Dems ripping into each other over Sanders - Hillary

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[vooch]

Freepers check Out comments section of this article. Its a example of the bloodthirsty struggle going on within the Dem party. The Liberals are Falling apart

http://www.politico.com/story/2016/05/bernie-sanders-democratic-party-223280

[Huck]

I recently spoke with a scruffy liberal friend I hadn’t seen in a long time (because if you’re not on Facebook you don’t exist for some people.)

Anyway, he said he absolutely WILL NOT vote for Hillary. Hard to say if that will really be the case in the moment of truth. He would never vote for Trump, but I could see him sitting it out.

[Maverick68]

I am LOVING it:
Like Dr. Frankenstein, the Left created these monsters and now they are turning against their masters.
The problem with this “new breed” of Democrats is that they are 100%, true believers in the propaganda they have been fed for years.
The Democrat establishment are simply greedy, nasty ole’ Capitalists in Socialists clothing who use the mantra to control people whilst this new breed are brainwashed and don’t get the “wink wink, say no more” of the old guard Dems who LOVE living like Kings and leaving carbon footprints like Godzilla.

[Flick Lives]

The MSM was hoping for a brokered convention. It may get its wish. Of course, they thought the brokered convention would be on the Right and not the Left.

[meatloaf]

Based on the primaries the only enthusiasm of any import lies with Sanders’ supporters. I’m hoping Sanders runs as an independent and Perots Hillary if she survives loosing the FBI lottery to garner the Democrat nomination.

It’s nice to see Hillary running the gauntlet knowing the worse is still ahead of her.

[grania]

For the dem leadership, you can't fix stupid. The turning point for Republican voting fodder was the Colorado delegate situation. Instead of using it as a cautionary lesson, the Dem leadership, it seems, rigged the process when they already had a sure win for the nomination.

Now, what happens if Sanders supporters contest a whole lot of questionable situations? What if the Super Delegates are held accountable by voters?

[Huck]

It’s nice to see Hillary running the gauntlet knowing the worse is still ahead of her.

It's going to be fun to watch. I honestly don't even think it's going to be that tough for Trump. I think he's going to annihilate her quickly.

[arthurus]

Communists have loud noisy recriminating fights for leadership and purity, with one section anathematizing and expelling another section which then withers away or becomes another Communist Party. It is part of being Communists. But they manage to succeed in overthrowing governments by violence or vote all the same.

[arthurus]

Sanders is highly unlikely to run as an independent. The Clintons still can handle things as they did in Arkansas.

[arthurus]

knowing the worst is still ahead of her

or

knowing that worse is still ahead of her

[meatloaf]

Thanks! At my age I think I need a remedial English class.

[rdcbn]

What we are seeing in this election is both political parties, democrat and republican alike, try to ram their Establishment selected and ordained candidate down the throats of the American people who want nothing to do with either them

The big difference is that the Republican Establishment choice of Jeb Bush would not gave been a bad one if Bush had not “evolved” into a liberal lunatic over the years.

Hillary is just flat corrupt and incompetent and has a past history of serious malevolent sociopathic behavior.

She and Obama are both examples of why homosexuals have ostracized, and ultimately purged from politics in the past due to their behavior

[meatloaf]

Sanders isn’t important. His supporters and their reaction to his upcoming dismissal by the Democrat party will play a big part in the election results.

[gasport]

Can’t we all just get along?

;^)

[arthurus]

I have seen this particular error becoming common. When an error, even as a typo, occurs on FR, it is often taken up as some sort of trendy thing that it is cool to copy. Either that or the familiarity with grammar and spelling is so woeful that people see an error and think, oh, that’s how to say it! The problem is that grammar has not been taught in the public schools for several generations. The existence of grammar rules is deemed offensive to the primary Democrat voting base and had to end. Unfortunately most people still don’t think enough of their children to homeschool.

[gasport]

H? will drink to that.

[certrtwngnut]

I’m 75 years old. I went to catholic grammar school and was taught by nuns. I also went to a good strict public high school. I got what would be considered a good education. I never could and still don’t understand grammar. Not because I am dumb but because I simply don’t get it. Never have and probably never will. I am just trying to stick up for people like me. I am not trying to defend todays poor educational system. But I do agree with you on the homeschooling. Buy the weigh I did not have to use spillchuck to send this.

[onona]

Of course, they thought the brokered convention would be on the Right and not the Left.

It's more like this: They thought the brokered convention would be on the Left, and the radically insane Left.

There ain't no "Right" anymore

[SamAdams76]

How ironic that just a few weeks ago, many of us here were fretting over the possibility of a contested and disruptive convention on the Republican side. Trump's complete takeover of the Republican Party the week of May 3 was so sudden and breathtaking that it still hasn't sunk in with many of us.

On the other hand, I think many of us underestimate the chaos that is going on on the Democrat side. This was supposed to be a cakewalk for Crooked Hillary. The fix was in from the very beginning and no serious competition was expected. Bernie Sanders was initially seen as a harmless contender who was not a serious contender and who would quickly get swept aside as the primary voting began.

While it is true that Crooked Hillary is mathematically a sure bet to obtain the necessary delegates for the nomination, a coronation it will not be. She is limping to the finish line and every time Bernie picks off another primary state, it is another kick in the stomach.

As it stands right now, Bernie will have almost equal the amount of won delegates at the convention (minus the super delegates) and this convention will be as much Bernie's as Crooked Hillary's.

This has to be eating away at Crooked Hillary.

Donald Trump will go to his convention as the star attraction. He already has the best people in the business putting it together and it is sure to be a national extravaganza never before seen in national politics. The ratings will positively be through the roof.

Crooked Hillary is going to have to share the convention spotlight with Bernie Sanders. Bernie has earned it. He has the most passionate following and they will demand, DEMAND that Bernie's agenda be given center stage at the convention and perhaps even a place on the ticket. This is NOT going to be Crooked Hillary's convention and there will NOT be a coronation.

While Crooked Hillary's campaign has been a soul-crushing affair, Donald Trump sucks the oxygen out of every room he enters. He dominates the news cycle like nobody has ever done before. He will OWN this general election. The contrast between the two will soon be exposed for all to see. We will have HIGH ENERGY Donald Trump doing rallies in football stadiums and giving interviews to everybody he sees. Meanwhile, Crooked Hillary will be paraded out for carefully scripted appearances in tightly controlled environments. Mostly though, she will be cocooned behind her handlers and will be taking a lot of naps while Donald Trump runs circles around her.

[rhinohunter]

That’s what happens when the “leader” of your party is a sock-puppet with zero leadership abilities. I bet barky hasn’t contacted either campaign in weeks or even months.