What a sad and pathetic legacy Sanders will leave

[StayFrosty]

He could have gone out gracefully and he could have used his progressive message to unify the party but no

He will be remembered as a bitter and resentful socialist that helped to further divide the Democratic party in a very crucial election with a lot at stake

And yes he's the one driving the division and riling up his supporters.

[ForgoTheConsequence]

1. Nothing divisive about this thread at all.

Maybe you third way types should have run a stronger candidate?

[StayFrosty]

5. We did run a stronger candidate

That's why Sanders has no path towards the nomination that doesn't include outright stealing it from Hillary

Ironic eh?

[ForgoTheConsequence]

7. Wrong.

It's not Sander's fault that she in unlikable. Should have picked a better candidate.

[StayFrosty]

8. She's unlikeable

To the far left

Ideologues and especially socialists don't win elections

[rhett o rick]

25. It's been fun

but Bob-Bye

[ForgoTheConsequence]

58. Sure they do.

People going to college, seeing a doctor and not killing brown people aren't "far left" ideas by the way.

[RiverNoord]

95. Just curious about one thing.

Do you expect to get somefhing in a Clinton Administration for your service or are you just a PR mercenary?

[pokerfan]

112. Paid per post

Member since this month.

[RiverNoord]

123. huh. Wasn't aware of 'paid per post' arrangements.

Wonder how that sort of system could be audited? One party posts and others verify?

Well, it's certainly a cowardly new world....

[Fla Dem]

124. Pot meets kettle.

[RiverNoord]

140. It's a paid troll, Fla Dem.

We have our squabbles on DU, and that's the way it ought to be. However, the very least we should demand of esach other is that we are actual participants in our dialogues, not posting stuff disingenously as people paid to inject specific text into political discussions on a political web sitte.

I write what I mean towrite, because DU is a valuable tool for all of us to engage each other on issues of importance for the Democratic party and politics in general. No ulterior motives. If someone is directly linked to a particular political campaign or the Republican party, I expect them to have the decency to say so.

Otherwise the entire site might just as well be one big revolving billboard.

[nc4bo]

153. Be careful a Hillstan/Brockolette got one of my posts hidden.

Under similar circumstances as yours.

Hit the right nerve and they're all teeth, nails and poo.

Watch yer back.

[RiverNoord]

159. No worries :-)

Thanks for the heads up, but I'm comfortable with such a risk.

If we can't talk straight with each other about topics like that, then everyone might as well find sponsors and attach 'This post brought to you by xyz, Inc.' to the tail ends of our posts....

[corkhead]

63. Flamebait. Not biting. Others should do the same.

[rhett o rick]

24. Please don't feed them. Less than 200 posts. One of the hundreds that have joined

DU in the last two months. Put them on ignore.

[RepubliCON-Watch]

32. They're Brock-paid trolls trying to purge us off this site.

Too bad for them, this movement won't die.

[rhett o rick]

40. I call them zombies. They keep coming back. I've put probably 30 on ignore. nm

[RepubliCON-Watch]

45. One troll tried to use sarcasm against one of my post.

Instead, they lasted literally 52 seconds on DU

[Scootaloo]

48. Should see what the inboxes of MIRT looks like

It's like the Red Wedding in slow-mo

[arcane1]

56. I loved my time serving on MIRT, but I am so glad I'm not serving now!!!!

A toast to Those Who Do!

[lewebley3]

126. Sanders people have been bullies all along; I think GOP are paying Sanders Bills

[Baobab]

149. you shouldnt be so dismissive of our complaints

maybe you might learn something you need to know.

I was an avid Hillary supporter once. Not any longer.

One thing changed my mind. Its right in front of you. just look a bit lower.

