SANDERS 2020 is seriously dangerous <3

[liminalOyster]

Surprising candidate draws support deep in Trump country
In Eastern Kentucky, the hosts of the Trillbilly Workers Party podcast ridicule the Democratic Party and praise 2020 candidate Bernie Sanders.
https://www.cnn.com/videos/politics/201 ... ve-pkg.cnn

Duh

[JackRiddler]

Sanders plummets to first place~! I'm sure some here will be disappoint [sic]. Alas, no worries, "we already have the next GATE, ready"!

https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/senior-deutsche-bank-exec-linked-millions-donald-trump-loans-commits-suicide

Yep. They appear to have successfully and royally fucked Corbyn in the UK. They will have to brace for a hypercapitalist dystopia now, acting as a submissive territory/province of the US. God only knows how they will rape the National Health Service.

Not so fast on that.

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[RocketMan]

Sanders plummets to first place~! I'm sure some here will be disappoint [sic]. Alas, no worries, "we already have the next GATE, ready"!

https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/senior-deutsche-bank-exec-linked-millions-donald-trump-loans-commits-suicide

Yep. They appear to have successfully and royally fucked Corbyn in the UK. They will have to brace for a hypercapitalist dystopia now, acting as a submissive territory/province of the US. God only knows how they will rape the National Health Service.

Not so fast on that.

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I tend to be a little dramatic. But so was the shift in polls! Thank the gods and Sisters of the Universe.

[stickdog99]

Do you ever get the feeling that many polls are being used to manufacture consent and that when this tactic fails, they are the allowed to reflect reality a little better?

"This is simply uncanny! Over the last two weeks, a huge number of swing voters put their fingers into the wind and then just up and decided that their own interests were more somehow important to them than corpora-state media's conflation of criticism of Israel's human rights record with antisemitism!"

[Elvis]

2020numbersdontlie.jpg

[Grizzly]

ROTFLMAO! ... ^^^^True belly laugh here! And much needed, thanks Big E! : I realise it can be viewed as dark humour (Gallows Humour). But I haven't laughed in a while and it just struck the spot... Ty!

[Elvis]

[Grizzly]

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Sanders National Campaign Co-Chair Nina Turner describes why the media is continuing to ignore the Senator and the campaign's Super Tuesday organizing efforts.

[Elvis]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PkHRQ5GbAH0

[liminalOyster]

[liminalOyster]

Coalition of more than 50 progressive groups to endorse Sanders
BY REBECCA KLAR - 12/10/19 08:49 AM EST 288

The Center for Popular Democracy Action, a coalition of more than 50 progressive groups, on Tuesday announced it was endorsing Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) in the Democratic presidential primary race.

Sanders received 75 percent of the votes cast by groups in the coalition’s network to pick a candidate to back in the organization's first-ever presidential endorsement, the group said.

“Bernie Sanders is the powerful movement candidate we need to defeat Donald Trump. From ending mass incarceration and deportations to the $15 minimum wage and Medicare for All, Sanders is working hand-in-hand with our communities to champion the policies that we need to thrive,” Jennifer Epps-Addison, co-executive director and network president of the coalition, said in the announcement.

“The dignity and safety of immigrant communities, communities of color and working-class people are on the ballot in 2020. In endorsing Senator Bernie Sanders, our network has chosen a champion for people who have been historically forced to the margins,” co-executive director Ana Maria Archilla added.

The coalition had narrowed the 15-person field down to three candidates: Sanders, Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) and former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julián Castro (D-Texas) in November.

The vote was later narrowed to Sanders and Warren, the top two after a November vote in which none of the candidates received 60 percent of the vote, the necessary threshold for an endorsement, the organization said.

Center for Popular Democracy has a group of 53 affiliates and partners in 131 cities across 34 states, as well as Puerto Rico and Washington, D.C.

Sanders said he was proud to be endorsed by the organization.

"Together we're going to build a movement for racial, social and economic justice made up of working class Americans that will bring millions of people together and transforms our country so it works for all of us," Sanders tweeted Tuesday.

The endorsement comes as Sanders and Warren continue to battle for progressive endorsements. The senators have broken into the top tier of the race, along with former Vice President Joe Biden and South Bend, Ind., Mayor Pete Buttigieg, who are pitching more moderate agendas.

Warren received the backing of the influential progressive Working Families Party in September. The Working Families Party had endorsed Sanders in his 2016 White House bid.

https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/4 ... se-sanders

[MacCruiskeen]

Incredible thread

David Sirota Verified Account @davidsirota

A request: in the comments, can you please post examples of media outlets omitting or visually misplacing Bernie in reporting on poll numbers. I'm looking for stuff like this from this morning. I'd like examples from anytime during this campaign. Thanks for any help you can be.

08:51 - 12. Dec. 2019

https://twitter.com/davidsirota/status/1205168393025937408

[Elvis]

I've been following that thread! Pretty remarkable.

Incredible thread

David Sirota Verified Account @davidsirota

A request: in the comments, can you please post examples of media outlets omitting or visually misplacing Bernie in reporting on poll numbers. I'm looking for stuff like this from this morning. I'd like examples from anytime during this campaign. Thanks for any help you can be.

08:51 - 12. Dec. 2019

https://twitter.com/davidsirota/status/1205168393025937408

[PufPuf93]

Kind of scary. Looks like a combined effort across media platforms.

[Elvis]

But remember, after all, "Sanders is not a serious candidate."

A Sanders win ought to be in the bag, it will take more than this to stop him. That's what worries me.

Sanders stands out from the others mainly in two ways: 1) the honesty, and 2) the economics.

"The insurance companies can go to Hell." —Bernie Sanders (1992? '96?)