DWS up soon on CNN to talk about "concerns about what might happen in Phila"

[grasswire]

Here it comes, folks.

She's going to fire up the swiftboat that we have been seeing all day.

Driving Millennials out of the party for Hillary.

[riversedge]

1. Thanks for the heads up.

[winter is coming]

2. Maybe she'll also tell us how she knows Hillary's not a target. n/t

[snowy owl]

35. NDP like Canada. Or Progressive Party/Progressive Left Party (PP, PLP)

How about those?

[socialist_n_TN]

48. People's Labor Party.....

I don't really care about the name as long as it represents the working class as a whole and NOT the owners.

[stonecutter357]

4. "concerns about what might happen in Phila"

I hope they bring SWAT.

[bunnies]

7. Oh. No doubt they will.

I'm sure enough blood will be shed to satisfy the Clinton supporters.

[stonecutter357]

8. don't start no stuff won't be no stuff...

[bunnies]

10. Right. Swat is known to "start no stuff".

Police state is good now?

[John Poet]

42. NO AMOUNT of blood will satisfy the Clinton supporters.

They're like Mayor Daley. Protesters are "terrorists".

[bunnies]

65. Indeed.

The groundwork is being laid as we speak.

[scscholar]

51. Correct. SWAT teams...

are the only way to stop the violence that was started last Saturday.

[HooptieWagon]

56. Mayor Daley, is that you?

[chascarrillo]

60. Gotta bring those superpredators to heel.

Do you even listen to the words you're saying?

[riversedge]

5. Vile sanders fans Behavior drove themselves out. they need to take responsibilty for

their bad behavior and stop blaming it on others.

[Arugula Latte]

6. The Millennial loathing of Hillary is a real entity.

I've seen it in a large swath of politically aware young people.

Hopefully they can eventually wrestle the party back from the DWS-Clintonian corrupt DINOs.

[bunnies]

9. It's not just millennials. nt

[Arugula Latte]

20. True.

I started talking politics with a longtime friend today (we're both well into middle age) and mentioned that I thought Hillary was thoroughly corrupt and I couldn't stand her. She quickly said "Everyone hates Hillary!" And she, like me, considers herself a hardcore liberal.

[bunnies]

27. I'm 43 and I know no one who will support her in the general.

There are a lot of "homeless" dems this cycle.

[HooptieWagon]

61. Watch Stein's numbers.

More of my friends intend to vote for Stein than Hillary. She got .5% in 2012... it will be interesting to see what she gets this Nov against two extremely un likeable candidates. Nader holds the Green high water Mark at 2.5% in 2000. I'll bet Stein blows that out of the water.

[bunnies]

66. I wouldn't bet against you on that.

Especially after what will likely be an extremely unpleasant convention.

[amborin]

17. um, the loathing is experienced by many age groups

[XemaSab]

43. EVERY ELECTION OF MY ENTIRE LIFE THERE'S BEEN A BUSH OR A CLINTON

And I'm within spitting distance of 40.

[Arugula Latte]

50. Wow, that is crazy. And depressing.

[HooptieWagon]

11. The purpose of a convention is to unify behind a candidate.

We'll see how good a job DWS and HRC do. I kind of suspect when a substantial portion of the party is told to sit down and shut up, "you get nothing", ...they aren't going to feel very unified, and just might rain on Hillary's little coronation ceremony.

[grasswire]

12. "violence and intimidation not acceptable"

She used those words about ten times.

[grasswire]

14. "a shame that chairs were thrown"

Sanders must condemn that conduct and make sure that frustration over process must be civil and orderly and not result in violence and intimidation....Sanders has not condemned it."

[grasswire]

15. "No ifs ands and buts"

She has not talked to Bernie. She left it up to Bernie.

"Sanders' response was not acceptable; it added more fuel to the fire."

"Never okay for violence and intimidation to be the response."

[grasswire]

19. more

"we will have conversations at the staff level and with both campaigns to make sure it is not more difficult to comply......must speak out against violence and intimidation."

[winter is coming]

18. Did she actually say that?

Doesn't she know that Ralston walked back his story?

[grasswire]

21. she did say that. nt

[MuseRider]

39. Is it any wonder why

he caucused with the Dems but remained an Independent?

This is inexcusable to expect a grown person to be scolded like this and then to bow their head and apologize.

[icecreamfan]

24. yes, and I regret toning in to hear that

[icecreamfan]

13. Wow, what a disgraceful liar

[snowy owl]

16. "The DMC is neutral but..."

What a but. "Like I said I was not there but..." Violence. I saw no violence. Who saw violence? Much ado about very little.

Wolf: have you reached out personally to Bernie? DWS: uh,uh I have not. I've communicated through blah, blah, blah. Wolf: You're the leader of the party, why not... DWS: blah, blah, blah and umms.

