Yeah, that’s the worst part. That they don’t realize they’re using right-wing talking points kills my motivation to keep volunteering for Bernie because it seems insurmountable/pointless.

The comments here are a great example.

We should all not give a fuck, rather than suggesting politicians keep doing the same old shit they’ve always done, as so many people here are happy to do.

I really like your comment because you perfectly articulated a thought I’ve been inner monologuing for months.

As a volunteer I feel I can confidently say that it’s not that black people disagree with him... Everyone is allowed their own opinion.

Please stop speaking for all of us. I see this constantly in relation to Clinton, and it’s infuriating. Your opinions are not my opinions (and vice versa) just because we’re both minorities.

...I can’t tell if this is sarcasm.

Thank you, thank you, thank you!

To be sincere though, if one compares Hillary Clinton’s ‘issues’ page and Bernie Sanders’ ‘issues’ page, you’ll notice that Bernie’s provides (generally) far more details. And I say ‘generally’ because I didn’t directly compare every issue, but of the ones I checked Bernie’s got more details.

(This was a reply to someone else, but I think it still works as a reply to your comment, too.)

Polling shows that Clinton and Sanders are within the margin of error when it comes to um... “Young boys.”

Sincerely, when is the GOP right about anything?

Just doing my part!

He asked for the DNC to schedule/negotiate three new debates.

The problem isn’t that Bernie doesn’t want to debate - it’s that the DNC didn’t want to add any new debates and the Clinton campaign wouldn’t agree to more debates, but now that New Hampshire is coming up, Hillary Clinton is suddenly super interested in more debates.

I highly doubt those are Bernie supporters. I volunteer for the campaign and I’m never around anyone who thinks that way.

Cecile Richards’daughter works for the Clinton campaign. And the guy currently in charge at HRC used to work for Bill Clinton in the 90s.

Have you actually looked at the proposal and the tax rates? Most people would be saving money. I’ve had no trouble selling people on Medicare-for-All, even with people who seemed hostile at first.

Polling shows that Medicare-for-All is more popular than the ACA.

...when negotiations between the DNC and the Dem campaigns over the debate schedule got underway in earnest, the Clinton camp’s preference was to have only four debates, one in each of the early contest states of Iowa, New Hampshire, Nevada and South Carolina...