Hillary Clinton REFUSES to say she will endorse Bernie if he wins primary

[Lilmonzter 2,864]

You can argue all you want about Bernie bros voting for a third party candidate. If the democratic party fails them by sending such a weak candidate like Hillary Clinton into the fray. Weak in the sense that there was a lot of baggage with her Bengazhi, her emails, Bill Clinton and his various escapades. 

I mean gave trump and the republicans a lot of ammunition

I know she won the popular vote and all that but does it matter in the whole scheme of things?! Trump won nevertheless. 

Voting is each and everyone's prerogative. You can advise someone but if they lose faith in a system you can't force them.

She categorised a whole group of people as deplorables. Remember.  Do you think that was a particularly clever. If anything I think it pissed off a lot of independents. Has Bernie ever used the deplorable word to describe whole swathes of people?

Hillary is really ungrateful Bernie campaigned for her across the country around 39 or 40 times. After the primaries.  

I think trump is a definite bad overcorrection to guide democrats in the right direction if they choose to ignore it trump 2.0 baby!

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51 minutes ago, Whispering said:

You keep repeating this, but it isn’t accurate. Only 74.3 per cent of Bernie supporters voted for Hillary in 2008.

https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/bernie-sanders-was-helped-by-the-neverhillary-vote-what-does-that-mean-for-his-chances-now/

The tea that will be ignored again. 

[Guest]

The things that annoys me with all this is Bernie did support unity and campaigned for her all over America. He even said nice things about her and refuse to attack her. Even during the primaries, he refuse to attack her on her emails and said he wants to focus on issues. And they still attacked him for unity!

[TioBernie 410]

If Sanders is not the nominee, I will NOT vote democrat ever again in my entire life. “Vote blue no matter what” unless is Bernie Sanders of course.. Hey Clinton, you lost to Donald Trump. Now let that sink in.

[OBEY 57,109]

3 hours ago, Buddy said:

So much for Vote Blue No Matter who.

"Nobody likes him"

 

OK, queen of warmongers.

She was talking about people in the senate and in their field, I guess.

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This reminds me of an article I skimmed not to long ago about how DNC insiders were plotting to "stop" Bernie. I guess it's TRUE and is now beginning.

[Lion Heart 15,041]

 

[ALGAYDO 35,061]

26 minutes ago, Florin said:

The tea that will be ignored again. 

sis you really need help lol 

[TioBernie 410]

4 minutes ago, ALGAYDO said:

sis you really need help lol 

They love the elite. They love the establishment. We need to defeat these people. This is why they’re no better than Trump supporters.

[lego 44,165]

 

 

[Ziggy 14,013]

3 hours ago, PoshLife said:

Horus, you forgot the best part of her quote, which I dare you to add to the OP:

"I will say, however, that it's not only him, it's the culture around him. It's his leadership team. It's his prominent supporters. It's his online Bernie Bros and their relentless attacks on lots of his competitors, particularly the women," she continued.

"And I really hope people are paying attention to that because it should be worrisome that he has permitted this culture — not only permitted, [he] seems to really be very much supporting it."

https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/479097-clinton-weighs-in-on-sanders-nobody-likes-him-nobody-wants-to-work-with-him

 

Truer words were never spoken. I notice Bernie Bros like to call Elizabeth Warren a "lying wench" ( @Buddy) and Hillary Clinton a "petty snake" ( @Bio). Words we know are reserved for women. Will the Bernie Bros own up to the sexism that is so rampant in their community? Or will they tacitly endorse it through their refusal to disavow it?

I said she’s a toe, is that better? 

 

 

[Whispering 18,865]

1 hour ago, JevyDuty said:

Listen, before he lost, he was asked the same question and he was not having it. I remember. He is the last person that should speak about unity. He exuded no such thing in 2016. He seemed to get into it near the end. That's what I remember. 

This is basically true:

“For now, Mr. Sanders is struggling with how to answer questions about his intentions. On MSNBC, Mr. Sanders was asked directly if he would vote for Mrs. Clinton this fall. “Yes,” he said. He added that he would do “everything I can to defeat Donald Trump, ” saying that he would be a disaster in “so many ways” if he were elected.

Afterwards, when asked by email if Mr. Sanders’s comment amounted to an endorsement, a spokesman replied, “No.” And in a separate interview on CBS  on Friday, Mr. Sanders made clear he wasn’t endorsing her now.”

He withheld his support for awhile, even when she was the nominee. If Bernie is in that same position in a few months, HRC might be like him and come around to support him. She’s not going to vote for Trump. 

[Ziggy 14,013]

56 minutes ago, Lilmonzter said:

You can argue all you want about Bernie bros voting for a third party candidate. If the democratic party fails them by sending such a weak candidate like Hillary Clinton into the fray. Weak in the sense that there was a lot of baggage with her Bengazhi, her emails, Bill Clinton and his various escapades. 

I mean gave trump and the republicans a lot of ammunition

I know she won the popular vote and all that but does it matter in the whole scheme of things?! Trump won nevertheless. 

Voting is each and everyone's prerogative. You can advise someone but if they lose faith in a system you can't force them.

She categorised a whole group of people as deplorables. Remember.  Do you think that was a particularly clever. If anything I think it pissed off a lot of independents. Has Bernie ever used the deplorable word to describe whole swathes of people?

Hillary is really ungrateful Bernie campaigned for her across the country around 39 or 40 times. After the primaries.  

I think trump is a definite bad overcorrection to guide democrats in the right direction if they choose to ignore it trump 2.0 baby!

And let’s call it how it is, she won the popular vote because people *really* hate Trump. It’s not like people suddenly adored HRC. She was the inevitable machine that Sanders threw a wrench into to, rightly, alter the system. She still persevered but she did not get the popular vote by popularity. Rather, it was that her unpopularity was less than Trump’s hahaha

[Lion Heart 15,041]

 

[Bt1 5,213]

28 minutes ago, ALGAYDO said:

sis you really need help lol 

Sis, talk about the article if you have something to say. You have an obsession with me or something?