All of you people who are insisting that the DNC

[bloom]

Committed Fraud and this and that sound like Republicans.

Seriously. Freepers, even. And it doesn't get worse than that.

[GreatGazoo]

1. um, nooooo, it is those saying "Get over it" and paraphrasing "Sore Loserman"

that sound like the preppy riot

[bloom]

3. And Chomsky has recommended people go with Hillary n/t

[ChiciB1]

19. HE DID NOT SAY THAT!!! He Said He Votes For Bernie In The Primary, BUT IF

it's between Trump & Hillary he would HAVE to take Hillary! I saw Democracy Now TWICE. Check their website and watch it again! It wasn't said THAT WAY!

[djean111]

4. Noted.

'bye.

[Hiraeth]

10. agreed. thinking this is the best course of action.

[KPN]

28. Great signature line!

Bernie has already changed the political landscape dramatically. The Democratic Party has a big decision to make over the next two months.

Do they embrace Bernie and the mega-millions of Americans who his views represent and thereby remain a viable party into the future, or do they go the way of the GOP. That's really what Bernie's campaign has been about, and now what it comes down to. In that regard, Bernie has already won.

[stillwaiting]

5. In light of everything that has happened this primary and ESPECIALLY in Nevada recently,

stating things like this (and it seems most HRC supporters feel this way) will not end well for the Democratic Party. It's egregious, outrageous, and unsupportable.

You are making it very difficult for many of us to want to stand with you politically. It is YOUR side in this primary fight that is behaving like the Republicans during this primary. In many, many ways.

[Merryland]

6. couldn't agree more. eom

[Kittycat]

27. +1000

[KPN]

30. Spot on!

[CobaltBlue]

7. bloom—No. Take a look and be honest with this “Democratic Party”…

for what they do.

If you think only Republicans demonstrate corruption, then you’re either in for a rude awakening (which should have happened already; as it has for many including myself) or you are in denial (and may want for that to be the case).

What went on in Nevada was inflicted by Hillary Clinton people. And it was not only damaging but also dumb. If there is such certainty the 2016 Democratic Party nomination will be won by Hillary Clinton, you don’t do this.

A general-election nominee Hillary Clinton cannot get elected the next president of the United States without the primaries voters who have supported Bernie Sanders. And the Nevada incident is an example for how it is possible, in this presidential election year, to take down the party.

[bloom]

12. "Take down the party"

"And the Nevada incident is an example for how it is possible, in this presidential election year, to take down the party."

See - that is what it sounds like some of you would like to do - and I think it is absurd. I think some people have gotten a bit carried away with their revolutionary ideas and will say just about anything to move that along.

Yes - I realize that Democrats are not perfect and that to win elections, some corporations must be courted. That is not going to change - even if some do manage to "take down the party".


You know - utopia sounds really great - but then there is reality.

[CobaltBlue]

13. bloom—Reality by Ds is telling people, who dissent, to sell out.

[bloom]

14. A vote for Hillary is not selling out

She is a lot more liberal that the majority around her give her credit for.

I don't think that Sanders is up to the job. So there is that.

[CobaltBlue]

15. bloom—I K-N-O-W Bernie Sanders is up for the job. All other Rs/Ds, who ran, are not.

And voting for Hillary Clinton is not a sellout only if she becomes the 2016 version of Franklin Roosevelt.

I will not hold my breath.

[MisterP]

22. Sanders is SEVERAL points ahead while Clinton's cratering

http://elections.huffingtonpost.com/pollster/2016-general-election-trump-vs-clinton

[timmymoff]

23. it absolutely is selling out

and you having to sell her being "liberal" shows this.

[Blue Meany]

35. She's socially liberal but she supports a

neoliberal policy that keeps us at war abroad and crushes the middle class at home. Sad to say, so does Obama, though not as eagerly. I expect that she will sign the TPP, after tweaking it a bit so she can say it is better now, and this will destroy many of us, financially.

I'm sorry to say I think there is a tacit agreement between the two parties to campaign on social issues, so that the issues that matter to the 1%, and which affect us all, can be ignored. Bernie broke the rules, in this respect.

[Skink]

8. Fraud is sort of a generic term

Party to money laundering is more precise.

[AgingAmerican]

9. It's all on video

The FBI will sort it all out

[winter is coming]

11. You know what's not on video? The violence that many are decrying.

I guess Brock will need to budget a bit more for the next state convention.

[CobaltBlue]

16. winter is coming—Right-wing hit man against Anita Hill…

David Brock working for Hillary Clinton!

How is this not a problem with any Democrat who calls himself a progressive?

[99Forever]

17. Fuck Freepers and anyone that calls me one.

[Punkingal]

18. +1000

[VulgarPoet]

20. +1.

[KPN]

31. This^^ Exactly!!!!

[Ferd Berfel]

21. Where the hell have you been?

[GoldenThunder]

24. When the people have finally had enough...

... and rise up to take this nation back. The legions of loyalists among us are not going to be treated so well.

see Tories in America circa 1783.

[Recursion]

29. Hm. "I want my country back". Where do we hear that, all the time?

Our country is back. It's ours. I know a lot of people feel cheated finally having to share it, but it's never, ever going back to what it was before.

[GoldenThunder]

32. Are you really that dense.

It's spelled O-L-I-G-A-R-G-H-Y.

[Recursion]

33. I'm not the one oblivious to the subtext of "I want our country back"

Again: where do you hear that most often, and from whom?

[KPN]

34. Of course it isn't, but it sure as hell isn't going to remain the same!

This political revolution has legs. Better get used to it. Oh, by the way, I'm thinking it will be on display if necessary between now and through the convention. The DNC, DWS and Clintons have some soul searching they need to do -- and soon. How they respond to the largest block of voters in America (D and I Berners) will undoubtedly affect them and the Party.

[cliffordu]

25. Hey, if it walks like a duck and quacks....

Well.

Duck!

[dchill]

26. Maybe because that's what THEY'RE acting like.

Care to buy a clue? It'll cost you $27.

[larkrake]

36. When I am told nothing is possible, I know it is a Republican speaking

Hillarys mantra is " we cant". At least Obama said we can, and he did. Hillary is a fraud.

[Warren DeMontague]

37. Working w/Sheldon Adelson to send sick grannies to prison for smoking pot sounds Republican, too

http://www.miaminewtimes.com/news/on-medical-marijuana-debbie-wasserman-schultz-sounds-like-a-republican-6544176

[liberal_at_heart]

38. So I'm guessing that when the Republicans pull the exact same tactics against Hillary in

the GE we won't hear Hillary supporters complaining about cheating?

[jillan]

39. Actually ignoring it and walking in lock step sounds exactly like a Republican. Democrats tend to be

more cerebral. We question, we notice when there is injustice or when we are being lied to.
And we are not afraid to speak out when necessary.

So, I think you may have it backwards.

[silvershadow]

41. It is all documented, right here on this site. nt