He's not electable

[sellitman]

Oh really ?

😡

[CaliforniaPeggy]

1. Fuck yes, he is! n/t

[Paulie]

5. My dear Peg!

[frylock]

7. Oh my stars!

[musiclawyer]

16. It just dawned on me the other day

Dem primary voters tend to be aware and engaged. And probably like me it has dawned on millions that HRC is toast in the general or at the very least can't keep the spread far enough from theft. So, yikes, my vote in the primary for Bernie is the thing that keeps Republicans out of the White House and subsequent disaster. Bernie will be POTUS. The MSM is irrelevant to this equation. CA might be the State the makes it official. I'm blown away by the prospect

[-none]

2. How many times has he been elected already?

What's one more time, huh?

[brooklynite]

4. If only Presidential Elections were limited to Vermont.

FWIW - there were more votes in Republican Primary than Democratic.

[LondonReign2]

8. Or New York

[-none]

15. They are not limited to Vermont.

And this run is only getting started. Hold on to your hat and your Hillary lapel pin, there is gonna be a big shake up in the coming months, that'll leave you standing there wide-eyed and confused. The people are coming out to vote for someone that actually speaks for them and has the track record to back up the talk.

[Dawgs]

10. More than Hillary but...

[-none]

19. True dat!

But what? Hillary is going to be benched before this game is over.

[Dawgs]

20. Relax. I'm a Bernie supporter. n/t

[-none]

22. I know, I checked.

But I did not understand the 'but".

[VMA131Marine]

3. Neither was Obama ...

Trump and Cruz certainly are not electable

[dchill]

6. So, someone who loses to him...

is even less electable.

[sellitman]

11. Shhhhh!

That can be our little secret.

[Ino]

9. Most elected candidate!

Bernie Sanders first rose to elective office in 1981 and holds an elected position to this day. Sanders has served as an elected official for a total of 34 years and counting, which is 19 more than the average 2016 presidential candidate (15 years).

Elected Positions
Senator, United States Senate, 2006-present
Representative, United States House of Representatives, 1990-2006
Mayor, City of Burlington, 1981-1989

Hillary Clinton first rose to elective office in 2001 and stepped down from an elected position in 2009. Clinton has served as an elected official for a total of 8 years, which is 7 less than the average 2016 presidential candidate (15 years).

Elected Position
Senator, United States Senate, 2001-2009

http://presidential-candidates.insidegov.com/compare/35-40/Bernie-Sanders-vs-Hillary-Clinton

[sellitman]

13. Stop confusing them with facts.

Every time I hear the unelectable meme repeated by supposed Liberals I just throw up a little inside.

[retrowire]

18. nice! nt

[H2O Man]

12. Jeb?

Sorry -- I overheard a discussion about poor Jeb, while reading your OP. Couldn't resist making fun of him.

Recommended.

[sellitman]

14. Funny thing about Jeb

I'm almost feeling sorry for him.









Ok...I lied

[-none]

17. Almost, but not quite.

Although the empathy does kick in a little bit because of the public humiliation he must feel from being an also ran so early in the game.
His daddy and his brother... He is still a human being, so there's that.

[H2O Man]

21. Ha!

During one of the republican debates, when Trump was utterly humiliating Jeb, I said, "That poor fool." My son laughed at me, and pointed out that there's no reason to pity him -- it's not as if he had the "right" to be president.

True enough. But when a bully picks on a defenseless victim, it just seems cruel, I said. My son said exactly, now let's enjoy this!