Posted on 01/21/2016 5:07:02 AM PST by IBD editorial writer
fter desperately trying to convince the Democratic base that she's as liberal as Bernie Sanders, Hillary Clinton and her backers are now charging that Sanders is unelectable because he's too extreme.
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Full panic mode.
It shows how far to the extreme left the Democrat party base has moved.
Holy crap!
That’s gonna get Bernie a bump in the polls.
And Biden got in on it too.
Not that I’m a Hillary fan, but I wonder how Sanders can get away with running as a Democrat. After all, he is technically an Independent Socialist, not a Democrat. Very surprised Hillary has not tried to work this angle more aggressively.
Worse, I wonder how Hitlary can run as a FELON...oh, almost forgot,the “establishment” has yet to charge her. Nothing to see there, move along.
Meanwhile they all attack Republicans for not being socialist enough.
Funny how Clinton Campaign is throwing punches at Bernie and Bernie still refused to throw any back....
LOL. Is this the same person who couldn’t explain the difference between a Socialist and a Democrat?
Oh this is too rich. Are we going to have the usual Liberal press scolds come out from under their rocks to angrily denounce Clinton for daring to suggest that a Democrats is really a Socialist?
Oh...this is rich. More popcorn please.
Hillary is as rich as Romney, as old as McCain, as fat as Christie and as honest as 0bama.
Not my line, but worth repeating.
Don’t know if this will help her much except the losers, I mean liberals, who vote for Democrats want socialism but are scraping for another label without the stigma of the truth.
Calling him a Socialist will just gain him 5 more points with today’s Democrat voter.
Kinda like jeb calling DT a junk yard dog, that’s a compliment in my opinion.
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