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Media treatment of Bernie Sanders: a story in pictures

May I ask why you guys are still arguing over the last election when it's been over for more than two years?

We're not. JP is trolling, because he evidently thinks that's funny, much like a village idiot.

I was pointing out that Sanders is a fraud; not a Democrat; significantly hurt the Democratic party and continues to do so, imo; and a very good argument can be made that it was his fault entirely for Trump being in the WH. Had he got out in March when it was all over for him, he wouldn't have become weaponized by the Russians or the GOP against Hillary; Hillary could have put all of her focus on countering Trump and the hundreds of millions of dollars wasted on the primary civil war would have gone toward her campaign against Trump instead and the effects of the Russian cyberwarfare would likely have been nullified or otherwise countered.

All of which is to say that there are excellent reasons why people may be perceiving a certain bias against him. He should not have run as a Dem in 2016 and he certainly should not be running as a Dem now, but that doesn't ever seem to get addressed by any of his supporters. He's just assumed to have some sort of inviolate right to be crowned king of the Democrats.

Voter turn out was poor in the states that Hillary lost. A lot of people were simply tired of the Clintons.

Yes, well, the reasons why that may have been the case are precisely why examining both the Russians and the Sanders campaign would actually help us.

It didn't happen in a vaccuum and judging from the fact that Hillary Clinton won the popular vote by millions--and millions more noted their preference for her, but for various non-partisan reasons didn't vote--and the fact that she holds the record for third largest raw vote of ANY US President--having garnered almost the same number as Obama, the record holder, in 2012, the reasons behind the lower turnout are likewise important.

And it wasn't because people were "tired" of the Clintons, at least not organically. It was because the Russians specifically targeted minorities--young black males in particular--to suppress their voter turnout while at the same time targeting poorly educated white males in rural states to boost theirs.

And that's exactly what resulted in Trump in the WH by the tiniest of voter differentials and in percentages that all of the studies regarding such an information warfare tactic prove out.

Which in turn means, and this is the most important part, it wouldn't matter who the candidate we choose, the exact same tactics will effect the outcome in the same manner. Worse now since the Trump occupation has done exactly nothing to stop the Russians, who have only exponentially increased their reach and subsequently their ability to influence the outcome.

Iow, if their operation were able to effect a .4% differential three years ago, today they may be able to effect a 4-5% or more, which could be more than enough to tip the scales again and Trump knows it.

I know we all having Dunning Kruger when it comes to denying the impact of subconscious influencing--I'm never influenced by any advertising or "clandestine" suggestions, peshaw!--but the proof exists as I have fairly exhaustively demonstrated in my other thread (and some here).

Again, just ONE Facebook post was able to motivate some 340,000 voters--out of just 61 million reached--to actually get out and vote. That's 340,000 votes that otherwise would NOT have been counted and all because of ONE Facebook post that they did not know was fake (iow, it was organic, or "clandestine").

Accounting for various other non-partisan reasons (such as gerrymandering and the massive suppression of black voters that has been openly undertaken by Republicans in power since Obama won in 2008, and precisely for these reasons), WaPo analysts back in 2017 studied the 2016 election results by race and found the following percentages:

Using data from the voter file vendor Catalist and information from the U.S. Census Bureau, we examine the change in turnout rates for different racial/ethnic groups between 2012 and 2016. Black turnout declined dramatically; white turnout increased noticeably; and Latino and Asian American turnout went up even more. In the key swing states of Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania, those shifts were especially strong. How strong? Without those shifts in turnout from various racial and ethnic groups, these pivotal states might have gone not to Trump but to Clinton — giving Clinton an electoral college victory.
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It is surprisingly difficult to estimate levels of voter turnout by race....According to recent research, Catalist correctly predicts race/ethnicity about 91 percent of the time. Further, we use Catalist’s estimates of voter race for both 2012 and 2016. If Catalist’s estimates are wrong, they’re likely wrong in a consistent way — and so any differences we find in the electorate’s racial composition are accurate.
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Voter turnout among whites — the racial/ethnic group most strongly in Trump’s corner — increased by 2.4 percentage points in 2016 compared to 2012. In stark contrast, turnout among African Americans — the group most loyal to Hillary Clinton and the Democratic Party — fell by 4.7 percentage points nationally.
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[W]hile the decline in black turnout was stark across the board, it was sharpest, on average, in the states that determined the outcome of the election. Black turnout fell by 4.3 percentage points in non-battleground states in 2016 compared to 2012. But it fell by 5.3 percentage points in states where the election was decided by a margin of less than 10 points.
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As you can see, the national average hides dramatic differences among states. For example, as we’ve said, the African American turnout rate fell by 4.7 points nationally. But in Michigan and Wisconsin — two key Midwestern states where, to analysts’ surprise, Trump won — black turnout fell by more than 12 points.

