His line was:

Nothing more than a cheap ploy. Slay kween

Only bad thing about it is if you start in the middle of the road, you still have to compromise to get it past the Republitards. So with Hillary’s $12, it may end up being $10 and for Bernie it may not be 15 but you can bet it will at-least be $12. You can’t start your position at an already compromised mindset, you…

It was a response to people claiming that he was running an openly sexist campaign, not an unbidden brag. Nobody’s looking for cookies.

Even if you’d accept their genitals in your face for $300k, I think you’d still appreciate being given a choice in the matter.

She also knows how to have three open investigations on her (two State inquiries and one FBI) running at the same time...

(though admittedly Obamas campaign was better and game changing)

I don’t think it is biased to acknowledge that he went from “that guy? LOLZ” to where he is at now. That is a mark of excellent campaigning, no matter who you plan to vote for.

Pretty horrible, but sums up what many Hilary supporters believe. Somehow because I’m a woman I should be voting for Hilary because she’s one as well. Or I’m sexist because I don’t vote for Hilary. Everyone wants to talk about BernieBros, but Clinton supporters are just as bad (if not worse) when it comes to these…

“I see now that the circumstances of one’s birth are irrelevant; it is what you do with the gift of life that determines who you are.”

It’s a really weird narrative considering that Bernie has a longer and better record of effective and bipartisan action in congress. Clinton’s probably better at making the executive branch dance, which is also really important, but this is kinda Bernie’s jam.

If you don’t believe Bernie Sanders can get the nod, I point you to the candidacy of George McGovern. If you don’t believe he can win the presidency, I point you to Jimmy Carter. The history of campaigns for the executive branch is littered with the successes of individuals who were considered party outsiders.

thinkpiece idea: “man who has been in congress for 20 years just doesn’t understand how congress works”

Undecided voter here who is trying hard not to get involved with internecine Democratic turf wars, but-

I'm pretty sure the guy breaking individual donation records is probably not going to drop out. 😂

Would love to see an article about the other side of coin. Anyone who opposes Hillary is automatically called a sexist.

Respectfully, in the primaries we do get to choose between Sanders and Clinton. I also share your SCOTUS concerns, and as it turns out, Bernie actually polls better against many GOP candidates than Hillary.

Also, if you are incapable of understanding the difference between a candidate and a candidate's supporters, maybe stay home on election day.

The problem is people who don’t want to vote for Sanders because of a few people on Twitter. Not of his politics nor policies, but of people on Twitter. It takes real privilege to not vote due to some mean people on Twitter.

Bernie Sanders has some annoying sexist fans.