Eric GarlandVerified account

Hey @TomPerez, How about you get the Non-Democrat out of any functions of the actual party. Thanks.

They need to boot Bernie & find someone better than Perez to lead the party.

Bernie Bros are to democrats what the Tea Party were to republicans and we see where that got them. Dont need mixed messages, need unity.

People can't have differences of opinion? We must all conform to the hivemind or be thrown out?

At the end of all deliberations and debates the party puts forth one candidate and needs everyones support, no fractures like last time.

Sounds like fascism.

Exchange of ideas is what our country was built on. All i'm saying is we do not need a fractured base like last election. Need 1 candidate.

BernieBot attack coming in 3, 2, 1...

And doesn't that just say a lot?

Damn there's a lot of whining in this thread. Harris is a badass, and I would support her 100% as the Democratic nominee, but that /1

doesn't mean she's not a little corporate and a little calculated for my tastes. I'm not comfortable with the way the establishment wing /2

of the party is comfortable with the wealthy interests that have been screwing the rest of the country. That doesn't make me a bot, or a /3

racist, or a misogynist. I'm a pragmatic progressive, and I believe a more populist approach will spread that message better than a /4

careful corporate one. Wealthy interests aren't the devil, but it's sensible for them to co-opt both parties to write the rules in their /5

favor. I don't think Sen. Harris works for them, I just don't see her as much of a populist firebrand. We need to cut this resentment /6

because we like his policy proposals

He's great at proposing things. Often good things. Not so good at detailing how they would work or getting them enacted

He's been a politician - and a good one - for decades. Vermont is consistently at or near top rankings in health care and education.

He is an awesome rep for his state.

From the response of millions of people around the nation, excellent health care, public education, and decent wages are hot tickets.

They've always been hot tickets for liberals, but wanting something and being able to get it don't always go together.

One thing the millennial movement proved is that these things might be easier to get than any of us thought. Feeling optimistic.

If they were so easy to get don't you thinking some of them would've been done already? Vermont is a tiny state vs rest of nation