Similarly, overall white turnout increased by only 2.5 points nationally. But in several states it surged by more than 5 points. In the critical battleground state of Florida, white voter turnout jumped by 4 points — and black turnout fell by 4 points. Trump won Florida by a margin of just 1.2 points.
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In 12 of the 15 battleground states this past election, 2012 turnout rates would have made no difference in who won. But if groups had gone to the polls at the same rates as in 2012, Clinton would likely have won Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin in 2016.
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If we changed nothing but the turnout rates of various racial and ethnic groups, in Michigan, the actual Clinton loss by .2 percentage points would have become a victory by 1.5 percentage points. Clinton’s actual loss by 0.7 percentage points in Pennsylvania would have been a 0.5 percent victory. And instead of Trump winning Wisconsin by 0.8 points, Clinton would have won by 0.1 percent. Clinton’s electoral college total would have been 278 votes, putting her in the White House.

Those percentages are almost exactly what the studies I've posted on "clandestine" social media influence prove out and exactly what would account for Trump in the WH alone.

And, again, the Russian operation hasn't stopped. It has only grown more and more influential. And now they evidently have millions of idiots' pictures through the "FaceApp" trend that is the latest social media darling.

Because Trump has done nothing and because Americans are so fucking stupid it hurts, Russia now owns access to more than 150 million people's faces and names. Which means they can now steal the identity of all of those people and make YOU think that you are interacting with your own fucking brother or sister or best friend, etc . Here's the TOS:

You grant FaceApp a perpetual, irrevocable, nonexclusive, royalty-free, worldwide, fully-paid, transferable sub-licensable license to use, reproduce, modify, adapt, publish, translate, create derivative works from, distribute, publicly perform and display your User Content and any name, username or likeness provided in connection with your User Content in all media formats and channels now known or later developed, without compensation to you. When you post or otherwise share User Content on or through our Services, you understand that your User Content and any associated information (such as your [username], location or profile photo) will be visible to the public.

So, guess how many of the millions of people who just gave Putin those rights will not only have their identity stolen (real and cyber) for the ongoing war we are STILL fighting, but no one in America seems to think is an actual war just because there aren't any bombs?

They could also, of course, use those scans to wreak all kinds of havoc in regard to Voter ID laws, most of which require, yes, a valid PHOTO ID, which can be:

a driver’s license, state-issued identification card, military ID, tribal ID, and many other forms of ID.

So how many of those millions may also find a brand new shiny photo ID card in the mail some time in the next coming months leading up to the 2020? Perhaps one that looks like a State ID that has a formal letter explaining how their state has implemented a new process and to make it easier for you to vote, bring this new VOTER ID card--with YOUR photo right there staring back at you and looking all official--so that people think their state (or even the Federal government) is trying to make it easier for them to vote?

And when it's presented on election day, guess what will happen? Rejected. And then a whole hassle ensues and millions of Democrat votes (always Democrats) won't get counted.

So, we're not dealing with some casual, oh that only applies to that rabble over there issues here. The 2016 election was the Titanic and we've already hit the iceberg and no one seems to give a shit or comprehend how massive of a clusterfuck this is while Putin also wags Iran's dog.

We're taking on more and more water--exponentially--but because it's not an immediate explosion and instant sinking we don't understand that we're already fucked.

So, that's why.
 
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I was pointing out that Sanders is a fraud; not a Democrat; significantly hurt the Democratic party and continues to do so

No. Sanders has been trying to save the party. He sparked and opened the door for the new wave of actually progressives within the Democrat Party, including Warren, AOC, etc, harkening back to FDR. It was Bernie's last campaign that also shifted the Democrats to universal single payer health care as something they are now actually pushing for en masse. It was called a pipe dream initially, even here, as I advocated for it (as well as universal basic income; which I'm hopeful Yang will be opening the door on) then and many here pushed against (but pretended to be liberals). If you want the corporatism Hillary stands for, you may as well join the Republicans.

imo; and a very good argument can be made that it was his fault entirely for Trump being in the WH.

