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PostSubject: Re: Bernie Sanders   Bernie Sanders - Page 4 EmptySat Feb 22, 2020 11:24 pm

That looked interesting-
(not fox nor political-so I clicked
but
it's near an hour-long, so backed out.
is Bernie a pervert? ahha
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Bernie Sanders Applied for 'Conscientious Objector' Status During Vietnam, Campaign Confirms

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PostSubject: Re: Bernie Sanders   Bernie Sanders - Page 4 EmptyWed Feb 26, 2020 1:59 pm

Thing is
Many of the younger are for Bernie
to be in his/a 'revolution' for free stuff.
On the voting day a good many will
not show up to vote..
they like being involved in the revolution
but eeehhh when it comes to standing in line to vote
they won't be into doing that.
Not all but a good many.

((they most likely don't know how to vote ahaa!))
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House Republicans plan to attempt procedural vote condemning Bernie Sanders' Castro comments

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House Republicans reportedly plan to attempt a procedural vote Thursday on legislation condemning Sen. Bernie Sanders’ recent praise of late Cuban dictator Fidel Castro’s 1960s literacy campaign.

Sanders lauded Castro’s "literacy brigade" on '60 Minutes' on Sunday and said that although he's "very opposed to the authoritarian nature of Cuba...it’s unfair to simply say everything is bad.”

“When Fidel Castro came into office, you know what he did? He had a massive literacy program. Is that a bad thing? Even though Fidel Castro did it?" he said.

Rep. Mario Diaz-Balart, R-Fla., the chief sponsor of the proposal, is a Cuban-American whose family fled Castro’s regime. His aunt was Castro’s first wife, according to Politico.

The vote could complicate reelection efforts for vulnerable Democrats in tight House races, especially for those concerned having Sanders at the top of the ticket could cost them their seat in November.
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PostSubject: Re: Bernie Sanders   Bernie Sanders - Page 4 EmptyThu Feb 27, 2020 4:27 pm

I think Sanders is radicle kook..
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if he becomes the nominee he will get my vote..

4 years of Sanders will at the least keep our democracy.
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Temple wrote:
I think Sanders is radicle kook..
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if he becomes the nominee he will get my vote..

4 years of Sanders will at the least keep our democracy give us socialism, and a possible civil war.

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The Wise And Powerful wrote:
Temple wrote:
I think Sanders is radicle kook..
but-
if he becomes the nominee he will get my vote..

4 years of Sanders will at the least keep our democracy give us socialism, and a possible civil war.

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Bernie has a battle, a losing one, to give the free stuff.
He needs congress,and I doubt he'll get the votes..
He may well get a this or that, but a long hard road to FREE.
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Temple wrote:
The Wise And Powerful wrote:
Temple wrote:
I think Sanders is radicle kook..
but-
if he becomes the nominee he will get my vote..

4 years of Sanders will at the least keep our democracy give us socialism, and a possible civil war.

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Bernie has a battle, a losing one, to give the free stuff.
He needs congress,and I doubt he'll get the votes..
He may well get a this or that, but a long hard road to FREE.

Yeah, "FREE" is estimated to cost the taxpayers $52 to $80 TRILLION DOLLARS over ten years.

That ain't "FREE", brother. Not by a long shot.
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PostSubject: Re: Bernie Sanders   Bernie Sanders - Page 4 EmptySat Feb 29, 2020 8:13 pm

The Wise And Powerful wrote:
Temple wrote:
The Wise And Powerful wrote:
Temple wrote:
I think Sanders is radicle kook..
but-
if he becomes the nominee he will get my vote..

4 years of Sanders will at the least keep our democracy give us socialism, and a possible civil war.

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Bernie has a battle, a losing one, to give the free stuff.
He needs congress,and I doubt he'll get the votes..
He may well get a this or that, but a long hard road to FREE.

Yeah, "FREE" is estimated to cost the taxpayers $52 to $80 TRILLION DOLLARS over ten years.

That ain't "FREE", brother. Not by a long shot.

Now now-
don't go and burst their bubble.
they are happy with FREE stuff
no matter who pays for it..
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Published 37 mins ago
Bernie Sanders skips Senate procedural vote, talks with 'Squad' members on livestream instead
By Morgan Phillips | Fox News

Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., missed a crucial Senate vote Sunday to hold a livestream from his home in Burlington with “Squad” members Reps. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., Rashida Tlaib, D-Mich., and Ilhan Omar, D-Minn.

The Senate vote was to consider a $1.4 trillion “Phase Three” stimulus package meant to help businesses devastated by the downturn over the coronavirus outbreak.

During his livestream, Sanders blasted the package proposed by Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky.

“It is hard for me to believe that in the midst of this terrible crisis that we have a Senate Republican bill that would give the Trump administration a blank check to hand out corporate welfare to virtually any corporation in America, without conditions as to how they can protect workers in this country,” Sanders said.

