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R34p_Th3_Wh0r1w1nd ago

Doesn't mean the DNC didn't cheat him. They did. He may not have put up a fight over the cheating because of the blackmail. That is beside the point.

The point is the DNC cheated the American public out of a fairly elected candidate, which in the eyes of many amounts to treason.

quantokitty ago

The point is the DNC cheated the American public out of a fairly elected candidate, which in the eyes of many amounts to treason.

This is a fair point, but the rest is not accurate nor laying blame on his doorstep.

According to the email (and I think we should stick to the wording for the purposes of figuring out what went on), even "CRITICIZING" HRC was out of bounds and not in keeping with "the agreement". Think about it.

When did you know a political candidate to be restrained from talking ill about an opponent? Isn't that the whole point of running against someone? But even bringing up the subject of wealth was not in accordance with this mysterious "agreement" that Sanders had with the DNC.

Bernie is dirty. He was working in cahoots with HRC. I really think the power went to his head when he started seeing those numbers. Hence, the email, the physical beatdown, and the reminding him of the blackmail.

I know this disillusions many, but this is about facing truth, not continuing to idolize someone that doesn't deserve it.

Votescam ago

NOTE that it was especially in regard to the WEALTH of Hill/Bill that the objection was made.

That WEALTH raises many questions about Hill/Bill -- not about Bernie Sanders.

quantokitty ago

That's the entire point.