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Never paid that much attention to Sanders. I had a few friends that were going to vote for him. And with his endorsement of Hillary today, sent them over the edge.
They are pissed off, and feel that he is a sell out to all his supporters and the effort they put into supporting him. Went down the drain. I don't know, hardly paid attention to him, I can only go by what they tell me and they are not supporting Clinton.
They were passionate about him, and feel betrayed. One guy now thinks this was part of the bigger plan what ever that means.
He sold his people out, typical politician. But they still have a viable dream and the gumption to fight for it, they just need to go outside the political system to find someone to represent it.
Yep, he caved in to Old Pantsuit and folded like a house of cards, didn't he?
I am no fan of either of them, although I think Bernie is a likeable but still nutty little guy whose answers would have never worked, but I am still very disappointed at the way that he just rolled over and kissed Hillary's rump like he did, especially after the leaked emails revealed that she and her DNC cronies just considered him a harmless, laughable old fart. Shows he has absolutely no backbone.
People ridiculed and chastised Ted Cruz for not coming out and endorsing Trump, but at least he stood on his principles and refused to buckle under to the party brass. It takes guts to do that. What Bernie did took nothing. He is a wimp.
Bernie also sounds like the angry, talking tree in "The Wizard of Oz"...(grating voice yeling, "Ah you saying dat my apples ahn't what dey oughtta be?"...you know what I'm talking about, lol), so as a PP pointed out, that is perhaps the only reason why we should be glad that Pantsuit steamrolled him. At least now we don't have to listen to that voice for the next four years.
Yep, he caved in to Old Pantsuit and folded like a house of cards, didn't he?
I am no fan of either of them, although I think Bernie is a likeable but still nutty little guy whose answers would have never worked, but I am still very disappointed at the way that he just rolled over and kissed Hillary's rump like he did, especially after the leaked emails revealed that she and her DNC cronies just considered him a harmless, laughable old fart. Shows he has absolutely no backbone.
People ridiculed and chastised Ted Cruz for not coming out and endorsing Trump, but at least he stood on his principles and refused to buckle under to the party brass. It takes guts to do that. What Bernie did took nothing. He is a wimp.
Bernie also sounds like the angry, talking tree in "The Wizard of Oz"...(grating voice yeling, "Ah you saying dat my apples ahn't what dey oughtta be?"...you know what I'm talking about, lol), so as a PP pointed out, that is perhaps the only reason why we should be glad that Pantsuit steamrolled him. At least now we don't have to listen to that voice for the next four years.
Would he have gained anything if he withheld his endorsement? I don't see how that would've done him any good.
Overturning Citizens United, keeping a balanced Supreme Court are bad things?
If you lefties simply examined the beliefs of these anti-American, anti-Constitution leftists on the Supreme Court, like Sotomeyer, Kagen and Ginsburg, you'd understand why we CANNOT ALLOW any further additions of these domestic enemies.
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