The Senate failed to move forward with the package amid strong opposition from Democrats.

Meanwhile, many Democrats complained the draft aid package did not go far enough to provide health care and unemployment aid for Americans, and failed to put a restraint on a proposed $500 billion “slush fund” for corporations. The Democrats said the ban on corporate buybacks was weak and limits on executive pay would last only two years.

“What we’re seeing today with the Senate GOP bill is just a complete mockery of public service,” Ocasio-Cortez said in the livestream. “We’re supposed to be here to help people. What Mitch McConnell and the Republicans in the Senate just presented was just a package of corporate sweeteners to hand a blank check to Trump and [Treasury Secretary Steven] Mnuchin.” For his part, McConnell said House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., “poured cold water on the whole process” by leading the House Democrats’ opposition to the bill.

Sanders decried bailouts for the airline industry, the hotel industry and even the candy industry, saying those industries “are not talking about how they’re going to protect the workers.”

Sanders again reiterated that the federal government must act “no matter what the cost” to stem the economic damage from the pandemic.

“I know some of my Republican colleagues are talking about, gee, a one time, $1,000 payment, really, really gonna last for two or three weeks, and what happens after that?” Sanders said.

“We must act in an unprecedented way, don't matter what it costs,” the senator added. “That means the guarantee [to] every man, woman and child in this country that we will make them hope and we're not going to leave them out.”

Sanders repeatedly has called for “emergency cash payments” to be sent to every American each month for the duration of the pandemic.

The White House and congressional Republicans have supported similar payments, albeit on a smaller scale.
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PostSubject: Re: Bernie Sanders   Bernie Sanders - Page 4 EmptyWed Apr 08, 2020 12:00 pm

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Sanders suspends presidential campaign, rendering Biden presumptive Democratic nominee
By Paul Steinhauser, Brooke Singman | Fox News

Sen. Bernie Sanders announces he is suspending his campaign for the Democrat presidential nomination on a staff conference call.

Bernie Sanders suspended his Democratic presidential campaign on Wednesday, effectively ensuring former Vice President Joe Biden will be the party's nominee even as the liberal Vermont senator vowed to continue to lead his "movement" into the future.

The senator, at one point the front-runner for the nomination, initially announced the decision during an all-staff conference call Wednesday morning, and followed up with an address livestreamed to supporters shortly before noon.

Citing Biden’s lead of more than 300 convention delegates, Sanders declared: “The path toward victory is virtually impossible.”

He continued: “I have concluded that this battle for the Democratic nomination will not be successful. ... I do not make this decision lightly.”

He still claimed a symbolic victory in saying "our movement has won the ideological struggle” -- discussing how core ideas like a $15 minimum wage, health care for all and more have been more widely embraced in the party.

In a curious moment, though, Sanders said that Biden "will be the nominee," yet went on to stress the importance of continuing to win delegates for his own campaign so he'll be able to exert "influence" on the party platform.

Calling it a "difficult and painful decision," Sanders stressed that "while this campaign is coming to an end, our movement is not."

More than any other Democratic campaign, Sanders' candidacy indeed represented a movement -- a populist, liberal, grassroots army of young people and others drawn to his democratic socialist beliefs, which he brought from the fringes to the mainstream of the party.

Biden, now the presumptive nominee, said in a statement that Sanders and his supporters "changed the dialogue."

He said: "But more than any one issue or set of issues, I want to commend Bernie for being a powerful voice for a fairer and more just America. It’s voices like Bernie’s that refuse to allow us to just accept what is — that refuse to accept we can’t change what’s wrong in our nation — that refuse to accept the health and well-being of our fellow citizens and our planet isn’t our responsibility too. Bernie gets a lot of credit for his passionate advocacy for the issues he cares about. But he doesn’t get enough credit for being a voice that forces us all to take a hard look in the mirror and ask if we’ve done enough."

On Twitter, Biden praised him for creating a movement.


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"I know Bernie well. He’s a good man, a great leader, and one of the most powerful voices for change in our country. And it’s hard to sum up his contributions to our politics in one, single tweet. So I won’t try to," Biden tweeted.

“To Bernie and Jane, as friends, from Jill and me: You haven’t just run a political campaign; you’ve created a movement. And make no mistake about it, we believe it’s a movement that is as powerful today as it was yesterday. That’s a good thing for our nation and our future."

For a time, Sanders almost looked poised to clinch the nomination, as he and a handful of others emerged in early 2020 as the last candidates standing from a once-massive field of primary contenders.

Sanders won New Hampshire's primary and scored a landslide victory in the Nevada caucuses in late February, as he surged to front-runner status in the nomination race.

The populist lawmaker, however, then suffered a string of major primary defeats in his second straight presidential bid.

