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It isn't going to happen. You will note, he did not endorse her and he isn't quitting and in the end as Sanders has noted many times, it's not about him. With or without him the battle to wrest the power from people like Clinton will continue.
a lying politician is a given. they just have to decide f they want democratic or republican ideals running the country. most of them will vote blue, no doubt.
It isn't going to happen. You will note, he did not endorse her and he isn't quitting and in the end as Sanders has noted many times, it's not about him. With or without him the battle to wrest the power from people like Clinton will continue.
I knew Bernie was a man of his word. He's said from the beginning he would not run as a 3rd party candidate. They'll find a place for him in the campaign that will help the majority of his supporters transition just like Hillary's supports did last around ending up supporting Obama. The stakes are too high not to, if for no other reason that the next president will be picking so many Supreme Court justices.
Bernie just wants to be on the "good side" of the DNC for when Hillary is indicted and removed from the race. He will then be the only candidate standing for them.
That doesn't sound very encouraging. Sounds like he's saying, "I did not become the nominee but I'm gonna find a way to impose my agenda regardless."
She's going to have to find a way to put some of his agenda on her plate anyway because he had so many voters -- and that means a great many Democrats want that agenda. One thing that's good about Hillary is that she isn't so fixed in her ideas that she can't be swayed to do something else. She & Sanders had similar goals, they had different ways of getting there.
sure there is. the minutia of them is the same I agree however they come from two different places, otherwise the repugs wouldn't be holding up the supreme court nomination.
She's going to have to find a way to put some of his agenda on her plate anyway because he had so many voters -- and that means a great many Democrats want that agenda. One thing that's good about Hillary is that she isn't so fixed in her ideas that she can't be swayed to do something else. She & Sanders had similar goals, they had different ways of getting there.
The problem is no one will believe her. She is totally untrustworthy. Nothing she says can be believed. All of the things she can promise were also promised by Obama and lasted until election night.
The people had the wool pulled over their eyes by Obama and know at best Hillary is no better.
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