I think she's speaking for a lot of us who have watched Bernie act as a divider, not a uniter, within the Democratic party. He is selfish.
Dear @JoyAnnReid,
Are you really speaking for 10 million people?
90% of us are lifelong Democrats, voted/donated to Obama, other Demshttps://twitter.com/joyannreid/status/874343847756800000 …
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The Democratic party has been divided since Bill Clinton, can't blame Bernie or Nader on that. The Democratic party failed the working class
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The Democratic party didn't win in 08, it was Obama with his promise to change.
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Exactly, Obama campaigned like he was Bernie, that's why he won!
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While they had similar economic messages, Obama does not equal Bernie. Bernie is not as well-rounded as Obama was.
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Obama had lots of us fooled, talking like Bernie or even better, but entire cabinet picked by Citibank, huge 2008 Wall Street handout...
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Even Obama said he woulda been a moderate R in the 80s. THAT'S the current D party, and that ain't progressive. http://www.salon.com/2016/05/17/noam_chomsky_the_democratic_party_is_now_composed_of_moderate_republicans_partner/ …
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She's certainly speaking for me. Thanks
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And yet independents don't have their own primaries. So you're cool with having no vote and no say over which of two candidates we elect?
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As ridiculous as you letting someone else limit your options for president? This is why some states are pushing for open primaries
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SERIOUSLY not being snarky here, but if you did what Sanders asked, then her tweet wasn't aimed at you.
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That's not what her tweet says at all.
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"Bernie and his supporters" not "some of his supporters"
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only ~7% of eligible voters selected Hillary in the Dem primary, and they want to blame Sanders supporters for losing the general.
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I don't understand all the animus for Bernie. I just don't. Livable wage, health insurance, Dodd Frank. All great positions.
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Well said. Lifelong democrat, voted for Clinton, Obama, and HRC - but I'd appreciate a Democratic Party that is more progressive.
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