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Furthermore, Parnes revealed that Robby Mook, the campaign manager for Hillary Clinton’s failed 2016 presidential bid, relied on analytics instead of the on-the-ground conditions during the campaign. That according to Parnes was why that campaign decided against polling in Michigan and Wisconsin, two losses by which the Clinton campaign was blindsided. Hillary was just as loving dumb and narcissistic as trump
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trump the union guy
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Jun 10, 2017 00:23
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Only get this: even loving dumber!!!! 
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Jun 10, 2017 00:24
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sidenote anybody who says bernie couldn't get stuff done is talking out of their retarded hillbot rear end https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZmPsX2tNV1Y
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I mean, whatever mental gymnastics help you live through the Trump administration, but Bernie wouldn't have won.
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Jun 10, 2017 00:26
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 you're the one doing mental gymnastics
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Jun 10, 2017 00:28
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the most popular politician in the US could never have beaten the most unpopular presidential candidate in the US
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Homestar Runner posted:
prove it. cuz my assertion is that a Trump victory was inevitable
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Bernie would never won, america hates paying for taxes that might actually help others that is not part of the military.
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Jun 10, 2017 00:31
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oh good the other retard's here
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Bholder posted:Bernie would never won, america hates paying for taxes that might actually help others that is not part of the military. ^ In a debate with Trump, the first mention of universal healthcare would have doomed Bernie, and Trump would have rode a wave of anti socialist sentiment to a more secure victory.
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Maybe you should watch the video I posted where trump-voting coal miners are cheering for single payer
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Blue Train posted:loving embedding!
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Aw get outta here, Bholder. Everyone knows you're just a second rate Mordy. Work on your technique and panache and get back to us when you're ready to really perform.
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In a town hall in rural McDowell County, West Virginia, on Sunday, Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) told a crowd filled with supporters of President Donald Trump that "healthcare is a right"—and was met with cheers. The town hall was broadcast Monday on MSNBC's "All In With Chris Hayes," and featured discussion on a range of topics: jobs, infrastructure, healthcare, and the opioid crisis, among others. The warm reception to Sanders' views—that climate change is real, that universal healthcare is a right, and that free higher education is necessary, among others—demonstrated that residents of this county that voted 75 percent for Trump support far more progressive policies than those touted by the president. "We are the only major country on earth that doesn't guarantee healthcare as a right," Sanders told a coal miner who voted for Trump. "Do you think we should join other countries in guaranteeing healthcare as a right?" "Yes," the Trump supporter said, and the crowd cheered. Earlier in that exchange, Sanders also appeared to find common ground on a topic widely seen as unpopular in coal country: climate change. Sanders explained that he believed in climate change—unlike the current administration—but he didn't hold individual coal miners responsible for it, recalling that coal heated his "rent-controlled apartment in Brooklyn" when he was a child. "You guys are my heroes," he said. The senator then called for job creation in infrastructure and renewable energy, to put former coal miners back to work in well-paying jobs that will help mitigate the climate crisis. "We are the richest country in the world," Sanders said. "We can do this." The crowd applauded. Sanders also advocated for retired miners—many of whom suffer from black lung disease and other ailments from a lifetime of mining coal—to receive the pensions and healthcare benefits currently tied up in Congress. He specifically called out Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.), who represents voters in coal country, for advocating for coal company executives over their workers. One audience member—another retired miner—agreed with Sanders' assessment, telling the senator that "I think it's ironic that a senator from the Northeast takes care of my benefits better than someone like Mitch McConnell."
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Blue Train posted:Maybe you should watch the video I posted where trump-voting coal miners are cheering for single payer Til Trump tells them they'll pay more taxes, they'll heel turn in a second.
