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In reply to the discussion: Bernie may have committed a fatal error by letting Kamala go first. [View all]CentralMass
(16,608 posts)71. He has stated that he is seeking the nomination for the Democratic party.
It will be interesting to see what he does to meet the requirements to do so. I suspect that he will or he wouldnt be running.
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Bernie may have committed a fatal error by letting Kamala go first. [View all]
RandySF
Jan 2019
OP
"The 99% of the people he represents"? He's Senator from Vermont, he represents....
George II
Jan 2019
#143
bernie is NOT A DEMOCRAT!!! if he changes just to run .... that is just opportunistic.
trueblue2007
Jan 2019
#49
Bernie IS a Democrat in every way that counts but the label. More democrat than many others
onit2day
Jan 2019
#105
I disagree. It has to do with building our party strong. Investing in the party.
peacefrogman
Feb 2019
#153
Almost forgot... but if Bernie runs in 2020, what else would he do but run as a Democrat?!
InAbLuEsTaTe
Jan 2019
#127
Think what you want. Every Democrat I know thinks he is not a democrat and
redstatebluegirl
Jan 2019
#57
Better he run as a Dem than as an Independent. As a Dem he can be eliminated in the
tblue37
Jan 2019
#67
So many republicans have told me they would vote for Bernie so maybe they will Kamala also
onit2day
Jan 2019
#106
I preferred HRC but I have always liked Bernie. The tax return thing does bother me. It basically
dameatball
Jan 2019
#17
It doesn't bother you that he doesn't seem to want anyone to see his tax returns?
EffieBlack
Jan 2019
#33
Of course it does, that is a given, but that is just part of the equation. The point I was making is
dameatball
Jan 2019
#46
He might have Russian ties too. Why didn't he show up for the votes regarding sanctions?
helpisontheway
Jan 2019
#48
If Senator Harris corrected the issue as soon as it came to her, they are not the same.
Blue_true
Jan 2019
#87
"Let" her? I doubt she asked his permission. Also, one of them is not a Democrat.
Hekate
Jan 2019
#12
Kamela Harris is RUNNING ON HER OWN PLATFORM. She didn't "borrow" it from anyone.
trueblue2007
Jan 2019
#52
it makes no difference. he will not win the nomination even if she dropped out tomorrow
JI7
Jan 2019
#20
Bernie's fatal error was not remaining a member of the Democratic party after losing in 2016...nt
SidDithers
Jan 2019
#21
What makes you think everyone who voted for him in 2016 will vote him again?
wasupaloopa
Jan 2019
#24
If he runs, he runs. But with a number of progressives already running, his time is soon up.
LanternWaste
Jan 2019
#68
I donated to, campaigned for, worked for, voted for and all but bled for Bernie Sanders in the last
Still In Wisconsin
Jan 2019
#97
People are going to disagree with you about Bernie. That doesn't make them divisive.
MrsCoffee
Jan 2019
#146
It's completely possible to be liberal and move forward without supporting Bernie Sanders.
MrsCoffee
Feb 2019
#149
Except people have given examples of his policies and leadership style that they don't like.
MrsCoffee
Feb 2019
#161
of course there will be a primary. Harris is the first one with a major announcement along with
JI7
Jan 2019
#131
Bernie's fatal errors were in 2016. He will not be a factor in 2020's Year of the Woman.
TeamPooka
Jan 2019
#147