Bill Big Dog: Bernie Sanders and Barack Obama have "traumatic differences" in appeal

[cali]

Lol. What does that even mean?

Yeah, I know he's supposedly a huge asset to Hillary's campaign, but to date, that isn't so apparent.

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Barack Obama is not Bernie Sanders, let's not play cheap games here," he said.

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http://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2016-election/bill-clinton-bernie-sanders-no-obama-n509926

[Fumesucker]

1. They sure looked traumatized last night, maybe that's what he was thinking of

[bettyellen]

2. I heard dramatic. Weird.

[TwilightGardener]

3. "Dramatic"? That would make more sense. NBC probably got the quote wrong.

[cali]

8. That does make more sense.

[CentralMass]

4. You can't slip anything past Bill.

[uponit7771]

5. The fact that you're STILL asking this question at this point in the debate means..

... Sanders marketing is solid, effective

... and will eventually fail.

FACT: The poor, blacks, Hispanics, gays and women all poll towards Clinton in established numbers...

FACT: The young and the well off white males poll towards Sanders in established numbers.

Sanders appeal is narrow

[cali]

7. It's broadening.

[uponit7771]

9. We'll see... he has 3 weeks for this.... broadening

[Enrique]

6. it's hard to know what it means

because the story provides no context. I'm guessing I would agree with what he said, and I also think like others are saying, that he said dramatic not traumatic.