Shaun KingVerified account

I loved Bernie before I loathed him. People change their minds, it's allowed.

Of course. I am surprised to hear that about Bernie though. Expound if you don't mind.

Sure! I voted for him in my primary, but he lost me at calling PP the establishment, telling Andrea Mitchel not to "moan to me" & doubling..

Doubling down on calling Clinton "unqualified". Also not reining in the Bros who then made life online and off horrific for HRC suppoters

And maybe the last is bitterness, but I never saw him examining latent sexism within himself or his revolution

I'm with her. I went hard for Bernie in the primary, but in the midst of the greatest crisis in our nation's history, he's been divisive.

That the dem party was trying to get an actual dem as their nominee isn't surprising, and I didn't label him divisive in my tweets.

Before Bernie destroyed the party he was a helpful figure.

So Bernie did that, not politicians more beholden to money than their constituents?

If you think that's what happened then why didn't he win? If you say fraud then you've lost me.

You said he "destroyed the party"...how? Singlehandedly?

not sure if "pointing to the cracks" constitutes destroying the party

If one man can destroy an entire political party it doesn't say much for that party.

He's still trying apparently targets are Kamala Harris and Cory Booker. I'm not worried since Our Revolution seems to be electoral poison

Since when is criticizing politicians "targeting?" They should be able to withstand criticism if they want to run. You should be more +

C'mon , nobody wants to see this journalist on journalist hate.

(1/2) I think the motive is the current aggressive attempt by the democratic establishment to discredit Bernie and the progressive movement

What progressive movement? All I've heard is constant bitching about 2016 and "Bernie would have won."

Restructure superdelegates n2 a less shady process would b great start. Replace Tom w @keithellison & see $$$ pour in. Accept loss of ctrl.