Why Is Hillary attacking Bernie now?

a reply to: Infoshill

That's some news!

a reply to: AndyFromMichigan

plus with sanders and warren having to attend the impeachment charade for god knows how long they may miss the Feb debate and possibly the Iowa causes if Mitch decides to drag his feet leaving only one woman on the debate stage for the dnc as the party of "women and diversity" which is looking entirely too old too white and well too rich for most of the dem base

Hillary should be staying out of politics all this has done is enrage bernies base amused trump supporters to no end and dividing the dems less then a year before the election ,if she enters the race in any form other then an endorsement assume its the dems waving the white flag .

i THINK Hillary wants the dems to loose to trump which will lessen the impact of her loosing to him in 2016 when it was in the bag and she seems to have a real chip on her shoulder regarding sanders and is willing to pretty much poke her nose in to cause what ever chaos she can to at least on appear to be helping Biden as this years DNC chosen one

a reply to: AndyFromMichigan

I did a thread on how corrupted the Quinnipiac University Poll was among all here in the USA when they predicted that Joe Biden would win in a landslide against Trump over a year ago. ATS pulled it. I used simple math to prove their methods are by phone exchange numbers into heavy concentrations of Democrats. Unbiased my arse.

Remember when Limbaugh was touting a landslide back in 2010 for Mitt Romney. I wonder if hes a Democrat operative POS. Haven't listened to him since 2012.

a reply to: YouSir

Deep down Hillary is just like us. Shes a mother, grandmother and what happens in the future does matter. I was told by a former CIA er State Department Federal Agent in 2016 before the election that she would not take our guns away.

a reply to: DBCowboy

You think? Me too. I wrote two prior threads on it. America doesn't want the Green New Deal. Biden's too old and Bernie is Lost In Space Out There.

a reply to: butcherguy

True. I agree.

a reply to: Trueman

Offered her a job. Possibly as Vice President

a reply to: proximo

Either she is still planning to run

Correct and is also muscling in as the Vice Present Candidate.

a reply to: spiritualarchitect

Yes but she still has draw and staying power. Ask Silly from Virginia about that. Whatever illness she had in 2016 has been fixed. Personally, I believe that she had a bad heart valve and had surgery. Same exact symptoms as my mom. They can do the surgery up through the thigh instead of cracking open the rib cage. Once done shes good for another couple of decades.

originally posted by: proximo
a reply to: Waterglass

Bernie for all his many faults is not an establishment tool.

Hillary is as pro establishment as it gets - of course she is opposed to him.

Either she is still planning to run, or she wants Biden or Warren to win who are also establishment tools.

She needs Biden to win, so he can tie up the loose ends, and keep the gravy train flowing. She would have done this had she won.

originally posted by: spiritualarchitect
Imagine Hillary being his vice president

Anyone voting for Bernie would really be voting for his Vice President. Being President at 79 means Bernie may not be around for long. So if they were smart they would be setting up his VP to take over the party.

Which means Hillary should be trying to get him to set her up as his VP. Then, like LBJ, she can have Bernie killed and take over as the official President.

Wow Hillary as VP means she’s one heartbeat away from the Presidency. With Arkancide as a real thing, I Wouldn’t give Joe A 10% chance of living through the first year.

Joe will probably make her his vice president

a reply to: Infoshill

Proving that they aren't just poor losers, the 104 Bernie backers are joined in the class-action lawsuit by 17 others who claim the system of choosing a nominee for the party was rigged and its chair, long-time Clinton insider DWS, is to blame.

When reading this in your RT link, it reminded me of all of the prior speculation talked about in the media how all of the democratic super delegates were pledged to Hillary Clinton long, long before the convention. Long before the convention.

This alone should inform the democrats that they are participating in an agenda driven cabal of political skulduggery to gain political control of the nation, and the members they attract to finance and naively follow are the means to success in their corrupt greedy endeavors. The democratic party could care less what their blind minions think.

Comes right down to it the republican party is the same thing only without the super delegates.

What I haven't considered or research just how these super delegates are selected. Did Debbie Wasserman pick them herself?

originally posted by: Nickn3

originally posted by: spiritualarchitect
Imagine Hillary being his vice president

Anyone voting for Bernie would really be voting for his Vice President. Being President at 79 means Bernie may not be around for long. So if they were smart they would be setting up his VP to take over the party.

Which means Hillary should be trying to get him to set her up as his VP. Then, like LBJ, she can have Bernie killed and take over as the official President.

Wow Hillary as VP means she’s one heartbeat away from the Presidency. With Arkancide as a real thing, I Wouldn’t give Joe A 10% chance of living through the first year.

I think 10% is pretty generous of you.

Hillary is giving off a magnitude of bitterness and coldness that would cause a paranormal investigator's meter to explode. I'm not even sure a trained exorcist could send this political ghost on her way. She refuses to leave us all alone.

Shrillary’s clearly still bitter about losing in 2016, but she also represents the wealthy dem establishment that’s feeling more and more threatened by Bernie and their inability to control him.

Well it looks like Warren's attacks and Hillary's comments have had the opposite effect of what was intended. A new CNN poll now has Bernie leading the field with 27%.

Why Is Hillary attacking Bernie now?

Cause she's going to run in 2020.

Between running her mouth and her 'documentary' on Hulu.

That vulture just don't know when to fade in to obscurity.

Comes right down to it the republican party is the same thing only without the super delegates.

a reply to: CharlesT

I stand corrected, by my own hand no less.
The republican party does have their own super delegates after all.

en.wikipedia.org...

In American politics, a superdelegate is an unpledged delegate to the Democratic National Convention who is seated automatically and chooses for themselves for whom they vote. These Democratic Party superdelegates (who make up slightly under 15% of all convention delegates) include elected officials and party activists and officials.

Democratic superdelegates are free to support any candidate for the presidential nomination. This contrasts with pledged delegates who are selected based on the party primaries and caucuses in each U.S. state, in which voters choose among candidates for the party's presidential nomination. On August 25, 2018, the Democratic National Committee agreed to reduce the influence of superdelegates by generally preventing them from voting on the first ballot at the Democratic National Convention, allowing their votes only in a contested nomination.[1]

At least in name, superdelegates are not involved in the Republican Party nomination process. There are delegates to the Republican National Convention who are seated automatically, but they are limited to three per state, consisting of the state chairman and two district-level committee members. Republican Party superdelegates are obliged to vote for their state's popular vote winner under the rules of the party branch to which they belong.[2]

a reply to: proximo

Bernie Sanders is still around in order to serve some ideological purpose. He is a snarling anti-Christian bigot for starters and more of a hardcore commie than people understand, which is baffling to corporate politicians. Americans, woefully underinformed as to the savagery of collectivist atrocities, haven't asked themselves why an obscure senator in a tiny state best known for ice cream is unaccountably kept relevant.