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universal healthcare consistently polls at 60% and above lmao u goddamn retard
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Mordor She Wrote posted:Til Trump tells them they'll pay more taxes, they'll heel turn in a second. A fairly placid CNN town hall featuring Bernie Sanders grew heated when a Trump voter who identified himself as a businessman complained about the regulatory atmosphere under President Barack Obama — only to have the Vermont Senator lecture him on greed. Host Chris Cuomo introduced the man, identified as Jim Jacobs from Pennsylvania, who immediately complained about Obama. “My question is this. I’m a business owner and we keep getting kicked in the teeth by this administration,” Jacobs asserted. “It’s regulation after regulation and tax after tax. What Donald Trump does understand is the complexities of business and to reward the person who takes the risk. My question is: this country was founded on entrepreneurship. Why is this administration so against the business owner? Please tell me.” “I don’t think this administration, the Obama Administration you’re referring to, is so against the business owner,” Sanders replied. “Oh, really?” a stunned Jacobs said. “Yeah, Obama did raise — I don’t know your income, and I’m not concerned about your income,” Sanders shot back. “That matters,” a clearly aggravated Jacobs replied, only to have Sanders cut him off. ‘Excuse me,” Sanders lectured. “He raised taxes on the top 1 percent or 2 percent, and I would have gone further. 5 percent of all new income generated today goes to the top 1 percent, so you and I may have a difference. But yeah, I do believe that billionaires and multi-millionaires should be paying more in taxes. ” “I’m business owner, I’m not a multi-billionaire, I’m not a millionaire,” Jacobs parried. “You haven’t lived until you’ve put a payroll on your credit card. This is the reality of the backbone of this country.” “Well, the backbone of this country, I think we should support entrepreneurship,” Sander fired back. “We should support small business. But I am not supportive of large multi-national corporations that make millions and don’t pay a nickel in taxes, nor am I supportive of those corporations who throw American workers out on the street and move to China or Mexico.” Bernie is is much smarter than Hillary and more convincing of his policies
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Maya Fey posted:the most popular politician in the US could never have beaten the most unpopular presidential candidate in the US An opinion held by actual humens on this forem!!!
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Blue Train posted:
Regulations he is complaining about 1. Minimum wage 2. Sexual harassment protections 3. Can't say N-word (but black people can!?)
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pushpins posted:Regulations he is complaining about Likely: small business owners are universally poo poo
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Homestar Runner posted:universal healthcare consistently polls at 60% and above It'll never happen
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Blue Train posted:Likely: small business owners are universally poo poo They are the exact same as large business owners but even more petty.
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universal healthcare is just impossible. no country has ever achieved it. america is already great
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Maya Fey posted:universal healthcare is just impossible. no country has ever achieved it. america is already great America is too stupid and conservative for universal healthcare to ever happen, and even if it did, chances are it would be repealed the next administration.
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"Bernie got elected! And passed universal healthcare!" *next election "Ted Cruz wins overwhelmingly on his Liberty for Healthcare platform"
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Mordor She Wrote posted:America is too stupid and conservative for universal healthcare to ever happen, and even if it did, chances are it would be repealed the next administration. Have you ever had an original thought that wasn't fed to you by Democratic propaganda
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Blue Train posted:Have you ever had an original thought that wasn't fed to you by Democratic propaganda Tell me how many republicans love universal healthcare and unions  And why they would still be republicans at that point.
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The healthcare industry would never permit it.
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just lol that the two idiots in here arguing against Bernie have both eaten probates for racism in the last few weeks
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reminder that one of the liberal arguments for not running sanders was that jews cant be president
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Bernie did win. What are you guys talking about? Do you live in the shadow timeline where Hillary "slave owner" Clinton of all people got the nomination and lost to DONALD TRUMP of all people? Lmao just lmao
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Could there be a caustic vein of racism embedded in neoliberal ideology? New studies find: "Yes, obviously"
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Maya Fey posted:reminder that one of the liberal arguments for not running sanders was that jews cant be president That ones in the Bible, I think.
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FisheyStix posted:Could there be a caustic vein of racism embedded in neoliberal ideology? -bombs brown people -desires moving the means of production to countries where other brown and yellow people work for reduced wages checks out
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FisheyStix posted:Could there be a caustic vein of racism embedded in neoliberal ideology? the first clue was when the establishment candidate mentioned enjoying prison slave labor in passing
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Nice back peddle to keep from acknowledging Sanders' platforms would never be accepted by America.
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Mordor She Wrote posted:Nice back peddle to keep from acknowledging Sanders' platforms would never be accepted by America. Bernie Sanders is the most popular politician in america.
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Blue Train posted:Furthermore, Reminder that campaign personnel in Iowa realized the state was a loss caused and were sending their staff to help in Michigan before being ordered to return around because of "the data".
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Mordor She Wrote posted:Nice back peddle to keep from acknowledging Sanders' platforms would never be accepted by America. Allow me to retort. Hit the ? Under Blue Train's av
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