and assumed you were criticizing Hillary's campaign, not Bernie's
Eliot Rosewater
Jan 2017
#39
Nah, bullshit point. Bernie's a sitting Senator. HRC is a private citizen.
emulatorloo
Jan 2017
#134
I am sure you will still be allowed to trash Bernie once this forum is closed down.
m-lekktor
Jan 2017
#25
Whats she supposed to say? She doesnt hold office anywhere currently and anything she says against
cstanleytech
Jan 2017
#145
It sure did help Donald Trump. It was over a year of slamming the party without being
R B Garr
Jan 2017
#53
Sanders claimed that the DNC rigged the process and Trump ran with this bogus claim
Gothmog
Jan 2017
#77
I thought that there were emails showing some of the DNC leadership were working against Bernie?
cstanleytech
Jan 2017
#147
The DNC had nothing to do with Sanders being soundly rejected by Jewish, African American and Latino
Gothmog
Jan 2017
#168
Umm I'm not making any case for Bernie here I am simply asking a question.
cstanleytech
Jan 2017
#180
Don't be angry at Bernie because it will keep you from seeing who he really is
underthematrix
Jan 2017
#37
You felt it? and a comment that I said he shits on people's hearts?? mmmmmkay...
boston bean
Jan 2017
#47
Nonsense. It was his right to run, and he's not the one who stole this election.
tenorly
Jan 2017
#50
Even though I disagree with you I understand your frustration. This was a hard and bitter election
NWCorona
Jan 2017
#58
I feel exactly the same way..but we have to move on...what else can we do?..nt
asuhornets
Jan 2017
#59
Yes. . .campaigning with her after the convention is worse than calling her a nasty woman
Feeling the Bern
Jan 2017
#86
Yes, I see it too. But, I guess finger pointing is easier than mirror looking.
Feeling the Bern
Jan 2017
#112
I see a bunch of revisionist history that is erasing the negative campaign Weaver ran for NY
emulatorloo
Jan 2017
#138
Bernie's not the devil. Nor is HRC, despite your half-truths and innuendo.
emulatorloo
Jan 2017
#148
Nope. I am backing out of this flamebait thread. This entire thread should have been
Feeling the Bern
Jan 2017
#150
Even though I believe his refusal to concede helped weaken Hillary a little against Trump
cstanleytech
Jan 2017
#82
I am actually upset that he pulled his punches. If he had gone after the email scandal full throttle
yodermon
Jan 2017
#85
Actually, in 2008 she announced that she would be suspending her campaign less than 24 hours
StevieM
Jan 2017
#119
No one can handle being torn down consummately by anyone. It always takes down numbers and
uponit7771
Jan 2017
#164
I am angry at those progressives who refused to vote for Hillary in the general election.
still_one
Jan 2017
#132
Thats their right though but they like those who voted for Trump will have to learn to
cstanleytech
Jan 2017
#144
Anger doesn't even begin to describe my contempt. The constant ridiculing of the only viable....
Tarheel_Dem
Jan 2017
#154