Biden steadily amassed a near-insurmountable delegate lead, following decisive victories in South Carolina and then on Super Tuesday as well as subsequent contests -- before coronavirus measures forced most primaries on the calendar to be delayed.

But until now, Sanders had refused to back out of the race, instead pressing Biden to embrace progressive policy positions. Sanders' lingering presence in the race had agitated Biden allies, concerned he would continue to make it difficult for Biden to fully focus on a general election battle against President Trump.

Biden, however, was already moving ahead, planning to consider running mates and even downplaying the possibility of any future debates with Sanders as part of the primary process.

The most recent primary was held Tuesday in Wisconsin, though most others are postponed. Results in that race are not expected for another week, though Biden was thought to have the clear advantage there.

Sanders on Wednesday blasted Trump as the "most dangerous president" in modern American history.

In a statement, Trump campaign manager Brad Parscale took renewed swipes at Biden: "With Bernie Sanders suspending his campaign, it’s all but official that the Democrat establishment got the candidate they wanted in Joe Biden, as well as the candidate President Trump will destroy in November. President Trump is still disrupting Washington, DC, while Biden represents the old, tired way and continuing to coddle the communist regime in China. Democrat elites shoved Bernie Sanders to the side for a second time, leaving many of his supporters looking for a new home.”

Sanders was considered the longest of long-shots when he launched his first White House bid in the spring of 2015. But after nearly defeating Hillary Clinton in the Iowa caucuses and then crushing the former secretary of state in the New Hampshire primary, he battled the eventual nominee throughout the primary calendar.

He made an uneasy peace with Clinton in the summer of 2016, but many of his progressive and younger supporters never embraced the Democratic nominee. The lack of unity was a contributing factor in helping Donald Trump upset Clinton.

There are deep concerns among Democrats of a repeat of the 2016 lack of unity. Biden has praised Sanders in recent weeks and has said he would not pressure the senator to drop out of the race.

Biden has also embraced some progressive proposals, such as bankruptcy reform and free college tuition at public colleges and universities -- policies that Sanders had pushed. But he has not embraced "Medicare-for-all," Sanders' signature policy that has many supporters among congressional Democrats.
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Temple wrote:
I think Sanders is radicle kook..
but-
if he becomes the nominee he will get my vote..

4 years of Sanders will at the least keep our democracy.

Sounds reasonable.. If either one of them are the nominee, I'll vote for Trump.
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Bernie makes it official: It’s Biden or bust
Sanders’ endorsement is a big step toward avoiding the rancor that marked the end of the 2016 Democratic primary.
By MARC CAPUTO and HOLLY OTTERBEIN
04/13/2020 02:20 PM EDT, Updated: 04/13/2020 06:37 PM EDT

Joe Biden became the Democratic Party’s indisputable presidential nominee Monday when Bernie Sanders paid a surprise visit to the former vice president’s livecast and issued an unexpected and full-throated endorsement.

Sanders, who formally suspended his campaign last week, said he needed everyone — not just his supporters — to back Biden and make sure that President Trump becomes a one-term president.

“Today, I am asking all Americans — I'm asking every Democrat; I’m asking every independent; I’m asking a lot of Republicans — to come together in this campaign to support your candidacy, which I endorse, to make certain that we defeat somebody who I believe is the most dangerous president in the modern history of this country,” Sanders told Biden.

“I will do all that I can to see that that happens, Joe,” Sanders pledged, after calling Trump a racist, a sexist, a xenophobe and a religious bigot who botched the nation’s initial response to the coronavirus pandemic.

“I want to thank you for that. It’s a big deal,” Biden said. “Your endorsement means a great deal, a great deal to me.”

Sanders and Biden pledged to form six task forces to advise the Biden campaign on policy to bridge divides with progressive voters and, especially, young people who voted for Sanders and against Biden in droves.

Last week, in the days leading up to Sanders’ withdrawal and after, the two spoke several times — including Wednesday, when the Vermont senator formally suspended his campaign. Sanders and Biden’s teams have also been in regular communication, with Sanders’ campaign manager Faiz Shakir and senior adviser Jeff Weaver speaking with Biden’s top two advisers, Anita Dunn and Ron Klain.

Sanders’ endorsement was no mere formality. Though the Vermont senator formally suspended his campaign last week, Sanders did not say he endorsed Biden, nor did he call on his dedicated followers to vote for his former opponent. Sanders also pledged to hang on to his delegates, which caused some Democrats to fear the primary could wind up repeating the mistakes of 2016, when acrimony marked the relationship between Sanders and Hillary Clinton in 2016. Many Democrats believe that bitter divide played a role in her loss to Trump in November.

That rancor between Clinton and Sanders surfaced again this year when the former senator and secretary of state made headlines during the primary for saying “nobody” likes Sanders.

