The very articles you cite suggest that the opposition in Venezuela was not so much banned from running as they simply chose to boycott the election.

Why make it about Stein voters when RBG could have very well retired at several points during Obama’s terms? This is on RBG and her ego for putting justice in such a precarious position.

Why are you under the assumption that Sanders won’t change his affiliation to Democrat to run in the primaries? That’s exactly what he did in ‘16.

What are you talking about? WikiLeaks released the Clinton E-mails.

Sanctions are currently imposed on Venezuela exactly because of U.S. interests. I won’t deny that some of the nation’s domestic issues are of the Maduro government, but the nation is not exactly living within a bubble.

Exactly. Obama had a majority in 2013. She should’ve retired then, if not in 2009.

Since when is the far left known for their love of meaningless platitudes?

Yeah, Clinton and Sanders both announced in April of 2015 and that was considered very late.

What are you talking about? These debates are great for the left!

Yes, there were too few debates in 2016 and many were broadcast during the weekends — usually coinciding with a sporting event or other, more popular programming that drew viewership.

How is this the wrong thing? More debates, sooner, is exactly what the Democratic Party needs!

Howard Dean is currently a lobbyist. Progressives would probably be even more upset with him than Perez.

Yeah, I don’t like Shaun of the Dead, but the sequel title is quite good.

Those articles admit the facts, yet present them as if they’re not a clear indictment of Clinton corruption.

France imposed a regressive tax policy in the working-class while cutting taxes for the wealthy. That’s the impetus of the yellow-jacket protests.

Beto chose to sign a pledge not to accept contributions from executives within the oil/gas industry. If it’s really “tilting at windmills,” then why did he bother to sign it in the first place?

Sanders is the most popular politician in the nation. Online comment threads are not an accurate reflection of actual opinion.

Thanks!

Sanders is within a year of Pelosi, who Democrats just insisted is not too young to be Speaker of the House. Ageism is not an adequate disqualifier.

He’s the most popular senator in the United States. The online liberal bubble does not reflect what actual Americans feel about Sanders.