No. It's Hillary's. Bernie didn't run in the general. Hillary did, and she failed to win the presidency. She needs to own it.

All of which is to say that there are excellent reasons why people may be perceiving a certain bias against him.

The bias against him is not just "perceived". It is clearly demonstrated, in this very thread.

He should not have run as a Dem in 2016 and he certainly should not be running as a Dem now, but that doesn't ever seem to get addressed by any of his supporters.

He has every right to run as a Democrat. Hillary didn't own the party, and nor do you own it.

He's just assumed to have some sort of inviolate right to be crowned king of the Democrats.

No, It is Hillary who thought she was entitled. Bernie has had to scratch and claw his way up. He wasn't married to an ex-president, and he didn't have the party and media backing him against her.

It didn't happen in a vaccuum and judging from the fact that Hillary Clinton won the popular vote by millions--and millions more noted their preference for her, but for various non-partisan reasons didn't vote--and the fact that she holds the record for third largest raw vote of ANY US President--having garnered almost the same number as Obama, the record holder, in 2012, the reasons behind the lower turnout are likewise important.

You can't accept it is because she ran a shitty campaign, but that's what happened.

And it wasn't because people were "tired" of the Clintons, at least not organically. It was because the Russians specifically targeted minorities--young black males in particular--to suppress their voter turnout while at the same time targeting poorly educated white males in rural states to boost theirs.

And that's exactly what resulted in Trump in the WH by the tiniest of voter differentials and in percentages that all of the studies regarding such an information warfare tactic prove out.

Above you told us it could have entirely been Bernie's fault. You can't even keep your lies straight.

Which in turn means, and this is the most important part, it wouldn't matter who the candidate we choose, the exact same tactics will effect the outcome in the same manner. Worse now since the Trump occupation has done exactly nothing to stop the Russians, who have only exponentially increased their reach and subsequently their ability to influence the outcome.

It does so matter who the Democrats choose. Will they choose another corporate Democrat or will they inspire people with a new vision and new deal and get them out to vote? Will they learn from 2016 or repeat it?

they may be able to effect a 4-5% or more, which could be more than enough to tip the scales again and Trump knows it.

The right Democrat campaign could beat Trump in a landslide. You just need to focus on issues and not on antagonizing people who would be voting for you on the issues. Calling everyone a racist, sexist deplorables etc isn't going to win their votes. Showing them how your policies benefit them will win their votes.

*string of conspiracy theories*

Pathetic.

Hillary lost because she wasn't able to communicate hope, change, and a new vision for America when Americans wanted change. She lost for the inverse of the same reasons Obama beat her and went on to win the Presidency twice (and she thought she was entitled then too). Trump, the dumb ass liar, was better able to sell "Make America Great Again" and hope and change, as Hillary sold politics as usual. Bernie was selling change, and he likely would have beat Trump, as all polling at the time was showing. He may still be able to. And it is quite possible that the corporate media fears him more than Trump, which would explain all the media tricks against him outlined in this thread.
 
No. Sanders has been trying to save the party. He sparked and opened the door for the new wave of actually progressives within the Democrat Party, including Warren, AOC, etc, harkening back to FDR. It was Bernie's last campaign that also shifted the Democrats to universal single payer health care as something they are now actually pushing for en masse. It was called a pipe dream initially, even here, as I advocated for it (as well as universal basic income; which I'm hopeful Yang will be opening the door on) then and many here pushed against (but pretended to be liberals). If you want the corporatism Hillary stands for, you may as well join the Republicans.



No. It's Hillary's. Bernie didn't run in the general. Hillary did, and she failed to win the presidency. She needs to own it.

All of which is to say that there are excellent reasons why people may be perceiving a certain bias against him.

The bias against him is not just "perceived". It is clearly demonstrated, in this very thread.

He should not have run as a Dem in 2016 and he certainly should not be running as a Dem now, but that doesn't ever seem to get addressed by any of his supporters.

He has every right to run as a Democrat. Hillary didn't own the party, and nor do you own it.

He's just assumed to have some sort of inviolate right to be crowned king of the Democrats.

No, It is Hillary who thought she was entitled. Bernie has had to scratch and claw his way up. He wasn't married to an ex-president, and he didn't have the party and media backing him against her.

It didn't happen in a vaccuum and judging from the fact that Hillary Clinton won the popular vote by millions--and millions more noted their preference for her, but for various non-partisan reasons didn't vote--and the fact that she holds the record for third largest raw vote of ANY US President--having garnered almost the same number as Obama, the record holder, in 2012, the reasons behind the lower turnout are likewise important.