But Biden did. He always made sure to be friendly and respectful with Sanders, who repaid the favor — sometimes too much, Sanders advisers fretted when he refused to bludgeon Biden on the debate stage.

Even in 2016, Sanders aides note, Biden made sure to praise Sanders when he was anathema to the rest of the Democratic establishment.

"Bernie is speaking to a yearning that is deep and real. And he has credibility on it. And that is the absolutely enormous concentration of wealth in a small group of people with the middle class being left out,” said Biden in January 2016. "It's relatively new for Hillary to talk about that.”

Biden repeated those words about Bernie’s credibility as he lavished praise on his former rival Monday.

Sanders’ endorsement gave Biden a chance to break into the news cycle with a headline-grabbing announcement, a rarity in recent weeks as he, along with Sanders, remains stuck at home during the pandemic as reports about the contagion and the president’s response to it suck up all the media oxygen.

“Not in a million years would we have believed that we would be talking to each other in our respective homes, that we could not do rallies, that we could not get out of the house,” Sanders said on the livestream.

The two men then traded compliments, took turns criticizing Trump and even asked each other questions. Biden, in response to a question from Sanders, reiterated he supports a $15 minimum wage. Sanders reminded Biden of the need to offer free college tuition.

Biden went so far as to say that, if banks receiving help from the just-passed stimulus bill don’t loan to small businesses, “the federal government should use their war time authority to compel them to do so.”

The endorsement follows an ongoing charm offensive that Biden has waged with Sanders and his supporters for a month, praising the senator and offering progressives more policy proposals concerning healthcare and education on Thursday.

Though many on the left said Biden was making a good first step, they still want to see more —and Biden and Sanders promised there will be more to come.

Their staffs have in recent days met to discuss establishing six task forces — concerning the economy, education, criminal justice, immigration, climate change and healthcare — to bridge any gaps between the two wings of the Democratic Party.

“The announcement of joint Sanders-Biden task forces is a good step forward and is aligned with key parts of the #EarnOurVote letter sent out by progressive millennial and youth organizations. We’re waiting on the details,” said Waleed Shahid, a spokesman for the progressive group Justice Democrats, who last week issued a letter on behalf of a coalition of progressive outfits asking Biden to adopt more Sanders policies.

Shahid said Sanders’ endorsement “generally seems more significant than anything Bernie 2016, Kucinich 2008, Dean 2004, Jackson 84-88 received directly from the nominee. Points to young people and progressives being taken more seriously as a key force within the Democratic Party.”

Sanders said “it’s no great secret” that he and Biden have differed on policy and they’re not going to ignore it.

A person familiar with Sanders' thinking said that while Biden has moved a bit left with his new proposal to lower the Medicare eligibility age to 60, the Vermont senator will continue to continue to urge him to adopt more liberal health care policies.

"Because of the mutual respect, he understands who Bernie is," the source said of Biden. "He's not expecting him to [say], 'Okay, he's lowering the age to 60 and then that's fine and we'll just support that.' No, we'll continue to push for Medicare for All.”

Biden pledged to have “the most progressive administration since [Franklin Delano] Roosevelt.”

“What is important about these task forces is that it really represents an openness on the part of Vice President Biden and his campaign to bring the progressive wing of the party to the table and that's something very new,” said Jeff Weaver, Sanders‘ adviser. “It is important that there is this kind of representation in these policy circles, which has not always been the case, which is part of the frustration of the progressive part of the party, which provides all the energy and volunteers and foot soldiers in the elections and then sometimes is left out after the campaign is won."

Not everyone from the Sanders campaign is on board, though.

Sanders former National Press Secretary Briahna Joy Gray tweeted that she has “the utmost respect for Bernie Sanders, who is an incredible human being & a genuine inspiration, I don't endorse Joe Biden. I supported Bernie Sanders because he backed ideas like #MedicareForAll, canceling ALL student debt, & a wealth tax. Biden supports none of those.”

Sanders adviser David Sirota was more circumspect, saying he would vote for Biden but noting in a blog post that progressives want to know the answer to two questions: “Are we getting the retrograde triangulating Joe Biden?” and “Are we getting a new and evolved Joe Biden?”

Before bringing on Sanders as a surprise guest Monday, the former vice president already sounded more like Sanders by ditching his usual promises to simply bring America back and instead focusing on the structural inequities that existed prior to the pandemic.

“When this crisis has receded, we can’t just talk about, think about, building back to the way things were before,” Biden said. “We need to build better for the future.”

When asked if he had some final words, Sanders briefly referenced the chess board behind him.

“I thought we’d play some chess,” he joked. “We’ll bore everybody for a few hours.”

Biden laughed.

“You and I have been friends. We’ve disagreed. But we’ve been friends,” Biden said. “I appreciate your friendship. And I promise you I won’t let you down.”

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