Court Says DNC & DNC Chair Rigged Primaries Against Sanders

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6 minutes ago, Jacob Marley said:

When will y'all get through your heads that NONE of his policies would have any funding. In fact, right now if he was president (which he wouldn't be but that's a whole 'nother post) he would be a lame duck president as no republican in Congress would EVER pass his far left legislation, and in next years mid-terms, the republicans would probably GAIN seats.

He ripped the Democratic Party in two, because of oh yea, he WASN'T a democratic. Of course the DNC rigged it - they wanted to weed out the man who said he wasn't a democrat trying to hijack the party's nomination. 

A lame duck is a elected official who has a new successor, you didn't use it correctly. But I agree with everything you said beside that 

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We've been known

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1 hour ago, WildAmerican said:

Bernie would've lost the general too, so this whole thing is a moot point.

No he wouldn't have honey 

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2 hours ago, FilthyPOP414 said:

A lame duck is a elected official who has a new successor, you didn't use it correctly. But I agree with everything you said beside that 

Point taken - I've heard pundits lately start using it in a different fashion. 

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People in here still supporting party politics and not realizing that it is not what the majority of Americans want  

Bernie Sanders would have won regardless of whether or not his policies could be funded. They are populist policies. Believe me. It's not a coincidence that now there is movement towards single-payer and tuition-free College. Two of the most obvious policies that we need to enact besides taking money out of politics. 

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Even if Hillary won the popular vote, Bernie would've at least had an edge in the electoral college especially since most millennials were inclined to vote for him, and then opted out with Hillary was the nominee. DNC what is your problem  

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 we been knew 

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2 hours ago, Gardevoir said:

Even if Hillary won the popular vote, Bernie would've at least had an edge in the electoral college especially since most millennials were inclined to vote for him, and then opted out with Hillary was the nominee. DNC what is your problem  

No honey check your facts before you post opinions.

 

Hillary won big in the millennial vote thanks to Bernie, that's literally the only damage to her campaign he didn't do. 

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6 minutes ago, FilthyPOP414 said:

No honey check your facts before you post opinions.

 

Hillary won big in the millennial vote thanks to Bernie, that's literally the only damage to her campaign he didn't do. 

First off it's just my opinion I'm not trying to state facts I'm just expressing my point of view from what I've experienced Regardless Hillary was not wide appeal amongst youth she had trouble trying to get their vote after Bernie was dropped. Plus Millenials often lean left anyways, both Romney and Trump struggled to get that vote.

http://thehill.com/blogs/pundits-blog/presidential-campaign/299550-hillary-clintons-millennial-problem-runs-deep

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-fix/wp/2016/06/20/more-young-people-voted-for-bernie-sanders-than-trump-and-clinton-combined-by-a-lot/?utm_term=.173891cf68c9

https://www.theatlantic.com/education/archive/2016/11/dissecting-the-youth-vote/507416/

http://www.npr.org/2016/11/14/501727488/millennials-just-didnt-love-hillary-clinton-the-way-they-loved-barack-obama

https://www.forbes.com/forbes/welcome/?toURL=https://www.forbes.com/sites/aviksaroy/2016/11/09/a-big-part-of-hillarys-defeat-she-alienated-millennial-voters/&refURL=https://www.google.com/&referrer=https://www.google.com/

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7 hours ago, Whispering said:

Bernie didn't have the minority vote.

Sanders doesn't pander. 

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8 hours ago, Jacob Marley said:

When will y'all get through your heads that NONE of his policies would have any funding. In fact, right now if he was president (which he wouldn't be but that's a whole 'nother post) he would be a lame duck president as no republican in Congress would EVER pass his far left legislation, and in next years mid-terms, the republicans would probably GAIN seats.

He ripped the Democratic Party in two, because of oh yea, he WASN'T a democratic. Of course the DNC rigged it - they wanted to weed out the man who said he wasn't a democrat trying to hijack the party's nomination. 

This is what really tuned me against him over time  I still love the guy as a person and he's a great senator but his policies were far too optimistic while Hillary was aiming for the same goals but with more realistic and pragmatic policies that could've actually been implemented.

Hillary was the better candidate. Just because a certain portion of voters couldn't see that doesn't make it not true  Don't vote with your feelings, people. Vote with your brains. Voting with your feelings is what gets us people like Trump

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2 hours ago, Goosey said:

Sanders doesn't pander. 

 

Sanders pandered plenty. What he didn't do was address the minority voters. He's starting to do it now, though. That's pandering. 

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You making yet another misleading thread about the Democratic party. 

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5 hours ago, New Compassion said:

People in here still supporting party politics and not realizing that it is not what the majority of Americans want  

Bernie Sanders would have won regardless of whether or not his policies could be funded. They are populist policies. Believe me. It's not a coincidence that now there is movement towards single-payer and tuition-free College. Two of the most obvious policies that we need to enact besides taking money out of politics. 

Party politics is what got Trump elected. Party Politics is what will probably get him re-elected if you don't realize that we've got a lot of problems going into 2020. 

There is a movement to tuition free college because the Democratic party has become aware that what their constituents want. Bernie ran as a Democrat even though he was not a Democrat probably his entire career. He knows how important it is.

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10 hours ago, Gaga Monster said:

Bernie is the most popular politician in the entire country. His approval rating is higher than any politician in America. I highly doubt the polling was inaccurate since polling is almost always accurate 

Hillary was the most popular politician for quite a while during her time as Secretary of State (consistently over 60% approval rating and consistently higher than President Obama's) while Bernie was sitting in the Senate not getting any bills passed, so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Also Hillary got more votes during the entire primary process than anyone else running on either side, including beating Bernie in the Democratic primary. So again, ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Also the polling was notoriously inaccurate during this election, as demonstrated by the fact that Trump won on Election Day. I'm not sure how you missed all the stories about "what polling got wrong this year," but it's something you may want to look into to fill in some of the gaps here.