[lewebley3]

150. You were never a progressive if don't vote for Hillary: its the poor that hurt not you

[Baobab]

157. why do you think I don't want to vote for Hillary, its certainly not for the wealthy

Hillary's policies are very bad news for poor people in the US, she's just been very skillful in hiding it.
For example, when she talks about building infrastructure, you think that means jobs, right? Jobs for Americans? Not so. The same thing with health care, you think that somehow Hillary will figure out a way to make for profit healthcare affordable for the poor without getting rid of the tiered system and its incredible level complexity that adds no value? The only way she can do that without breaking the rules her husband helped create is to either ship poor people overseas when they need hospital procedures / long term care, or throw our doctors and nurses under the bus and deplete foreign nations of doctors, norses, teachers, etc, staff our current healthcare and education systems, construction sites, etc, with foreign workers working for very low wages. Thats likely going to be what they do. And to get us there they are pulling a dirty trick. They are going to have the WTO "tell us" to get rid of our minimum wage laws. Did you know that we're in the middle of trade negotiations on services that have been going back 15 years? They are almost finished, in Geneva?

[Baobab]

158. We want the best for our country and that means you too. All of us

Our country is people, people are the most important thing, businesses are made up of people, they are not people. We oppose corporate personhood which claims that corporations are people and should have rights to spend money since they cannot talk. We feel that people should come first, not corporations.

Otherwise corporations will take over the world and corporations are amoral and could not care less if people lived or died, they just want your money. Once people's money is gone, they want them gone, as poor people are taking up space that they would rather somebody with lots of money was occupying.

Unless we put people above corporations, they will continue to have a right to displace people and base it on the grounds that their proposed project or whatever is more likely to generate wealth. For who doesn't matter so its always of course them.

Did you know that Hillary wants to deregulate the export of natural gas irreversibly (by putting it into a trade deal) and then WTO rules require that we sell it to the highest bidder, exporting it "until its gone" ? The price of heating and air conditioning for American families could easily double in a very short period of time, leading to a lot of problems if apartment buildings containing affordable housing are deemed "too expensive" to heat.

Did you know that an ill advised change (repealing the Glass-Steagall Act) the Clintons made in 1998 because of the same deal that also is screwing up health care - something they have not told us, was responsible for the 2008 financial crash which wiped out the goals of the Clinton years made by poor families?

And now they want us to make the same mistakes (financial deregulation in response to a trade deal) again.

[Baobab]

148. or one who hadn't lied to the people about big and important things.

for hated demonstrably evil corporations.

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

2. Bullshit.

[MoonRiver]

3. I completely agree!

[hobbit709]

4. What a sad and pathetic OP

[larkrake]

13. Yup, thats a hater, we have a big crop of those this year

[woolldog]

6. I don't mind him staying in the race,

but he needs to stop bashing the party and Clinton.

[larkrake]

18. He does not bash Clinton, but the Party does need self reflection, and he points that out

[Demsrule86]

23. He bashes Clinton every day

and you know it...I for one have come to despise Sanders...and I used to like the guy.

[ChimpersMcSmirkers]

35. Yeah, it's sad really.

Sanders use to focus on inequality but now it's all about the DNC being unfair and corrupt. Bernie's lost fair and square. Is the way the party runs things a bit sketch on the fringes? Sure, but Bernie is now telling his fans that a)we can still win and b) the party is corrupt. He's salting the earth against getting his peeps on board when he finally drops out. Pretty sad really and he will get blamed if Trump gets in because young voters don't show.

[Demsrule86]

71. He deserves to be blamed

Tom Hartman whom I lost much respect for and others all said...oh Bernie will be good for Democrats...but he isn't. Honestly, he seems kind of out of it lately...bitter and spiteful

[redstateblues]

137. same here-His lying speeches where he tells his minions that he can still win

are reprehensible.

[rhett o rick]

19. He may be pointing out some of Clinton's baggage but she brought

that with her. He hasn't bashed the Party.

[2cannan]

47. Seems like a good place for that Truman quote.

"I never did give anybody hell. I just told the truth and they thought it was hell."

