Bernie Torches Democratic Party

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Bernie is not even a Democrat, except when it's convenient for him.

That is also not fair, he has been solidly voting with the Democratic Party.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Please. Bernie was the problem. He, AOC, and party activists led the Democrats down this left wing platform, which was utterly rejected in the election.


The problem is the Dem party is so splintered; there will be no seeing eye to eye.

Nope. Bernie was called a sexist and racist for not being woke enough. His economic and foreign policy stances are not what did the Dems in. It’s the woke stuff.

I agree it’s the woke stuff, but Bernie is the “socialist” in the Democratic Party that the maga people reviled. They want top down economic policy; not bottom
Up.

[Anonymous]

This is such BS. Biden’s whole legislative agenda - IRA, infrastructure and CHIPS - was all about jobs for the working class without college degrees, and Americans haven’t realized that yet or don’t care. And the far left Bernie people have done almost nothing except complain about Gaza and support insane protests for the past year.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This is my problem with Bernie. He has some great ideas and positions, but he's never put any of them to the test. Heckling from the cheap seats is easy.

You are a fool. This man ran for the presidential nomination. How is that heckling from the cheap seats. You were too coward to give him a chance to put his great ideas to test, but you are great at insults. You are the one in the cheap seats not him.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Please. Bernie was the problem. He, AOC, and party activists led the Democrats down this left wing platform, which was utterly rejected in the election.


The problem is the Dem party is so splintered; there will be no seeing eye to eye.

That is democracy, we don't have to and will not agree on many things.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:And he’s 100% right. But the rich, white elitists inside the Beltway will ignore him and continue losing national elections and run someone like Gavin Newsom or Mayor Pete in 2028.

Bernie has had some good points but accomplished nothing good for the past 50 years.

And Kamala Harris just lost by a landslide to a sundowning convicted felon and rapist who was bringing stand up comics on stage to make racist jokes against Puerto Ricans and Blacks. But sure, Bernie’s wrong and the Dems should just continue with business as usual. Whitmer/Mayor Pete 2028!!!!

Then what else do you want her to say in her campaign speeches and platform? Your work is cheap, show us some ideas.

She wasn’t a good candidate to begin with. Harris comes across as an elitist so it doesn’t really matter what she says. It comes across as performative. The whole “I came from the struggle because my neighbors cared about their lawns” was laughable.

“BuT Trump IS A BiLlionare!” Yes, but he has a blue collar vibe. Harris’ vibe is very white wine and cheese and when she tries to play it down she comes off as fake.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This is such BS. Biden’s whole legislative agenda - IRA, infrastructure and CHIPS - was all about jobs for the working class without college degrees, and Americans haven’t realized that yet or don’t care. And the far left Bernie people have done almost nothing except complain about Gaza and support insane protests for the past year.

Biden was not running in 2024. Bernie has no problem with Biden.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This is such BS. Biden’s whole legislative agenda - IRA, infrastructure and CHIPS - was all about jobs for the working class without college degrees, and Americans haven’t realized that yet or don’t care. And the far left Bernie people have done almost nothing except complain about Gaza and support insane protests for the past year.

So why did he and Harris not go out there and make this case. This is what people care about, and you have to shout it loud abd proud when you are achieving.

Why did the Media not help them make this case?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Please. Bernie was the problem. He, AOC, and party activists led the Democrats down this left wing platform, which was utterly rejected in the election.


The problem is the Dem party is so splintered; there will be no seeing eye to eye.

That is democracy, we don't have to and will not agree on many things.

Well we need some unifying platform or philosophy. We don’t even have that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is my problem with Bernie. He has some great ideas and positions, but he's never put any of them to the test. Heckling from the cheap seats is easy.

You are a fool. This man ran for the presidential nomination. How is that heckling from the cheap seats. You were too coward to give him a chance to put his great ideas to test, but you are great at insults. You are the one in the cheap seats not him.

Crazy statement. I voted for Bernie in the primary, then Hillary because I did not want Trump. Was it that wrong?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is my problem with Bernie. He has some great ideas and positions, but he's never put any of them to the test. Heckling from the cheap seats is easy.

You are a fool. This man ran for the presidential nomination. How is that heckling from the cheap seats. You were too coward to give him a chance to put his great ideas to test, but you are great at insults. You are the one in the cheap seats not him.

NP- I voted for the guy and I agree with this poster. He's never actually done anything, just spoken about it. He still has healthcare initiatives floating about with no hope of anything ever happening.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:And he’s 100% right. But the rich, white elitists inside the Beltway will ignore him and continue losing national elections and run someone like Gavin Newsom or Mayor Pete in 2028.

And this all tracks back to what the DNC did to him for the 2016 run. The last 8 years would have been very different if they had just let democracy do its thing. Karma’s a b ain’t it. It’s too bad we are all paying that price.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Bernie is not even a Democrat, except when it's convenient for him.

That is also not fair, he has been solidly voting with the Democratic Party.

What is inaccurate about it? He's like the guy that wants all of the girlfriend/wife benefits from a woman, but won't even claim her pubicly when things are messy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:And he’s 100% right. But the rich, white elitists inside the Beltway will ignore him and continue losing national elections and run someone like Gavin Newsom or Mayor Pete in 2028.

Bernie has had some good points but accomplished nothing good for the past 50 years.

And Kamala Harris just lost by a landslide to a sundowning convicted felon and rapist who was bringing stand up comics on stage to make racist jokes against Puerto Ricans and Blacks. But sure, Bernie’s wrong and the Dems should just continue with business as usual. Whitmer/Mayor Pete 2028!!!!

Then what else do you want her to say in her campaign speeches and platform? Your work is cheap, show us some ideas.

She wasn’t a good candidate to begin with. Harris comes across as an elitist so it doesn’t really matter what she says. It comes across as performative. The whole “I came from the struggle because my neighbors cared about their lawns” was laughable.

“BuT Trump IS A BiLlionare!” Yes, but he has a blue collar vibe. Harris’ vibe is very white wine and cheese and when she tries to play it down she comes off as fake.

I completely agree!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Please. Bernie was the problem. He, AOC, and party activists led the Democrats down this left wing platform, which was utterly rejected in the election.


The problem is the Dem party is so splintered; there will be no seeing eye to eye.

That is democracy, we don't have to and will not agree on many things.

Well we need some unifying platform or philosophy. We don’t even have that.

That is what a good leader does, uniting people who don't agree on a lot of things.