NICE! Sanders thread

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KimPetras

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He don't attack Hillary because he is afraid of her and she is a left-wing loon like he is... he is brutal against conservatives and so are his followers ... except for you of course Kim :)
Sanders disagrees with many conservatives but I hardly think he is "brutal" towards them. His supporters, perhaps, there are bad apples in every bunch. But if Sanders disagreeing by highlighting his difference in ideology with Trump and conservatives is "brutal" by your standards, I wonder what word you'd use to describe Trump attacking people in his own party as well as the Democrats.

I don't think Sanders is afraid of Hillary at all. I think he is campaigning honorably even if he would be more effect attacking her. He wants to win not by making better one-line attacks/sound bites, but rather on what he stands for and against. To his demise, he is running his campaign this way.
 
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Mitspa

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Sanders disagrees with many conservatives but I hardly think he is "brutal" towards them. His supporters, perhaps, there are bad apples in every bunch. But if Sanders disagreeing by highlighting his difference in ideology with Trump and conservatives is "brutal" by your standards, I wonder what word you'd use to describe Trump attacking people in his own party as well as the Democrats.

I don't think Sanders is afraid of Hillary at all. I think he is campaigning honorably even if he would be more effect attacking her. He wants to win not by making better one-line attacks/sound bites, but rather on what he stands for and against. To his demise, he is running his campaign this way.
Now you just paly word games... he is no different than other politicians ...he is just afraid to attack Hillary
 
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KimPetras

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Now you just paly word games... he is no different than other politicians ...he is just afraid to attack Hillary
I don't mean to play word games at all. I just see it differently than you. Hillary certainly feels attacked by the Sanders camp when all he is doing is highlighting the differences between he and her political ideologies and stating historical facts. I don't think that's attacking, so I agree with you and disagree with Hillary, but I respect Bernie's decision to run an honorable campaign where he "attacks" on substantive issues and not personal issues irrelevant to politics (see Trump posting Ted's wife for example).
 

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Now you just paly word games... he is no different than other politicians ...he is just afraid to attack Hillary

other politicians, particularly those in the GOP, have gleefully attacked Hilary for a decade or more. if Sanders does not -- no word game here -- that makes him decidedly different.

Clinton has been promoting the idea that he's "about to go negative!" in NY, trying desperately to get people not to like him. her campaign is making false accusations like this, and like saying he agrees with Trump's sexist remarks, lying about his voting record, or claiming that he's singling her out over taking superpac money when he's been vocally against all superpacs practically since they were invented, while at the same time basically plagiarizing his stump speeches because he's actually not like 'every other politician.'

if he was like everyone else, he'd be attacking her all the time, always talking about her FBI investigation and her husband and her pantsuits.
if he was like every other politician, he wouldn't have such a consistent record. he wouldn't be so darned honest. he for sure would have distanced himself from the word 'socialist' since it causes so much misunderstanding.

Sanders has nothing to 'fear' about attacking Hilary -- there are an awful lot of very legitimate, negative things he could say. the thing is i guess, he seems to have a lot of other things he'd rather say while he's finally getting some attention.
 
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Mitspa

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other politicians, particularly those in the GOP, have gleefully attacked Hilary for a decade or more. if Sanders does not -- no word game here -- that makes him decidedly different.

Clinton has been promoting the idea that he's "about to go negative!" in NY, trying desperately to get people not to like him. her campaign is making false accusations like this, and like saying he agrees with Trump's sexist remarks, lying about his voting record, or claiming that he's singling her out over taking superpac money when he's been vocally against all superpacs practically since they were invented, while at the same time basically plagiarizing his stump speeches because he's actually not like 'every other politician.'

if he was like everyone else, he'd be attacking her all the time, always talking about her FBI investigation and her husband and her pantsuits.
if he was like every other politician, he wouldn't have such a consistent record. he wouldn't be so darned honest. he for sure would have distanced himself from the word 'socialist' since it causes so much misunderstanding.

Sanders has nothing to 'fear' about attacking Hilary -- there are an awful lot of very legitimate, negative things he could say. the thing is i guess, he seems to have a lot of other things he'd rather say while he's finally getting some attention.
Bernie is not a different kind of politician, because he don't attack Hillary ..the reason he don't is because he is afraid of her and afraid he will be shunned in the Democratic party... he is a vicious politician ..just like the rest.
 

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Looks like yall gon be waiting for a mighty long time, then:p
yes now the GOP are talking about nominating Paul Ryan?? who isn't even on the ticket??

what a big smack in the face to everyone who voted in a republican primary that would be :p
maybe they finally noticed how badly Trump & Cruz both lose in head-to-head polling vs Clinton, and how much worse vs Sanders.
 
