The DNC did the right thing by opposing Sanders

[SwimExpert]

Sanders is not really a Democrat. He's been an independent for nearly 40 years. He's a socialist, not a Democrat. The party did the right thing by opposing his bid to represent the Democratic party. The parties should oppose candidates who don't represent the party and/or who are counter to the party's best interests. The DNC did what the RNC should have done with Trump from the get-go.

 

[Ricky LIbtardo]

Sanders is not really a Democrat. He's been an independent for nearly 40 years. He's a socialist, not a Democrat. The party did the right thing by opposing his bid to represent the Democratic party. The parties should oppose candidates who don't represent the party and/or who are counter to the party's best interests. The DNC did what the RNC should have done with Trump from the get-go.

Yes, Democracy is sooooo overrated.

 

[Theowl32]

Sanders is not really a Democrat. He's been an independent for nearly 40 years. He's a socialist, not a Democrat. The party did the right thing by opposing his bid to represent the Democratic party. The parties should oppose candidates who don't represent the party and/or who are counter to the party's best interests. The DNC did what the RNC should have done with Trump from the get-go.

Lol

 

[TNHarley]

Hillary is a corporatist war monger. Which, is more RW. Or supposed to be anyways.
Cant spin it away man.

 

[Norman]

The democratic party did the right thing by obstructing democracy...

Well done!

 

[NYcarbineer]

Wrong.

First of all the DNC is expected to be neutral. Second of all Bernie Sanders has been a de facto Democrat for 40 years.

Third of all Bernie Sanders, of all the players in this race so far, turns out to be the one with the most integrity on either side.

That's what makes those of us who support him even more right in the end.

 

[Theowl32]

Her entire pathetic stupid voting base are socialists.

God I hate left wingers

 

[NYcarbineer]

The last Sander vs. Trump matchup average was Sanders +10. That was in May.

That's the mistake the Democratic Party made, shunning a sure winner.

 

[SwimExpert]

Hillary is a corporatist war monger. Which, is more RW. Or supposed to be anyways.
Cant spin it away man.

True. But she's been part of the Democratic party for a very long time. Don't get me wrong, I think that they're freaking idiots to want Clinton. But Sanders joined the party the day he announced he wanted to be their candidate. But that's like walking through someone's door and saying 'Hey, let's get married. I know he's your boyfriend, but I live with you too. Oh, by the way, I'm moving in."

 

[Papageorgio]

Sanders is not really a Democrat. He's been an independent for nearly 40 years. He's a socialist, not a Democrat. The party did the right thing by opposing his bid to represent the Democratic party. The parties should oppose candidates who don't represent the party and/or who are counter to the party's best interests. The DNC did what the RNC should have done with Trump from the get-go.

This is pretty amusing! Thanks for the laugh.

 

[Billy_Kinetta]

Wrong.

First of all the DNC is expected to be neutral. Second of all Bernie Sanders has been a de facto Democrat for 40 years.

Indeed. He simply took off his mask before the rest.

Third of all Bernie Sanders, of all the players in this race so far, turns out to be the one with the most integrity on either side.

Throwing his supporters under the bus and endorsing one who tried to destroy him ain't exactly integrity.

That's what makes those of us who support him even more right in the end.

No, willful ignorance and blind stupidity drive the Left. Facsimile backbones have nothing to do with it.

 

[NYcarbineer]

Wrong.

First of all the DNC is expected to be neutral. Second of all Bernie Sanders has been a de facto Democrat for 40 years.

Indeed. He simply took off his mask before the rest.

Third of all Bernie Sanders, of all the players in this race so far, turns out to be the one with the most integrity on either side.

Throwing his supporters under the bus and endorsing one who tried to destroy him ain't exactly integrity.

That's what makes those of us who support him even more right in the end.

No, willful ignorance and blind stupidity drive the Left. Facsimile backbones have nothing to do with it.

Wrong. Sanders vowed to do all he could to defeat Trump and he is sticking to that pledge.

No one is being thrown under the bus. No self-respecting, legitimate Bernie Sanders supporter would ever want the Republicans rather than the Democrats in power in Washington.

 

[SwimExpert]

First of all the DNC is expected to be neutral.

And the President is expected to be intelligent. So I guess Hillary is out.

Second of all Bernie Sanders has been a de facto Democrat for 40 years.

False. He's been a socialist, and an independent for 40 years. Are you claiming that socialists are de factor Democrats? Your problem is that you see things in binary terms. You are so crippled by the false dilemma that you can't get it through your head that it's not an either/or proposition.

Third of all Bernie Sanders, of all the players in this race so far, turns out to be the one with the most integrity on either side.

Well then, he's definitely not a Democrat.

That's what makes those of us who support him even more right in the end.

