After posting this crucial info I'm sure the poster moved on to their anti vaccine forum of choice.This is incredible. Hundreds of Sanders fans proclaiming they WON California.
https://www.reddit.com/r/SandersFor.../how_bernie_will_win_california_crucial_info/
I agree with me. Why are you facebook friends with people that have utterly crap opinions?
What are the odds of Bernie jumping on this train? That's the real question.Mine have been posting something even more absurd. That 2/3rds of Bernie's votes weren't counted.
http://justicegazette.org/bernie-defrauded-in-ca.html
Their reasoning? 'It has been learned from poll workers that 50% to 90% of people who were supposed to be eligible to vote' were given provisional ballots, and that these people were almost 100% in favor of Bernie Sanders.
Ehem.
I've been listening to Thom for years, for probably a decade now. Bernie was a regular on fridays Brunch with Bernie segment. His stump speech is a rehash of all the stuff he said on Thom hartmann show. Anyways, even though he's smart and talented, he holds kooky beliefs. He's into alternate medicine, totally against GMO and that Russia bit you mentioned. It's sad because he's so knowlegeble in other areas.
After posting this crucial info I'm sure the poster moved on to their anti vaccine forum of choice.
Left wing tea party is real. 😕
It is. My favorite thing going around now is trying to get the Bernie campaign to demand every single primary in which the results were outside the margins of error in exit polling be done again from scratch. They want half of the primaries redone all over again or else they are hiding "fraud" because if Hillary won fair and square they shouldn't be afraid of having the vote again. Apparently this is a perfectly reasonable request.After posting this crucial info I'm sure the poster moved on to their anti vaccine forum of choice.
Left wing tea party is real. 😕
Insane.It is. My favorite thing going around now is trying to get the Bernie campaign to demand every single primary in which the results were outside the margins of error in exit polling be done again from scratch. They want half of the primaries redone all over again or else they are hiding "fraud" because if Hillary won fair and square they shouldn't be afraid of having the vote again. Apparently this is a perfectly reasonable request.
Cowardice!
Are you serious?
Apologies for freedom?
I can't handle this.
When freedom rings, answer the call.
On your feet! Stand up tall!
Freedom's on our shoulders, USA!
Enemies of freedom, face the music.
Come on, boys, take 'em down!
President Donald Trump knows how to make America great.
Deal from strength or get crushed every time.
Over here! (USA!)
Over there! (USA!)
Freedom and liberty everywhere.
Oh say can you see, it's not so easy,
but we have to stand up tall and answer freedom's call.
USA! (USA!)
USA! (USA!)
We're the land of the free and the home of the brave! (USA!)
The stars-and-stripes are flying,
Let's celebrate our freedom.
Inspire proudly freedom to the world
Ameritude! (USA!)
American pride! (USA!)
It's attitude, it's who we are, stand up tall.
We're the red, white and blue.
Fiercely free, that's who!
Our colors don't run, no-sirree.
Over here! (USA!)
Over there! (USA!)
Freedom and liberty everywhere.
Oh say can you see, it's not so easy,
But we have to stand up tall and answer freedom's call.
NO, We won't gratify you with want you want.Edit - oh shit this is ancient. Mock me... MOCK ME
... nobody posted ameritude?
Seriously poligaf, too much effort spent on Sanders
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...his-donald-trump-rally-video-video/?tid=a_inl
NO, We won't gratify you with want you want.
We pick the punishment, not you.
Drop in U.S. jobless claims points to labor market strength
The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits unexpectedly fell last week, pointing to sustained strength in the labor market despite a sharp slowdown in hiring last month.
Initial claims for state unemployment benefits declined 4,000 to a seasonally adjusted 264,000 for the week ended June 4, the Labor Department said on Thursday. Claims for the prior week were revised to show 1,000 more applications received than previously reported.
Economists polled by Reuters had forecast initial claims rising to 270,000 in the latest week. Claims have now been below 300,000, a threshold associated with a strong job market, for 66 straight weeks, the longest streak since 1973.
Sanders supporters warn Obama: Don't try to stop Bernie
Some of the Vermont senator's backers think the president is trying to end the Democratic fight prematurely.
It's fucking June, you aren't winning anyone over at the convention, HOW MUCH TIME DO YOU NEEDhttp://www.politico.com/story/2016/06/bernie-sanders-supporters-obama-224105#ixzz4B5SzfVUf
put some respek on his name
Has general election fund raising begun?
http://www.politico.com/story/2016/06/bernie-sanders-supporters-obama-224105#ixzz4B5SzfVUf
put some respek on his name
What are the odds of Bernie jumping on this train? That's the real question.
It may take a few weeks or months, but Bernie Sanders will come around and campaign for Hillary Clinton on the general election trail, Ohio Sen. Sherrod Brown said Thursday after a conversation with the Vermont senator.
During an interview with CNN's "New Day," the Clinton backer said he spoke with his Senate colleague Wednesday night. While noting that Sanders did not tell him so explicitly, Brown said he "fully expecthim to be strong for Hillary under his timetable whether it's this week or whether it's the convention or whether it's right after the convention."
"But I know he supports most of the things that Hillary does and I know that he is very concerned about a Donald Trump presidency, so I have no doubt in my mind that Bernie will be there and Bernie will bring 80, 90 percent of his supporters with him ultimately just like Hillary did for Senator Obama and that means it's good news in the fall," Brown predicted.