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KimPetras

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Bernie is not a different kind of politician, because he don't attack Hillary ..the reason he don't is because he is afraid of her and afraid he will be shunned in the Democratic party... he is a vicious politician ..just like the rest.
I'm willing to hear your argument about Bernie being afraid and "shunned" by the Democratic party. What reasoning do you have to suggest this?
 
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Mitspa

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I don't mean to play word games at all. I just see it differently than you. Hillary certainly feels attacked by the Sanders camp when all he is doing is highlighting the differences between he and her political ideologies and stating historical facts. I don't think that's attacking, so I agree with you and disagree with Hillary, but I respect Bernie's decision to run an honorable campaign where he "attacks" on substantive issues and not personal issues irrelevant to politics (see Trump posting Ted's wife for example).
Bernie will run like all Democrats do..if he gets the nomination ? Which the Democratic party will never allow. Not bringing up Hillarys crimes, is not a moral position, its a immoral position Sanders has chosen to take and shows lack of character.
 
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psychomom

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i only just (and just now) read the OP, so, late as usual. :)

i have to say after watching many of the debates, Sanders is just... well, like-able.

i didn't expect to like him, but to my consternation (;)), i do.
the only other candidate i didn't see behaving childishly at some point was Kasich.
(i didn't see everything...just going by what i did see. :))
 
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Mitspa

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I'm willing to hear your argument about Bernie being afraid and "shunned" by the Democratic party. What reasoning do you have to suggest this?
Its evident ... why do you like to debate issues to death?
 

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Bernie is not a different kind of politician, because he don't attack Hillary ..the reason he don't is because he is afraid of her and afraid he will be shunned in the Democratic party... he is a vicious politician ..just like the rest.
got any evidence of that?

do share. this guy is already "shunned" by the DNC. what exactly do you think he stands to lose?
superdelegates? airtime? a potential position in a Clinton white house? lol.
 
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KimPetras

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yes now the GOP are talking about nominating Paul Ryan?? who isn't even on the ticket??

what a big smack in the face to everyone who voted in a republican primary that would be :p
maybe they finally noticed how badly Trump & Cruz both lose in head-to-head polling vs Clinton, and how much worse vs Sanders.
What's interesting is that I have family that will be/are voting for Trump (unfortunately), but they would switch to Sanders if the Republican convention screws Trump out of the nomination. On one hand I think it's unfair to Trump (even if I dislike him) but on the other, it would gain more support for Sanders. The irony, I don't think Sanders wants to win that way (by the Republicans screwing Trump and taking some of his votes).
 

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Its evident ... why do you like to debate issues to death?
It's the youthful thirst to have all the answers. Lot's of knowledge in ones head but no real experience with which to apply it.
 
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Mitspa

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got any evidence of that?

do share. this guy is already "shunned" by the DNC. what exactly do you think he stands to lose?
superdelegates? airtime? a potential position in a Clinton white house? lol.
I have seen sanders attack conservatives with hateful and vicious speech ..the guy is no different than any politician ...He is just afraid of Hillary
 

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Bernie will run like all Democrats do..if he gets the nomination ? Which the Democratic party will never allow. Not bringing up Hillarys crimes, is not a moral position, its a immoral position Sanders has chosen to take and shows lack of character.
tell me more about how it's immoral - from a Christian standpoint - not to accuse, judge and condemn someone .. ?
is this what that Trump version of christianity teaches about morality? because i might have eaten the wrong "little cracker"
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Mitspa

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tell me more about how it's immoral - from a Christian standpoint - not to accuse, judge and condemn someone .. ?
is this what that Trump version of christianity teaches about morality? because i might have eaten the wrong "little cracker"
:eek:
Hillary is a criminal and needs to be brought to justice ...Bernie is helping to cover for her and wont even mention her crimes because he is a coward.
 

posthuman

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Hillary is a criminal and needs to be brought to justice ...Bernie is helping to cover for her and wont even mention her crimes because he is a coward.

is it your opinion that everyone who doesn't spend their time publicly accusing her of crimes is "helping to cover her" and "a coward" ?

i think you just want him to be "like every other politician" so it'll be easier to dismiss him. if he was attacking her, you'd be in here in this NICE! Sanders thread posting about how he's just running a smear campaign against one of the most unpopular politicians in the country, so of course he's got momentum; anyone could do that.
but he's not. and he still has a lot of momentum. what's up with that?
 
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KimPetras

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Its evident ... why do you like to debate issues to death?
We're both on a news forum talking about politics. I figured you enjoyed discussion about it. I just wanted to hear your argument and be open-minded to a counter opinion.

When someone makes statements that I find especially untrue, I don't want to personally insult them or be condescending towards them... I just want to hear where they are coming from so I can understand their point of view better. At worst, I come away understanding the differing opinion but still disagree. At best, you could win me over in the discussion.
 
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