Yep. And it doesn't say what you think it does.
There's no proof that the Biden campaign plans on hiding him or limiting his exposure.
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Democratic Presidential Primaries & Caucuses |March OT| Last Tuesday was 1000 years ago, old news no one cares about (Discussion Guidelines in OP)
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There's no proof that the Biden campaign plans on hiding him or limiting his exposure.
People hate the angry jew who believed that better things were possible.
But also, and I can't stress this enough, BERNIE BROOOOSSSSSS
The party has been adjusting since 2016. Most of the candidates ran to the left of Obama, including Biden. The idea of a public option never even would have been something anyone took seriously before, and now it's considered the moderate option instead of the progressive - that's definitely a sign that the party is changing.
Good to know that all it took for you to give up the fight was someone on the Internet blaming you.
Seriously, do some of you guys hear yourselves sometimes? Political progress is not quickly attained and often not satisfying. It's done in fits and starts over years and decades. Obama's presidency was a step forward. Either a Biden or Bernie presidency would be another step forward of varying degrees. The reason the US continues along at the "status quo" is that the Democrats are unable to string together consecutive presidents to maintain momentum. Everything Obama put into place has been largely unraveled because they couldn't get Hillary over the finish line.
How about protecting progressive legislation of the past? A 7-2 Supreme Court will murder much of the progress that's been made AND make all the progressive legislation of the future near impossible....I've said it before...I'll say it again...people need to start seeing the forest for the trees.
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I'm tired of these ridiculous takes in this thread.
Okay. If we lose in November I know who to blame for 4 more years of Trump.
I'm tired of these ridiculous takes in this thread.
We probably won't even be ready for a progressive agenda until we're knee deep in collapse and catastrophe. Gonna be a nightmare watching the next three decades get worse before they get better...
For the record, I do not believe Bernie Sanders would have avoided this. We're doomed to this suffering long before he ran last time.
Look.
Biden will let RBG retire. Close up the kid camps and replace RBG. I don't ask for much.
As I've said elsewhere, can't force a person to vote. But you have to have a position with some leverage and Sanders isn't putting up the numbers to make that a case.
Biden will let RBG retire. Close up the kid camps and replace RBG. I don't ask for much.
Pretty much. You have to win to legislate. Sanders has unfortunately shown he can't win.
As I've said elsewhere, can't force a person to vote. But you have to have a position with some leverage and Sanders isn't putting up the numbers to make that a case.
For sure it is, but you don't change that by attacking their identity.
They can't grasp the fact their candidates is losing so they result to saying delusional statement.
I think Bernie has moved the democratic party in a clear leftward direction and will play a huge rule in driving youth and latino turnout.
He also had a platform that was not broadly appealing to the democratic electorate.
It is what it is.
Sanders cant win a Primary twice now but somehow he's going to crush Trump right? Some you guys are truly wonderful with that kind of thinking.
Apologies to the poster who created this.. but I took a screen cap of it previously. Here are Biden's policies. There's a lot of good stuff in here, even if it isn't as far left as Bernie. A lot of these actually seem realistic too.
Thank you for this.
That's no dark themeApologies to the poster who created this.. but I took a screen cap of it previously. Here are Biden's policies. There's a lot of good stuff in here, even if it isn't as far left as Bernie. A lot of these actually seem realistic too.
Luckily I live in a state where my vote doesn't actually matter - Biden's getting our EC votes ( unless some crazy surprise happens on election night).
If you're gonna blame anyone, blame the people actually voting for Trump.
4 years of a Trump presidency is motivating.
Also, no Hillary this time.
I voted for Bernie here in Texas, but it's hard to deny that he changed almost nothing from his 2016 campaign and just harped on the same trite Bernie-isms that amp up the youth - who don't vote anyway - and scare the crap out of anyone who actually does.
And here we are.
Did the washington post carry water for a right-wing conspiracy?
which was the key to dems taking the house in 2018.
People, the data is speaking very clearly that Biden has the best shot to beat Trump. This is a good thing!
Biden is not cutting anything I don't get where the hell your getting that from. The only one cutting anything is Trump, and you are playing right into his hands. Congratulations.
Yep. I thought things were different. But I live in fucking Iowa. We were already Bernieville.
i feel Abrams is the more likely out of these two so that Kamala stays a senator(same reason I don't see Warren)
I'm surprised to see a lot of hand-wringing online about Biden swearing at a voter who is basically making the "wahh gonna take our guns" argument. Like, if someone made that argument here they'd probably be sworn at haha, just because someone is an American or in a union doesn't make them not ignorant.
Ok, and if trump wins, Is your situation going to get any better?
This has nothing to do with Bernie, it's the fact that we have a system that is fundamentally broken. From gun policy to healthcare, there's a gridlocked system that leads to everything being nearly impossible to change. The only time anything gets passed is when it has to do with war. The political system has flaws nearly impossible to fix until seemingly everyone over 55 in Congress gets defeated, resigns, or dies. Even Bernie winning wouldn't have helped much. So far every state has stated their support for Medicare for all, every state, yet I guarantee not ever senator from those states would vote for it, let alone the fact that our candidate said he'd veto it. I thought the point of these guys was to listen to us and do what we wanted, it's all a big ass farce.
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