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Washington (CNN) - Bernie Sanders says audio from a closed-door Hillary Clinton fundraiser shows the two largely agree -- even though Clinton dismissed some of Sanders' policy positions as "false promises."

"If you listen to the whole discussion that she had, a very important point that she made is that a lot of young people who went into debt, worked very hard to get a good education, can't find a job commensurate to the education that they received," Sanders told CNN's Jake Tapper on "State of the Union" Sunday.

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Asked if those comments bothered him, Sanders said: "Of course it does, but we are in the middle of a campaign ... If you go to some of the statements I made about Hillary Clinton, we have real differences."

Still, he said the two have worked together since the end of the Democratic primary on proposals such as providing affordable public college tuition and expanding access to health care through increased funding for community health centers.

"What Secretary Clinton and I have done since the election, since the primary nominating process, we have worked together in a number of areas," he said.

Asked about those comments in particular, Sanders shook his head "yes" and said he agreed with Clinton.

"They are living in their parents' basement, and that's the point," he said, arguing that many young people have been denied economic opportunity since the recession.

Source: http://www.cnn.com/2016/10/02/politics/bernie-sanders-hillary-clinton-audio-young-supporters/index.html?sr=fbCNN100216ernie-sanders-hillary-clinton-audio-young-supporters/1017PMStoryLink&linkId=29448513

 

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Rebel Heart

I'm so disappointed in Bernie for selling out to Hilary :madge: What a mess

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LePetitGAGABLover
12 minutes ago, Rebel Heart said:

I'm so disappointed in Bernie for selling out to Hilary  What a mess

Bernie Sanders supporters are literally the most annoying fan base to have ever existed. Even worse than Madge stans. :diane:

Like, he lost, get over it:emma:

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Morphine Prince
15 minutes ago, Rebel Heart said:

I'm so disappointed in Bernie for selling out to Hilary :madge: What a mess

He didn't "sell out" 

Bernie realizes what many of his delusional supporters don't. This is the reality: Clinton or Trump WILL be the next president. It is preferable for anyone with Bernie's ideals that Clinton is president. 

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Born To Slay
13 minutes ago, Rebel Heart said:

I'm so disappointed in Bernie for selling out to Hilary  What a mess

What the **** was he suposed to do? A Hillary administration will be much kinder to him then a Trump one. Hillary will bring us closer to Bernies goals then Trump will. That way in 4 years, we won't have as much work to do.

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""They are living in their parents' basement, and that's the point," he said, arguing that many young people have been denied economic opportunity since the recession."

I wouldn't have gone that route personally, but overall he did what he needed to do. No surprises.

What's his alternative? He has worked on progressive policies with Hillary that could be jeopardised if he started talking **** about her and he knows it's Clinton vs Trump - any progressive knows that a centrist politician like Clinton, with all her flaws, is better than a far right bigot like Trump.

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Born To Slay

All that being said, I hope her ass gets primaried in 2020 if she turns her back on liberal ideals she promised. 

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PaperIz
20 minutes ago, Rebel Heart said:

I'm so disappointed in Bernie for selling out to Hilary :madge: What a mess

Same. I basically trust no one now. America's government is fkd tbh 

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Morphine Prince
Just now, Bebe said:

What's his alternative? He has worked on progressive policies with Hillary that could be jeopardised if he started talking **** about her and he knows it's Clinton vs Trump - any progressive knows that a centrist politician like Clinton, with all her flaws, is better than a far right bigot like Trump.

And if she actually sticks with a more liberal platform she will be able to please a lot of Bernie supporters in the coming years as well. 

I've personally talked a lot of **** about Clinton and obviously didn't support her in the primaries. But politics is about COMPROMISE. You have to work with what you have. She is the only option we have and there's nothing that can be done about it. This doesn't meant you have to like her or even support her decisions, but you must acknowledge the reality just like Bernie and his rational supporters have....

 

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PaperIz
7 minutes ago, Morphine Prince said:

He didn't "sell out" 

Bernie realizes what many of his delusional supporters don't. This is the reality: Clinton or Trump WILL be the next president. It is preferable for anyone with Bernie's ideals that Clinton is president. 

It'll be Trump because Hillary is the nom and not Bernie though :emma: 

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Morphine Prince
1 minute ago, Born To Slay said:

All that being said, I hope her ass gets primaried in 2020 if she turns her back on liberal ideals she promised. 

Doubt it. But analyzing the situation and like @Whispering pointed out to me some time ago, she probably won't be re-elected and we'll get a Republican president in 2020.

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Morphine Prince
Just now, PaperIz said:

It'll be Trump because Hillary is the nom and not Bernie though :emma: 

Well, we'll find that out on November 8 :giggle:

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1 minute ago, PaperIz said:

It'll be Trump because Hillary is the nom and not Bernie though :emma: 

Genuinely though, what would you have wanted him to do? And how would your different approach help the progressive movement in any way?

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