[larkrake]

9. Actually he is a National Hero to 80% of americans

20 % of those fear the Party so will vote for their 2nd establishment candidate(Hill).Indys have the majority in this nation and they are tired of being sidelined

[beachbumbob]

33. An angry old socialist leading a bunch of anarchists wannabees...

Hellbent on destroying our country no more...no less. We hear everyday by threats and foot stumping...if the media leveled their cannons months ago at sanders...he be off hiding just like his wife is after all the reporting on her trashing Burlington college...right wing media would make mincemeat out of sanders...ask why they have held off....

[RichVRichV]

83. We're all a bunch of anarchists that want to grow the government.

We must be the world's worst anarchists.

[grasswire]

155. ^^ nt

[procon]

52. 80% you say? That's amazing, no wonder he's so far ahead of Hillary.

Save me... I can feel my brain cells dying just reading this malarky. Worse, you probably think your disgorged stats are the real thing, yeah?

[puffy socks]

10. Yep.

It will fizzle just like OWS did.
Some people just don't understand that you cannot change the system from outside the system. In order to get into the system you must follow the current rules.

"Anybody can become angry - that is easy, but to be angry with the right person and to the right degree and at the right time and for the right purpose, and in the right way - that is not within everybody's power and is not easy.~ Aristotle

[larkrake]

22. OWS is alive and well- underground where they can do work without gestapo police

[Demsrule86]

29. I tried to work with OWS

here in Ohio...people getting tossed out of their homes during the financial crisis...evil banks etc...protests...stop the eviction...you know...they have no leader or so they said...they never show up...they can't plan their way out of a paper bag...this movement is doomed because it seriously has no leadership of any kind. It is sad because it had real potential...we did the spring thing at my house remember that? and then nothing from them. They are not willing to do the heavy lifting and they have no leaders.

[puffy socks]

31. Uh huh

it's a fizzled out "movement" .

[CorkySt.Clair]

85. By underground do you mean their parent's basement?

[obamanut2012]

115. hahaha

I thought the same thing!

[COLGATE4]

134. What time is the Drum Circle?

[Henhouse]

147. lol..n/t

[msongs]

11. he will have all the military hardware he voted for to comfort him nt

[rhett o rick]

46. And Hillary has the horror of the Iraq War to haunt her. Not to mention the children

killed by cluster bombs. No empathy. But you like her because she is tough. Right. But not so tough when the Republicons told her to help spread the lies of WMD in Iraq.

[frylock]

146. Hillary couldn't "sell" that military hardware to Israel without those votes.

Where's the gratitude?

[arcane1]

12. Brock-puppet evening shift isn't the same quality as the day shift.

[QC]

17. They've definitely got the third string in tonight. n/t

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

26. It's so hard to get good help these days.

[Depaysement]

111. Great post

Evening shift doesn't pay $12 an hour.

[spinboas]

15. He is becoming a legend to the left and this run will be talked about long after we kick the bucket!

He will be known as the leader who led the anti establishment surge of 2016 which paved the way for the leftist takeover which those people will currently be living and enjoying!

[StayFrosty]

21. Good luck

Implementing your leftist utopia in the United States.

Our government depends on compromise from everyone to function properly

Something Sandernistas don't get

[Scootaloo]

43. By all means. Keep trying to compromise with the extreme right.

[TransitJohn]

75. Bullshit

Republicans never compromise on anything. Democrats just cave, cave, cave, giving everything away, and moving our country inexorably rightwards towards fascism. Our government only depends on compromise from the left, and everything is hunky-dory in Team Donkey land, because the corporate gravy train keeps moving along.

