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minus-squareShepherdPie@midwest.sociallinkfedilinkarrow-up0·2 months agoBecause the DNC put their thumbs on the scales and did everything they could to lock him out of the process while doing the opposite for Clinton. If the chosen, status quo DNC candidates are so popular, why do they keep losing or nearly losing all their elections?
minus-squarekandoh@reddthat.comlinkfedilinkarrow-up0·2 months agoDid they take his name off the ballot? Did they change the vote totals? Did they forbid him from campaigning? They just ‘put their thumbs on the scales’? What does that even mean? They did ‘everything they could to lock him out of the process’ while letting him campaign and participate in the process? All your examples are vague as fuck, bro.
minus-squarebobalot@lemmy.worldlinkfedilinkarrow-up0arrow-down1·2 months agoLemmy like Reddit is a circlejerk. Bernie lost because less people voted for him. If it wasn’t for the undemocratic caucuses, he would have lost earlier.
Because the DNC put their thumbs on the scales and did everything they could to lock him out of the process while doing the opposite for Clinton.
If the chosen, status quo DNC candidates are so popular, why do they keep losing or nearly losing all their elections?
Did they take his name off the ballot?
Did they change the vote totals?
Did they forbid him from campaigning?
They just ‘put their thumbs on the scales’? What does that even mean? They did ‘everything they could to lock him out of the process’ while letting him campaign and participate in the process? All your examples are vague as fuck, bro.
Lemmy like Reddit is a circlejerk.
Bernie lost because less people voted for him.
If it wasn’t for the undemocratic caucuses, he would have lost earlier.