The View goes after Bernie, "Bernie bros" and socialists who attack dems

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1 minute ago, Faysalaaa said:

Its actually 20%, which makes him the second most liked politician in all of America at the moment. Not to mention the people who have Bernie as their second or third choice because they love him. So what you are saying is not true.

And yes when people love a candidate that is hated from the government, that is a argument in favor of Sanders.

Uh, it depends on the poll, and there are 4-5% margins of error. I thought I was being generous with 18%. Bernie is very polarizing. Don't give him more credit than he deserves. 

Also, Hillary is not the government, she's a private citizen. 

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1 minute ago, Bae said:

Drag me but nobody will be sad when she dies. One of the worst people to exist.

No worries. You wont be dragged here for hate comments against Hillary. 

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1 minute ago, Bae said:

Drag me but nobody will be sad when she dies. One of the worst people to exist.

I sure won’t be. She’s responsible for the death of others. 

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3 minutes ago, Bae said:

Drag me but nobody will be sad when she dies. One of the worst people to exist.

She will forever be remembered tho because she was the first female to win the popular vote in election

 

That alone will make her remembered and probably loved by media when she dies

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1 minute ago, TioBernie said:

Your lies and corruption as in the ones you’re defending. You know exactly what I meant. You’re a defender of war criminals and pedophile enablers.  
 

I will PROUDLY take the WP.

I actually have to laugh. 

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Again? Damn. 
 

There’s nothing much left to be said about the mainstream media to be honest. Just vote for who you believe in and vote for your own best interests. 
 

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1 minute ago, bloom said:

I actually have to laugh. 

You get to laugh since you don’t care about a damn thing.

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I love all of these out-of-touch rich people getting so hot under the collar about Bernie. They're so insulated by their privilege that they don't even realize their vitriol basically functions as stealth endorsements for him. 

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2 minutes ago, kupo said:

I love all of these out-of-touch rich people getting so hot under the collar about Bernie. They're so insulated by their privilege that they don't even realize their vitriol basically functions as stealth endorsements for him. 

And this is why I should probably relax. The smears only help Sanders campaign. I should probably smoke a blunt now.

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1 minute ago, kupo said:

I love all of these out-of-touch rich people getting so hot under the collar about Bernie. They're so insulated by their privilege that they don't even realize their vitriol basically functions as stealth endorsements for him. 

3 of the 4 people on the show are self made and 2 of them  support a lot of progressive policies. So your opinion of them is based more on prejudice and less on facts. Some would say, u are more out of touch than they are. 

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The View is a trainwreck.  You'd think the media would realize after 2016 that barely any of them reflect how the public really feels. 

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10 minutes ago, bloom said:

Could you please explain to me who the "Establishment and elites" are? Lmao Bernie Bros love to throw those terms around. 

Establishment is a reference to those in politics or adjacent to politics who (usually) have been around for a long time, make the rules, and play nice together to keep the system as it is since it benefits them. It can range from politicians, to political consultants, to media organizations, and so on.  

They dislike change and disdain major change since it risks their livelihoods and existence and wish to keep things the same so they can continue to benefit from the system. The establishment also have many groups and think tanks that serve to propagate it and smear anyone or any group that threatens them or which tries to shake things up.

The Democratic establishment and DCCC is one such example. They blacklist any person (including Democrats) who challenges a Democratic incumbent and prevents them from utilizing any of their resources. They also target candidate who they don't hand-pick for seats across the country and publish smears against them if they don't stand down. 

For a party that claims to be for the people, you'd think they'd want more regular, everyday people to get into office and help them to do that. Sadly, the Democratic establishment  only seems to be interested in their own coffers and keeping themselves in power, at the expense of the American people. 

Elites is a very general term but refers to people (often very wealthy and educated) who feel they are superior, smarter, and have all the answers. These are the types who graduated from Ivy League schools, or are celebrities, and so forth. They follow all the MSM and are very much in the same bubble as the political establishment and therefore have a desire to keep the system mostly the same too.

They believe they have it all figured out and are more equipped than everyday people to have the answers since, afterall, they're smarter and intellectually superior to them! In reality, they're very out of touch with everyday Americans and where most people actually are since they don't live the same experience or suffer from the same problems as them. 

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2 minutes ago, bloom said:

Uh, it depends on the poll, and there are 4-5% margins of error. I thought I was being generous with 18%. Bernie is very polarizing. Don't give him more credit than he deserves. 

Also, Hillary is not the government, she's a private citizen. 

Stating facts does not mean im giving him credit, im just stating facts. The fact is Bernie is the second most popular candidate in America, and has more individual contribution than any president in the history of the United States. Not to mention the many voters who love Bernie but dont have him as their first choice.

Here is the latest national poll statistic:
https://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2020/president/us/2020_democratic_presidential_nomination-6730.html

I did not say Hilary is the government, I said Hilary said the government does not like Bernie. Do you even understand what im saying in my comments?

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3 minutes ago, thehanyo said:

That's not what she said. She said that his colleagues don't like him. And that's true. He is not a nice man and does not have good relationships with other senators and has the LOWEST score for bipartisanship in the entire Senate. He even said in that NYT interview that he doesn't ever wish people "Happy Birthday". He is just not a likable person.

His colleagues are the people who work in government, not the American voters. The American voters are in love with Sanders. The Happy Birthday part is hilarious, is he so good that the only bad thing you can find is not saying Happy Birthday? I personally dont like Sanders but the way you guys act is insane, even republicans make more sense when talking about Sanders