[AgingAmerican]

96. Ever heard of 'Sequestration'?

[redstateblues]

135. We will see in the mid terms if this is a movement

I have my doubts. It's easy going to a rock show type event -staying engaged and voting in the midterms should be just as easy but it never seems to happen

[COLGATE4]

136. He's already a legend - in his own mind. nt

[SidDithers]

16. DU rec...nt

Sid

[Scootaloo]

44. lol

[eastwestdem]

20. So true, and at his age, he doesn't have much time to redeem himself.

If history even remembers him for long, it will be as a proponent of violence and scorched earth politics.

The good thing is that he will have disillusioned this generation of left wing idealists, so hopefully we won't have to deal with a fringe candidate again for several election cycles.

[Kall]

37. Scorched earth politics!

Coming from the Clinton campaign, that's pretty rich. Now excuse me, I have to go inform some women that if they don't vote for Hillary, they have a special place in Hell. And that Sanders wants to dismantle Medicare, and take away health care from "millions and millions and millions of people." And that Sanders is a lockstep vote for the NRA with his D- rating. And go watch Clinton surrogates smear Sanders' Civil Rights record.

[eastwestdem]

42. I'm not talking about surrogates. I'm talking about Sanders himself. He could have chosen to

accept that he lost the race back on Super Tuesday. But instead he continued on, speaking vitriol against the entire Democratic Party, just like a spoiled child who didn't get his way. Knowing all along that his words were fueling anger in his fans. The only solace we have is that his legacy will be that of a bitter man who sold out his own principles for a chance at more time in the spotlight.

[Kall]

53. Hate to break it to you

but I wasn't just talking about surrogates either. Hillary Clinton's immediate response to Madeleine Albright's pronouncement that women who didn't vote for Hillary Clinton had a special place in Hell was to laugh and applaud standing next to her. Her later, considered response was "Oh, people are getting offended at everything these days!" She made the bullshit NRA charge herself, as well as the Medicare "dismantling".

[eastwestdem]

54. What does that have to do with 'scorched earth'? Reasonable people know that it was a joke.

In no way was that comment (or the support of it) threatening, or did it incite violence. It was a typical exchange that is made in groups of like-minded people. Not at all the same as telling a group of already rabid people that 'we still can win this' when the race was lost long ago, and telling them that the DNC was not treating them well. He knows that kind of talk just encourages his supporters that are already prone to violence, to ignite.

[Kall]

59. Give me a break.

She's spent months burning bridges, bombing them, then burning them again doing this kind of crap. And that is not an exhaustive list by far - throw in going to Jeb Bush's big donors cap in hand a couple weeks ago, for instance. Now she thinks everyone she royally pissed off should just cross the non-existent bridges to her. It doesn't work like that.

[eastwestdem]

60. Then why don't you go over to FreeRepublic.com...that's where the Trump supporters are. nt

[-none]

73. You don't get it, do you.

If someone insults you on a daily basis, knocks the looks of your wife, lets the air out of the tires of your car parked in the driveway several times and walks through the flowers in the flower bed every week, then wants a favor from you, how likely are you to grant that favor? Not very, correct?
Well, that is effectively what Hillary and Debbie DINO are doing to Bernie.

[timmymoff]

87. please read up on the meaning of scorched earth

you sure this is the third string and not the practice squad?

[arcane1]

57. Mid-April n/t

[oldandhappy]

27. so sad

only a dozen concrete issues in each speech

His legacy will be an on going movement.

[kimbutgar]

28. I don't like reporting threads

But your post is divisive in itself.

How much are you being paid to troll in DU?

[Mike__M]

30. "Sandersism Has Defeated Clintonism"

An obsession with the horse-race — with what happens in 2016, irrespective of what will happen in 2020, 2024, and for decades after that — is the only thing that allows Hillary Clinton to declare victory in the Democratic nominating process. Any longer view, particularly one that considers that Clintonism and Sandersism didn’t start 2015 at the same starting line — indeed, didn’t even start in the same stadium — will acknowledge that Sanders finishing the 2016 election season with between 46 percent and 48 percent of the pledged delegates means Sandersism has defeated Clintonism.