You can't accept it is because she ran a shitty campaign, but that's what happened.

And it wasn't because people were "tired" of the Clintons, at least not organically. It was because the Russians specifically targeted minorities--young black males in particular--to suppress their voter turnout while at the same time targeting poorly educated white males in rural states to boost theirs.

And that's exactly what resulted in Trump in the WH by the tiniest of voter differentials and in percentages that all of the studies regarding such an information warfare tactic prove out.

Above you told us it could have entirely been Bernie's fault. You can't even keep your lies straight.

Which in turn means, and this is the most important part, it wouldn't matter who the candidate we choose, the exact same tactics will effect the outcome in the same manner. Worse now since the Trump occupation has done exactly nothing to stop the Russians, who have only exponentially increased their reach and subsequently their ability to influence the outcome.

It does so matter who the Democrats choose. Will they choose another corporate Democrat or will they inspire people with a new vision and new deal and get them out to vote? Will they learn from 2016 or repeat it?

they may be able to effect a 4-5% or more, which could be more than enough to tip the scales again and Trump knows it.

The right Democrat campaign could beat Trump in a landslide. You just need to focus on issues and not on antagonizing people who would be voting for you on the issues. Calling everyone a racist, sexist deplorables etc isn't going to win their votes. Showing them how your policies benefit them will win their votes.

*string of conspiracy theories*

Pathetic.

Hillary lost because she wasn't able to communicate hope, change, and a new vision for America when Americans wanted change. She lost for the inverse of the same reasons Obama beat her and went on to win the Presidency twice (and she thought she was entitled then too). Trump, the dumb ass liar, was better able to sell "Make America Great Again" and hope and change, as Hillary sold politics as usual. Bernie was selling change, and he likely would have beat Trump, as all polling at the time was showing. He may still be able to. And it is quite possible that the corporate media fears him more than Trump, which would explain all the media tricks against him outlined in this thread.

I don't support him as he is more to the left than I am. More importantly, I think that he's made it easier for the right wing to condemn democrats casting us all as socialists. However, I welcome his contributions. He brings a lot to the democratic party. My bigger problem is with his followers. The Bernie Bros are contemptible. But even the non-bros are always claiming that Bernie is a victim. The press is against him. The meanies in the democratic "leadership" are against him. It's a conspiracy. There is no conspiracy. There are just some dems who prefer other dems than Bernie.
 
I don't support him as he is more to the left than I am.

I don't support him either, even though I agree with his position statements.
I wish the Dems would nominate Sean fucking Hannity.
He might bleed off a few of the Trumpanzees, and 'most all Dems will vote against Cheato regardless.
 
Jolly Penguin said:
Koy said:
He should not have run as a Dem in 2016 and he certainly should not be running as a Dem now, but that doesn't ever seem to get addressed by any of his supporters.
He has every right to run as a Democrat.

No, he doesn't. No one has a "right" to run as a particular party member.
 
It is a bit more nuanced than that. He has every right to run for President. There are complications when it comes to running for President under a certain party.
 
I do believe he was shafted unfairly by the Democratic leadership in 2016. That doesn't make me a conspiracy theorist.
No. Sanders has been trying to save the party. He sparked and opened the door for the new wave of actually progressives within the Democrat Party, including Warren, AOC, etc, harkening back to FDR. It was Bernie's last campaign that also shifted the Democrats to universal single payer health care as something they are now actually pushing for en masse. It was called a pipe dream initially, even here, as I advocated for it (as well as universal basic income; which I'm hopeful Yang will be opening the door on) then and many here pushed against (but pretended to be liberals). If you want the corporatism Hillary stands for, you may as well join the Republicans.



No. It's Hillary's. Bernie didn't run in the general. Hillary did, and she failed to win the presidency. She needs to own it.



The bias against him is not just "perceived". It is clearly demonstrated, in this very thread.



He has every right to run as a Democrat. Hillary didn't own the party, and nor do you own it.

He's just assumed to have some sort of inviolate right to be crowned king of the Democrats.

No, It is Hillary who thought she was entitled. Bernie has had to scratch and claw his way up. He wasn't married to an ex-president, and he didn't have the party and media backing him against her.

It didn't happen in a vaccuum and judging from the fact that Hillary Clinton won the popular vote by millions--and millions more noted their preference for her, but for various non-partisan reasons didn't vote--and the fact that she holds the record for third largest raw vote of ANY US President--having garnered almost the same number as Obama, the record holder, in 2012, the reasons behind the lower turnout are likewise important.

