Will Bernie supports help turn the tide of the election?

Ol' Burn feels sabotaged by the DEM party...and he ain't going to take it anymore. He knows Hellery and the DEMS fucked him in 2016 and this time he's taking the gloves off!!
Between Bitten not being radical enough and Burn being off the charts radical they seem to have a serious crisis on their hands.

https://www.redstate.com/bonchie/201...ty-sabotaging/

Yep. And yelling "impeachment" and "reparations" isn't going to fix it.

Yelling anything isn't going to fix it for those two loons ... well ...

... any of them for that matter.

I just love it when the DPST's show their stripes - lock-step political doctrine accompanied by race hate and agism. Biden has no chance - and the radicals will control the nomination for 2020!

are their bats spikey enough????

It's amusing that the title of the OP's article indicates that Bernie is upset that the Democratic Party is "sabotaging" him, while he seems to be on a wide-ranging mission to sabotage it.


Oh, the irony!

I hope Bernie gets the nomination.

He will have an intersting time explaining his real Socialist views and back ground.

He won't fly with middle America

Spent his honeymoon with Soviets in the USSR.

Still waiting for approval from the Bureau of Marriage to bonk his wife.

I hope Bernie gets the nomination. Originally Posted by oeb11

Even Lenny Bruce would see that Bernie will lead the DPST's over the lemming cliff to another election loss for them.

This time DPST will not win the popular vote.

At the other end is social democracy, which is common in Europe. It preserves capitalism, but with stricter regulations and government programs to distribute resources more evenly. Consider Elizabeth Warren: She supports capitalism, but her proposals would remake the American economy in an effort to reduce inequality and guarantee basic needs.

Some of the policy ideas Ms. Warren has promoted in recent months have been hallmarks of her political career. A bankruptcy expert who helped create the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, she has long pushed Democrats to embrace more structural changes to the economy, even at the risk of putting off wealthy donors.