Poor dear. She's beside herself . . . She's one angry mama.

Dana Bash excellent analysis I think. Good discussion.

[SamKnause]

22. She is a total disgrace.

She is telling lie after lie.

Truly sad.

[SamKnause]

31. Van Jones just called her out.

He said she is pouring fuel on the fire.

[dflprincess]

52. That was my thought

though I was thinking more along the lines that she's trying to start the fire.

The more I hear the more convinced I am that Brock's fingerprints are all over the events of the last few days.

[SamKnause]

54. Supreme shit stirrers.

It is truly disgusting.

[grasswire]

25. reaction by Dana BAsh

"a very telling interview. She really condemned the violence....important that she did NOT PICK UP THE PHONE and talk to Sanders."

[snowy owl]

29. 'Nothing neutral" about DWS tirade - you hear that? DWS was smoking mad.

Van Jones: "she just added fuel to the fire." Panel seems to agree.

[MelissaB]

33. Yes, she did!

She added fuel and made it even clearer that she hasn't been neutral during this process.

[grasswire]

49. I suspect the alleged threats were plants. nt

[Samantha]

62. I have always thought that -- this has Brock's fingerprints all over it (eom)

[VulgarPoet]

67. I said the same thing yesterday. I'd wager there are six pissed off Clintonistas who replied to that

who I've had on Ignore for the past two months?

[Adenoid_Hynkel]

53. "Crooked hillary?" Seriously? So now the Bernie or Bust loons

Are just flat out letting Donald Trump write their dialogue.
Time to just call these people what they are: Trump supporters
Your potential fuhrer thanks you, lemmings

[The empressof all]

64. DWS behavior has caused me to distrust Hillary

Due to Debbie, My outrage grows every day with the Party. I am a middle class, college educated, liberal, white, Senior woman who has always voted Democratic. I should be the prime Hillary Demographic. I am in a very Blue state. I never thought I would even have to question who I would vote for in November...(well certainly never Trump--) But how can I support a party led by such a despicable woman.

[Purveyor]

30. Well that was helpful...the shit is about to hit the fan...

This is going to get so much uglier than I could have imagined...

[MisterP]

32. in a traditional campaign year each lie is another spot on a candidate even if it's retracted

later; now with a candidate whose reputation is swiftly transmuting into pure sleaze, who's not trusted, liked, or even a solid candidate against Trump with the general public, they're just Capeharting themselves over and over without realizing it's not working in the long run

[grasswire]

45. "capehart" as a verb.

Cool!

[snowy owl]

36. Can't watch RM; is R eating it up and adding dessert? Dana Bash is better . . . Dana is neutral.

Dana is a real journalist.

[nadinbrzezinski]

41. My reaction, she is going to get what she wants

and she will not like it.

[grasswire]

44. nadin, they are really pushing for violence

They want to paint Bernie as dangerous as Trump, and paint Hillary as the calm and safe one.

[nadinbrzezinski]

47. I know, and damn this is on the other side of the country

[ram2008]

46. Debbie is a cancer to the Democratic party and Democratic values

She needs to step down.

[Beacool]

55. Sanders won't be the nominee.

Time to face reality. Obama won in 2008 with a razor thin advantage in both pledged delegates and the popular vote. Hillary is far ahead of Sanders on both counts, she will be the nominee.

Going with that premise, what would be a working strategy to bring the Millenials into the fold? After all, they are the ones who would be affected the most by a Trump presidency.

[ecstatic]

57. Many of the responses to this OP are examples of what DWS

and others are talking about. I understand voicing displeasure or frustration based on issues, but Bernie fans always take it to the next level of viciousness in their personal attacks of democrats who disagree with them. It's not cool.

[HooptieWagon]

58. If Hillary is afraid of a couple hundred Sanders delegates....

Then she's completely ill-prepared to face down ISIS as Commander in Chief.

[silvershadow]

59. Well, she alone is responsible for it...the early and sustained collusion with HRC,

the clear favoritism, the quote about the grassroots, Debbie-gate, on and on...

[amborin]

63. this:

There was just a 5 minute debate on @CNN, lead by @PaulBegala about whether or not Sanders supporters support murdering people.

from Twitter


talk about staged coordinated smearing

[VulgarPoet]

68. I can't help but feel like I predicted this.

I. I feel this is a setup.
II. Not only that, but I feel this was a setup with plausible deniability in mind.
III. If one were to believe this were a setup, all of a sudden everything falls into place with one endgame in mind.
IV. Barring Bernie supporters from Philadelphia, and coronating Hillary with no recourse to try and change the game.

[B Calm]

69. It's all in their plan to paint Bernie Delegates as the disruptors in preparation for the Convention