The Democrats ignore this at their peril.

But make no mistake, they will ignore it — they already are, and with a particularly unpalatable smugness — and so they must therefore, going forward, be considered as existentially imperiled as the Republican Party is right now.

LINK

[Vattel]

49. +1,000

[corkhead]

69. They are doing this on purpose to goad us into an irrational response

in an attempt to damage our movement. It is an attempt to destroy the Sanders candidacy and ultimately it will be the excuse for Hillary picking a Bluedog or worse running mate, and totally ignoring the progressive movement during the convention and beyond.

I'm not taking the bait. Don't feed the trolls!

[corkhead]

117. That could very well be true but I refuse to grease the skids for them to do it.

[TransitJohn]

76. Oh, they see

They just don't care about the community that this site used to be, they want to win, baby!

[Rosa Luxemburg]

36. A sad and pathethic post from you

[rurallib]

38. think you make #20 I have put on ignore today

enjoy stirring things up while you are here

[RazBerryBeret]

39. interesting Perspective

But, he was 50 points behind the presumptive nominee when he announced. He had barely any name recognition. He is over 70 years old and a Democratic Socialist. He is running against a very wealthy, very powerful political machine, he basically had no chance.

but he ran and he won states, and he continues to raise more non-corporate money than ANY candidate in the history of the United States. thats really a big f'ing deal. with very little media attention, and the fact that he has been discounted from the beginning, people are still donating.

AND... even though we hear he has no chance, he continues to pack arenas with supporters, Americans waiting in lines for 3 hours to hear him speak.

Say what you want, belittle him and his record as you will, but he will not be remembered as bitter and resentful...

[Scootaloo]

41. Welcome to DU. Will you be here long?

[QC]

62. Until the contract runs out. n/t

http://www.dailykos.com/story/2016/4/21/1518537/-Clinton-SuperPac-Admits-to-Paying-Internet-Trolls

[JCanete]

50. You will do your best to have him remembered that way, and hopefully bury any message of

wresting this nation back from the .01% with him. Why you want that I have no idea, but don't pretend, as you and a whole media machine perpetuate this meme, that he brought it upon himself. You are selling the shit out of it. Your post is nothing but selling. It isn't deconstructing. It isn't inviting conversation. It isn't even bothering to cite evidence for your claim. Just pure viral marketing manufacturing consent.

[BillZBubb]

51. Sanders' legacy will be just fine, but thanks for the concern.

What's tomorrow's Brock talking point going to be? Did you get the memo yet?

[cali]

55. Thanks Lol. In you fevered dreams,hill fan

[WhiteTara]

61. But BoBs will have their integrity to comfort them

will all else is taken away by Trump and the GOP.

[dragonfly301]

64. This is Bernie's legacy

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[dragonfly301]

66. And this also

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[dragonfly301]

67. this too

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[Grassy Knoll]

65. Awesome, LOL....

[Voice for Peace]

68. What a sad & pathetic excuse of an OP!

[ThePhilosopher04]

70. He will be remembered as a great American who cared for

Mankind and fought the rigged establishment. Hillary will be remembered for opening the door for wall street and corporate America to screw the American people.

[GeorgeGist]

72. Do you think DUers are stupid?

[TransitJohn]

74. Maybe to corporate-owned Democratic Partisans

To mainstream American liberals, he'll leave quite a different legacy

[The_Casual_Observer]

77. That's pretty hasty, most likely he will support the party as he has done in the past.

[SheilaT]

78. Says someone who joined DU earlier this month.

Need I remind you that Hillary Clinton stayed in the race in 2008 until AFTER the last primary. Bernie needs to do the same.

Plus, although I'm sure you don't care at all, I happen to live in a state that will be holding its primary next month. I plan to vote for Bernie Sanders in the primary. And I plan to vote for him in November.

So to all of you who keep on saying Bernie needs to end his campaign: Fuck you.