And while the primary process was "contentious" and there are "hurt feelings and anger," those are normal, Brown remarked, portraying it as a stark contrast to the "name-calling" on the Republican side of the race.
"And that's why we will move forward. We will heal. Bernie supporters will be there. Bernie will strongly be there," Brown continued. "As I said, it's his timetable, I don't know if it's coming out of this meeting today or if it's the next month or coming out of the convention, but either way, August, September, October, I expect Bernie to be, I expect to be campaigning with him in Cleveland or Akron and expect him to go around the country as I'll campaign with Hillary and as I'll campaign with the president in Ohio. Because we win Ohio, we win the race and that's what I expect."
Asked about a POLITICO report that characterized Sanders aides as saying the Vermont senator thinks "progressives who picked Clinton are cynical, power-chasing chickens," like Brown, the Ohio senator said Sanders told him he "absolutely didn't say that."
"I've known Bernie for 30 years," Brown said. "I believe he didn't say that. I know that there are always unhappy campaign people, especially when a race is lost. If that doesn't bother me, it shouldn't bother anybody else, those words about me in print about me said by somebody that's unhappy or has an agenda. Bernie didn't say that. I'm confident of that. I'm equally confident that Bernie will be there. Bernie told me he didn't say that."
http://www.politico.com/story/2016/06/bernie-sanders-supporters-obama-224105#ixzz4B5SzfVUf
put some respek on his name
PoliticalPolls ‏@PpollingNumbers 35m35 minutes ago
PoliticalPolls Retweeted Krzysztof Kowalski
National General Election:
Clinton 38% (+1)
Trump 37%
Johnson 8%
@Rasmussen_Poll
Fucking hell.
Yes but it's another poll for Bernie and his supporters to cite as justification for continuing the "fight".Applying the Rasmussen factor she's up by 11,000%.
Applying the Rasmussen factor she's up by 11,000%.
I'm glad to see you're backYes but it's another poll for Bernie and his supporters to cite as justification for continuing the "fight".
This is the kind of headline I like:
Very happy that the lackluster jobs report was overshadowed.
A glimmer of hope from Sherrod Brown; posted this in the Sanders thread, also posting here in case you missed it:
http://www.politico.com/story/2016/06/sherrod-brown-bernie-sanders-224108
80-90% of his supporters, he says. But he also gives a timeframe that goes as late as October for Bernie to get a grip on reality and come around. By then it would be too little, too late. His supporters too need time to process this and if he drags his hissy fit out until the fall, it's going to doom anyone but Donald Trump/the GOP. Get your shit together, Bernie.
Sherrod Brown, a friend of Bernie's who just spoke with him is at best cautiously optimistic when assuring everyone that Bernie will get a grip, even if it goes as far as October.I'm glad to see you're back
May as well call the election now.
My only guess is that no one, not even his closest friends and allies can tap into what he's really thinking; they can only assess that Bernie would campaign for Hillary under the right conditions, but how they would get there is a big question mark as he will not give anyone a straight answer as to when he will finally back off.Why would Bernie need "months"? I think that's pretty silly.
Why would Bernie need "months"? I think that's pretty silly.
Overall, Clinton is in a good position, but FL, PN and OH are going to be hard battles.
Trump's going to run a media campaign, I wonder how effective that will be.
This is assuming he even reaches the nomination, another trainweck and he's out.
Overall, Clinton is in a good position, but FL, PN and OH are going to be hard battles.
but FL, PN and OH are going to be hard battles.
FL, PN
Bernie really wanted to be the guy to lead America to a better place on all those issues, but more than he wanted that (and he clearly really wanted that) he wants to see America move in a specific direction.
More than he wanted to be President, he cares about certain issues. Once it sinks in that he can't be President, then he has to go back to being an advocate for certain policy goals, the majority of which Clinton is also promising to fight for.
He might not believe her, and he can sure as hell stick around to keep her honest in that regard.
He *doesn't* owe the DNC anything. He came as close to winning as he did without them. But they don't owe him anything, because he lost and did it while constantly criticizing them.
If he truly cares about his platform, and I know that he does, he can satisfy his ego by trying to be a key part of minimum wage increases, or expanded healthcare coverage, or whatever.
Or he can refuse to work with the party. Get nothing done, and get no credit for it.
I really hope he can accept that he lost by the end of the week. I really hope he doesn't take this all the way to the convention to fight for super delegates. But at some point he will know he lost. Then he can either let history dictate him as a bitter loser, or he can follow in the footsteps of 2008 Clinton and go back to fighting for the issues, rather than the Presidency.
If he keeps fighting to be the President no matter what... then he's showing himself to be the exact sort of person he accuses Clinton of being.
And I do not think that's going to happen.
Got this RTed on my timeline, and it seems to sum up the situation pretty well given the polling data we're seeing:
Campaign finance question. How do you get money out of politics?
So, Trump calls white men sad losers and whiners and the Dems win by 20 points. You have house, senate, court, presidency. What do you actually do? How do you stop a billionaire from holding "Bible rallies" and inviting Ted Cruz to speak at them throughout the country?
Got this RTed on my timeline, and it seems to sum up the situation pretty well given the polling data we're seeing: