Bernie Sanders has won by the biggest margin in non-incumbent NH Democratic primaries since JFK

[pghquest]

Originally Posted by richrf

You don't get it. It's not the label you use. It's the character of the person. That's x what people in NH voted for

Bernie Sanders has been in Congress for nearly a decade and has earned nearly $2 million during that time, and that doesnt count his wifes income, if she has one, and money he made pre Congress

Yet his net worth is only $600K.

If he cant run his own pocketbook, he shouldnt be running a nation.

[biscuitmom]

Winning the NH primary hasn't done much for past Democrats:

2008 - Hillary Clinton failed to win the nomination
2004- John Kerry lost the general election
2000- Al Gore lost the general election
1992- Paul Tsongas failed to win the nomination
1988- Michael Dukakis lost the general election
1984- Gary Hart failed to win the nomination
1976- Jimmy Carter won the general election
1972- Edmund Muskie failed to win the nomination

[richrf]

Music to my ears. Wall Street is scared sh*t over Bernie. I just donated again.

Wall Street's nightmare candidates leading race

[richrf]

Originally Posted by pghquest

Bernie Sanders has been in Congress for nearly a decade and has earned nearly $2 million during that time, and that doesnt count his wifes income, if she has one, and money he made pre Congress

Yet his net worth is only $600K.

If he cant run his own pocketbook, he shouldnt be running a nation.

Some people don't need a $billion to enjoy life. Some just need a good family, good friends, and a home and food. The simple, enjoyable life.