[dchill]

79. California Nightmarin'

Cool story.

[mia]

82. You know you're repeating lies, don't you?

Sleep well.

[TheBlackAdder]

84. Just like many of the OPs that are surfacing recently.

[7wo7rees]

86. How sad and pathetic it will be when Trump wins the GE.

How is that?

Ignore the voter suppression, ignore the machines tabulating votes at your peril. You won't be able to blame Bernie, though you will try.

Trump wins because of Bernie. Convenient but not true.
Hillary camo will be to blame.

[StayFrosty]

88. How can Hillary lose in the GE?

Going by your post she's a master of rigging elections

[QC]

91. Be nice!

[QC]

94. Yep, he's still a conservative character assassin.

He just works for a different conservative now.

[QC]

120. David Brock can no longer sit back and allow Communist infiltration,

Communist indoctrination, Communist subversion and the international Communist conspiracy to sap and impurify all of our precious bodily fluids.

[jillan]

110. I have one of his books too. Lol. In fact I think it's around somewhere. I should find it & burn it.

Or should I say bern it.

How the Right was Wrong or something like that.

[nadinbrzezinski]

90. Is this a call for unity?

[Bonobo]

93. His legacy will be indelible.

Scorn such as yours only confirms it for me.

[Lizzie Poppet]

97. How in the fuck have you not made my (enormous) Ignore list by now?

Particularly given your propensity to shit up the site with this sort of ratfuckery...

Hope that Brockian spending money in your pocket buys you something nice and strong...to further suppress what might actually remain of your conscience. But in any case...bye, Felicia!

[BlueLouisville]

98. What a sad and pathetic legacy StayFrosty will leave

[Arugula Latte]

99. Say hi to Dave for us!

[QC]

100. Hi Dave!

(Hat tip to Scootaloo)

[Buns_of_Fire]

107. Dave's not here, man.

[akbacchus_BC]

101. Excuse you, Hilary stayed in the primary against Senator Obama until June.

She is reaping what she engaged in in 2008. Some of you have short memory!
I am a Bernie supporter!

[KPN]

102. What a sad and pathetic post.

Way to win friends and influence people.

[StevieM]

104. I'm a Hillary supporter and I disagree. Sanders' legacy is just fine.

The party will come through the primary and unite to win the general election.

[hopemountain]

105. pffft...sez you

[Betty Karlson]

106. You wish. His legacy will blow Third Way to thge dustbin of history. The only sad thing is:

he MAY not be able to do that all in this year.

[Buns_of_Fire]

108. This post comes off as a little bit nutty and a little bit slutty. nt

[Chezboo]

109. Pathetic - Tell Brock he gets what he pays for.

[Cobalt Violet]

113. you are so full of shit.

You will be remembered as being full of shit when I look at my ignore list.

[Sky Masterson]

114. That sounds very fox news.

Drive a wedge and accuse others of division.

[My Good Babushka]

116. Bitter and resentful socialists deserve representation,too. nt.

[Gothmog]

122. I used to like Sanders but those feelings have faded

I am sorry to see Sanders throw away his life's work by being some petty

[azurnoir]

127. so did you evolve or pivot?

[workinclasszero]

125. Even without winning the nod he could have shored up support for progressive causes

But naw...its all about Bernie.

So he will bern down the house instead and set back progressive causes for years.

WTG Bernie?

[azurnoir]

128. oh but now Hillary will say no to single payer -be willing to compromise on abortion,

not support a $15 minimum wage for everyone , be against any type of free public collage ......... I'm sure she would have for all of those if only Bernie had been nicer

[Cheese Sandwich]

129. What a sad and pathetic legacy Hillary Clinton will leave

She could have gone out wealthy and retired with her millions made from "public service" but no.

Power is addictive. She had to get back into it because she wants it all.

She's responsible for probably millions of deaths but it still isn't enough.

[baldguy]

130. He'll correctly be remembered in the same manner Nader is.

Fuck Nader.

