“The letter is dominated by members on the right of the caucus, such as Jim Cooper of Tennessee and Seth Moulton and Stephen Lynch of Massachusetts. (Cooper is a member of the right-leaning Blue Dog group, and Lynch is famously anti-abortion.)“
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How is it “being accurate” when you have to pretend that he meant something other than what he said. “Well what he meant was...” is not a good defense.
Ruh Roh? Maybe read Splinter?
“Fully 12 percent of people who voted for Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., in the 2016 Democratic presidential primaries voted for President Trump in the general election. That is according to the data from the Cooperative Congressional Election Study — a massive election survey of around 50,000 people. (For perspective, a …
In a speech Sunday, Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) urged attendees to move away from “identity politics” and towards policies aimed at helping the working class.
I love how you “don’t give a shit” about Bernie but you make sure to rush in and say “What he really meant was...” just like a Trump apologist. At least you didn’t claim it was a joke.
It’s drier and hotter.
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