You can't accept it is because she ran a shitty campaign, but that's what happened.

And it wasn't because people were "tired" of the Clintons, at least not organically. It was because the Russians specifically targeted minorities--young black males in particular--to suppress their voter turnout while at the same time targeting poorly educated white males in rural states to boost theirs.

And that's exactly what resulted in Trump in the WH by the tiniest of voter differentials and in percentages that all of the studies regarding such an information warfare tactic prove out.

Above you told us it could have entirely been Bernie's fault. You can't even keep your lies straight.

Which in turn means, and this is the most important part, it wouldn't matter who the candidate we choose, the exact same tactics will effect the outcome in the same manner. Worse now since the Trump occupation has done exactly nothing to stop the Russians, who have only exponentially increased their reach and subsequently their ability to influence the outcome.

It does so matter who the Democrats choose. Will they choose another corporate Democrat or will they inspire people with a new vision and new deal and get them out to vote? Will they learn from 2016 or repeat it?

they may be able to effect a 4-5% or more, which could be more than enough to tip the scales again and Trump knows it.

The right Democrat campaign could beat Trump in a landslide. You just need to focus on issues and not on antagonizing people who would be voting for you on the issues. Calling everyone a racist, sexist deplorables etc isn't going to win their votes. Showing them how your policies benefit them will win their votes.

*string of conspiracy theories*

Pathetic.

Hillary lost because she wasn't able to communicate hope, change, and a new vision for America when Americans wanted change. She lost for the inverse of the same reasons Obama beat her and went on to win the Presidency twice (and she thought she was entitled then too). Trump, the dumb ass liar, was better able to sell "Make America Great Again" and hope and change, as Hillary sold politics as usual. Bernie was selling change, and he likely would have beat Trump, as all polling at the time was showing. He may still be able to. And it is quite possible that the corporate media fears him more than Trump, which would explain all the media tricks against him outlined in this thread.

I don't support him as he is more to the left than I am. More importantly, I think that he's made it easier for the right wing to condemn democrats casting us all as socialists. However, I welcome his contributions. He brings a lot to the democratic party. My bigger problem is with his followers. The Bernie Bros are contemptible. But even the non-bros are always claiming that Bernie is a victim. The press is against him. The meanies in the democratic "leadership" are against him. It's a conspiracy. There is no conspiracy. There are just some dems who prefer other dems than Bernie.
 
I do believe he was shafted unfairly by the Democratic leadership in 2016. That doesn't make me a conspiracy theorist.
No. Sanders has been trying to save the party. He sparked and opened the door for the new wave of actually progressives within the Democrat Party, including Warren, AOC, etc, harkening back to FDR. It was Bernie's last campaign that also shifted the Democrats to universal single payer health care as something they are now actually pushing for en masse. It was called a pipe dream initially, even here, as I advocated for it (as well as universal basic income; which I'm hopeful Yang will be opening the door on) then and many here pushed against (but pretended to be liberals). If you want the corporatism Hillary stands for, you may as well join the Republicans.



No. It's Hillary's. Bernie didn't run in the general. Hillary did, and she failed to win the presidency. She needs to own it.



The bias against him is not just "perceived". It is clearly demonstrated, in this very thread.



He has every right to run as a Democrat. Hillary didn't own the party, and nor do you own it.



No, It is Hillary who thought she was entitled. Bernie has had to scratch and claw his way up. He wasn't married to an ex-president, and he didn't have the party and media backing him against her.

It didn't happen in a vaccuum and judging from the fact that Hillary Clinton won the popular vote by millions--and millions more noted their preference for her, but for various non-partisan reasons didn't vote--and the fact that she holds the record for third largest raw vote of ANY US President--having garnered almost the same number as Obama, the record holder, in 2012, the reasons behind the lower turnout are likewise important.

You can't accept it is because she ran a shitty campaign, but that's what happened.

And it wasn't because people were "tired" of the Clintons, at least not organically. It was because the Russians specifically targeted minorities--young black males in particular--to suppress their voter turnout while at the same time targeting poorly educated white males in rural states to boost theirs.

And that's exactly what resulted in Trump in the WH by the tiniest of voter differentials and in percentages that all of the studies regarding such an information warfare tactic prove out.

Above you told us it could have entirely been Bernie's fault. You can't even keep your lies straight.