[workinclasszero]

133. I don't doubt it

[Amaril]

131. Your concern is noted

.....but you're blaming the wrong person for the growing division in this party.

[Time for change]

132. His supporters, which outnumber Hillary supporters by a lot, don't want him to go out

Not now, not after the convention, not ever.

And the more that Hillary supporters write stupid posts like this, the less likely Bernie supporters are to vote for her in the GE.

[pinebox]

138. Hahahahah this is solid gold!

The guy who is fighting for the average American is going to have so many people pissed off?
This my friends is hilarious!

It even has the RW talking point of "socialist" thrown in for kicks! You know, I find it sad that so many people these days think Canada is the former DDR or USSR. I mean my God, at any second the Red Army will be marching through the streets of NYC with it's quasi leader Kim Jung-Il leading the march with flags draped of Marx and Stalin.

Denmark will be the new capitol of all things May Day and that commie bastion Sweden, cancel the damn bikini contest!

It's funny to see Hillary supporters so frightened that some kid may have free college or God forbid, people have health care! I mean that is completely scary and unacceptable, right?

The truth is, you're afraid of this because your mantra and ideology is dying out.

[Manifestor_of_Light]

160. Pinebox, here's the proper music for that Communist invasion.

The Russians Are Coming! (Cold war era fears)


Finale of Dmitri Shostakovich's Fifth Symphony, Leonard Bernstein conducting:

Written in 1937. The bureaucrats were afraid that he wasn't writing sufficiently Communist music, which is ridiculous.


I played this piece at summer music camp in Lawrence, KS, at K.U. under the great Carmen Dragon, and it is a BIG HAIRY BITCH to play. This was during the first week and we were all nervous that we weren't good enough. I was 13th chair in the back of the first violin section. That's a pretty big orchestra. I was 16. Dmitri Shostakovich was still alive.


He was telling the timpanist to basically grow some stones and bang the hell out of the timpani at the end. He told the timpanist during rehearsal, "Son, the timpanist is one of the most virile men in the orchestra." . Carmen Dragon was very friendly and ate lunch in the dorms with us. This was 5 weeks, 5 different conductors and five concerts. Except I was also in a chorus, so that was 5 weeks, 10 conductors, and 10 concerts.

[pinebox]

161. That is pretty awesome, thanks!

[Gregorian]

139. Haha. It's laughable to hear such rubbish.

You must have your head way up something.

[LWolf]

141. What a sad and pathetic legacy Clinton will leave.

She will be remembered as the woman who was willing to corrupt democratic and Democratic principles to win at any cost; the woman who put her own career path higher on the priority list than the lives of 99% of the population of the nation. The woman who ultimately broke the Democratic Party, sending so many fleeing into independency and ultimately rendering the party irrelevant to all but the mega corporations she serves and their willing sheep.

And yes, she's the one driving the division and riling up her supporters.

[polly7]

142. She's already left a horrible and sad legacy in other places around the world.

Tragic for all those unfortunate enough to live in them.

[yuiyoshida]

143. what an arrogant post..

goman na hitoga kirada. I hate arrogance. ごまん な ひと が きらだ

[asuhornets]

144. I agree...

GOHILLARY

[ancianita]

145. Your old school ad hominem politics do nothing unite his supporters, at this point.

"Sad and pathetic" are mean, terrible things to say to millions who have had much joy and hope for being accepted into more democratic process. There has been no "riling" or division.

It's never been about Bernie, it's been about US.

Good thing you have no control over how a 34 year senator will be remembered -- one who voted 95 percent of the time with the party compared to 80 percent for the average Democrat.

Poor form.

[Jester Messiah]

151. Another noob here to feed us some Brock-oli.

No sale pal, it looks pretty rotten.

[bkkyosemite]

152. Hillary is truly saddest of all.

[arely staircase]

154. #wayofthenadergoat nt