This isn't a question of whether or not you like him. Like him all you want. Support him all you want. Hell, go vote for him in November if that's what makes you happy. Nobody can stop you from supporting him or from voting for him. None of that is at issue here. And none of that changes the fact that the DNC was right to want a real Democrat to be their nominee. Someone who has been with the party through thick and thin.

How about this....how would you feel if Donald Trump decided to run as a Democrat?

 

[WheelieAddict]

Sanders is not really a Democrat. He's been an independent for nearly 40 years. He's a socialist, not a Democrat. The party did the right thing by opposing his bid to represent the Democratic party. The parties should oppose candidates who don't represent the party and/or who are counter to the party's best interests. The DNC did what the RNC should have done with Trump from the get-go.

See how Correct The Record is? Even after Sanders is endorsing their shit candidate they are doubling down on blaming him for all their troubles. Who the hell in their right mind can vote for her with this garbage.

 

[SwimExpert]

Sanders is not really a Democrat. He's been an independent for nearly 40 years. He's a socialist, not a Democrat. The party did the right thing by opposing his bid to represent the Democratic party. The parties should oppose candidates who don't represent the party and/or who are counter to the party's best interests. The DNC did what the RNC should have done with Trump from the get-go.

Yes, Democracy is sooooo overrated.

Democracy has nothing to do with it. Political parties govern themselves. You're not entitled to whatever you want from them, just because you want it.

 

[Flash]

About 40% of the dumbasses that voted in the Moon Bat Primaries voted for Bernie Commie.

His supporters make up a large part of the idiots that are registered Democrats including many new young voters that were brainwashed by their Marxist college professors.

To deny him is denying the extreme far Left faction of the Moon Bat Party and that is an enormous number of Moon Bats.

It is comical to watch.

 

[NYcarbineer]

First of all the DNC is expected to be neutral.

And the President is expected to be intelligent. So I guess Hillary is out.

Second of all Bernie Sanders has been a de facto Democrat for 40 years.

False. He's been a socialist, and an independent for 40 years. Are you claiming that socialists are de factor Democrats? Your problem is that you see things in binary terms. You are so crippled by the false dilemma that you can't get it through your head that it's not an either/or proposition.

Third of all Bernie Sanders, of all the players in this race so far, turns out to be the one with the most integrity on either side.

Well then, he's definitely not a Democrat.

That's what makes those of us who support him even more right in the end.

This isn't a question of whether or not you like him. Like him all you want. Support him all you want. Hell, go vote for him in November if that's what makes you happy. Nobody can stop you from supporting him or from voting for him. None of that is at issue here. And none of that changes the fact that the DNC was right to want a real Democrat to be their nominee. Someone who has been with the party through thick and thin.

How about this....how would you feel if Donald Trump decided to run as a Democrat?

He caucuses with the Democrats. That makes him a de facto Democrat.

 

[SwimExpert]

First of all the DNC is expected to be neutral.

And the President is expected to be intelligent. So I guess Hillary is out.

Second of all Bernie Sanders has been a de facto Democrat for 40 years.

False. He's been a socialist, and an independent for 40 years. Are you claiming that socialists are de factor Democrats? Your problem is that you see things in binary terms. You are so crippled by the false dilemma that you can't get it through your head that it's not an either/or proposition.

Third of all Bernie Sanders, of all the players in this race so far, turns out to be the one with the most integrity on either side.

Well then, he's definitely not a Democrat.

That's what makes those of us who support him even more right in the end.

This isn't a question of whether or not you like him. Like him all you want. Support him all you want. Hell, go vote for him in November if that's what makes you happy. Nobody can stop you from supporting him or from voting for him. None of that is at issue here. And none of that changes the fact that the DNC was right to want a real Democrat to be their nominee. Someone who has been with the party through thick and thin.

How about this....how would you feel if Donald Trump decided to run as a Democrat?

He caucuses with the Democrats. That makes him a de facto Democrat.

It makes him a de facto Independent who uses Democrats for the convenience of it.

 

[TNHarley]

Wrong.

First of all the DNC is expected to be neutral. Second of all Bernie Sanders has been a de facto Democrat for 40 years.

Third of all Bernie Sanders, of all the players in this race so far, turns out to be the one with the most integrity on either side.

That's what makes those of us who support him even more right in the end.

We THOUGHT he had the most integrity.. But alas, he fooled everyone...

 

[mudwhistle]

Sanders is not really a Democrat. He's been an independent for nearly 40 years. He's a socialist, not a Democrat. The party did the right thing by opposing his bid to represent the Democratic party. The parties should oppose candidates who don't represent the party and/or who are counter to the party's best interests. The DNC did what the RNC should have done with Trump from the get-go.

The only difference between Democrats and Bernie Sanders is Democrats are on the take from Wall Street and foreign entities. If Sanders were to win he'd become just as corrupt.