Which in turn means, and this is the most important part, it wouldn't matter who the candidate we choose, the exact same tactics will effect the outcome in the same manner. Worse now since the Trump occupation has done exactly nothing to stop the Russians, who have only exponentially increased their reach and subsequently their ability to influence the outcome.

It does so matter who the Democrats choose. Will they choose another corporate Democrat or will they inspire people with a new vision and new deal and get them out to vote? Will they learn from 2016 or repeat it?

they may be able to effect a 4-5% or more, which could be more than enough to tip the scales again and Trump knows it.

The right Democrat campaign could beat Trump in a landslide. You just need to focus on issues and not on antagonizing people who would be voting for you on the issues. Calling everyone a racist, sexist deplorables etc isn't going to win their votes. Showing them how your policies benefit them will win their votes.

*string of conspiracy theories*

Pathetic.

Hillary lost because she wasn't able to communicate hope, change, and a new vision for America when Americans wanted change. She lost for the inverse of the same reasons Obama beat her and went on to win the Presidency twice (and she thought she was entitled then too). Trump, the dumb ass liar, was better able to sell "Make America Great Again" and hope and change, as Hillary sold politics as usual. Bernie was selling change, and he likely would have beat Trump, as all polling at the time was showing. He may still be able to. And it is quite possible that the corporate media fears him more than Trump, which would explain all the media tricks against him outlined in this thread.

I don't support him as he is more to the left than I am. More importantly, I think that he's made it easier for the right wing to condemn democrats casting us all as socialists. However, I welcome his contributions. He brings a lot to the democratic party. My bigger problem is with his followers. The Bernie Bros are contemptible. But even the non-bros are always claiming that Bernie is a victim. The press is against him. The meanies in the democratic "leadership" are against him. It's a conspiracy. There is no conspiracy. There are just some dems who prefer other dems than Bernie.

In what ways was he shafted? I get it that some in the democratic leadership were meanies to him. I want the democrats to be just neutral and allow the person with the greatest chance to win the nomination. But people are people. People tend to favor those whom they know and trust. Sanders was a new commodity. Like Bill Clinton and Obama, it's not easy to be an outsider and pull off the upset. But BC and Obama were able to, and wound up being much stronger due to that adversity. Sanders did not.
 
In what ways was he shafted? I get it that some in the democratic leadership were meanies to him. I want the democrats to be just neutral and allow the person with the greatest chance to win the nomination. But people are people. People tend to favor those whom they know and trust. Sanders was a new commodity. Like Bill Clinton and Obama, it's not easy to be an outsider and pull off the upset. But BC and Obama were able to, and wound up being much stronger due to that adversity. Sanders did not.
Superdelegates

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From the Washington Post the other day. Cannot make this shit up:

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In what ways was he shafted? I get it that some in the democratic leadership were meanies to him. I want the democrats to be just neutral and allow the person with the greatest chance to win the nomination. But people are people. People tend to favor those whom they know and trust. Sanders was a new commodity. Like Bill Clinton and Obama, it's not easy to be an outsider and pull off the upset. But BC and Obama were able to, and wound up being much stronger due to that adversity. Sanders did not.
Superdelegates

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You had to really dig deep for that one! Wyoming is a quirky state that has an election system that makes the Electoral College seem fair:

https://www.pri.org/stories/2016-04...-sanders-won-wyoming-still-tied-delegate-race

So, if you think that Sanders got screwed by the Wyoming system, do you also believe that HRC got screwed by the EC? Are you trying to say that elections should only be decided by popular vote? If so, I agree. But then HRC wins the democratic nomination and the presidency.
 
You had to really dig deep for that one! Wyoming is a quirky state that has an election system that makes the Electoral College seem fair:

https://www.pri.org/stories/2016-04...-sanders-won-wyoming-still-tied-delegate-race

So, if you think that Sanders got screwed by the Wyoming system, do you also believe that HRC got screwed by the EC? Are you trying to say that elections should only be decided by popular vote? If so, I agree. But then HRC wins the democratic nomination and the presidency.

When did I say that superdelegates were the only way that Bernie was shafted by the Democratic party? It's just one example, and Wyoming wasn't much of a dig (first page in Google images, Hawaii is another example).

Remember when the only piece of Sanders merchandise at the 2016 DNC convention was a caricature of him as a rat-faced Jew on a shirt, while Clinton had fucking sunbeams coming out of her head like Chairman Mao?

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