Posted on 07/26/2016 7:55:34 PM PDT by Helicondelta
Diehard supporters of Sen. Bernard Sanders stormed media tents and staged a sit-in Tuesday night minutes after Hillary Clinton officially claimed the partys presidential nomination, injecting another round of drama into the convention and pouring cold water on claims Democrats are fully uniting behind their White House nominee.
Hundreds of Sanders backers, most carrying signs backing their candidate, conducted what seemed to be a well-coordinated march from the Wells Fargo Center to the media tents just outside the arena. They said that party officials were trying to confiscate Sanders signs inside Wells Fargo
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bernie let his movement die. nobody will remember any of the planks he worked out - especially the Crooked One. He should have torn down the house.
Heck, I would have sold them out for a lot less!
Time warps tear the old rats up.
I got news for the Bernbots, Crazy Bernie's spent that money and whatever is leftover goes toward zeroing out his debt.
And he did fold.
With (1) that kind of convention support, (2) that Hillary Clinton did not win enough delegates obtained by voters and (3) there was a chance super delegates could have been turned.
It was a good chance he had. But he quit.
Bernie has to go write-in and why aren’t the Bern-bots pushing for that right now?!!
Guy is such a plodder.
I think that you are on the right track. But like Ted Cruz transferred $500K to Carly Fiorina’s campaign after she had suspended her efforts, you can bet that the price for Bernie’s cave and subsequent support for Hillary was HIS campaign debt. Oh, and BTW, Bernie needs a personal plane to carry him from place to place while the general election campaigning is going on.
Perfect!
Gee I wonder why we didn’t hear much about this in the msm?
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