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mcar
(45,251 posts)26. Yes, the primary voters chose HRC
not Bernie. I can't believe this nonsense is being rehashed here. 
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Another Guardian anti-Establishment Democratic party hit job. Was the Guardian concerned when
lostincalifornia
Thursday
#1
It is too bad the Nina Turners, David Sirotas, Cornell West, Brihana Joy Gray, Jill Steins, etc weren't concerned about
lostincalifornia
Thursday
#12
Ignoring that it was the voters in the primaries who decided who their nominee would be. Unbelievable.
lostincalifornia
Thursday
#21
Don't forget Nader who screwed us over. He supposedly was concerned about the environment.
kerry-is-my-prez
Thursday
#50
Why tag the actions and statements of specific individuals on entire demographics?
PufPuf23
Thursday
#61
Mamdani, AOC and other DSA members should leave party: Dem Rep. Tom Suozzi insists
Celerity
Thursday
#4
Anger over lack of support for Hillary and Kamala should not excuse refusing to support a Democrat in a future election
DBoon
Thursday
#27
Surely the point is that Democratic leaders should endorse Democratic candidates *before* the election?
muriel_volestrangler
Thursday
#19
The argument that will be presented is that he is the only candidate running as a Democrat in that race. The others
lostincalifornia
Thursday
#23
Jeffries and Schumer aren't members of DU. I saw so much Biden bashing here on DU before he dropped out.
LeftInTX
Thursday
#46
Tlaib should be primaried. Luckily, she's not in a leadership role. Those who are should do their job.
muriel_volestrangler
Thursday
#49
I am assuming that we are still talking about Cuomo and Adams in the context of the NYC mayoral election
Glorious bastard
Friday
#102
I am not sure if you are referring to either one of the mayoral candidates.
Glorious bastard
Friday
#103
CNN reporting a meeting is not "innuendo"; anyway: "'I'm collaborating': how New York City's mayor gave in ...
muriel_volestrangler
Yesterday
#116
They're standing against the official Democratic candidate. They are our opponents.
muriel_volestrangler
Yesterday
#120
Registered Democrats often run as independents against the Democratic candidate. Even as write-ins in presidential races
David__77
Friday
#105
The Moderates refusal to endorse candidates insults the young, many minorities and progressives.
PufPuf23
Thursday
#28
Is there a list of offices dem leadership can skip on endorsing cause I thought it was blue no matter who? Thx
uponit7771
Friday
#74
"We have a Democratic nominee. Are we a party who rallies behind our nominee or not?," Ocasio-Cortez,
Emile
Friday
#87
The personal attacks directed at you and others in this thread are really unnecessary, rude.
betsuni
Yesterday
#109
Any Democrat who, when asked, doesn't give full-throated support to strong Democratic primary winners -
Scrivener7
Friday
#89
Mamdani is the Democratic party candidate chosen by the electorate. Adams and Cuomo are running as Independents.
Scrivener7
Friday
#96