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"It is tough again, given what Bernie has meant to the movement, but this pattern of him potentially prioritizing personal relationships -- whether it was his unwillingness to be as strident and condemnatory of Joe Biden in the context of the 2020 election, repeating that he was a good...

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AL Heath10 个月前

Why does the left always have to coddle the centrists. Its never reciprocated. Do whats right and if that pisses them off so be it.

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Briahna Joy Gray10 个月前

A subject of today's episode

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AL Heath10 个月前

All of media considers that mandatory and a virtue. Never mention its what 90% of electorate want.

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LloydDobler69 🇪🇸10 个月前

What movement??? Since Bernie began selling us out, the Democrats, and the nation, have drifted even farther right.

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Lawliet10 个月前

"I've Got to Have it wine mom podcaster" Is a further liberal version of I've Had It podcast? 😅

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CutDice10 个月前

Bernie understands the cost of purges. He’s spent decades making inroads by being strategic, not burning down every bridge in sight. You can agree or disagree with his politics, but he knows that movements lose power when they chase purity over outcomes.

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Rock Critic Law10 个月前

It's not personal relationships — it's his legacy. He doesn't want to be Nadered. Ralph Nader did many great things for the American people but he's chiefly — and mistakenly — remembered for something at the end of his career. Bernie doesn't want to be remembered as a spoiler.

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Róisín Dubh ☘︎10 个月前

I think he is a loyal soldier, and that’s a shame in this dystopian moment. He told us repeatedly that “change comes from the bottom up” and “it’s not me, it’s us.” We need to stop looking to Bernie for approval or for him to lead, he obviously doesn't want to do it.

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SV|TΛ10 个月前

screaming into the void..........

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Marie10 个月前

Bernie, much like all of the progressives within the Democrat Party or anyone that positions themselves as to the left of establishment Dems, are cowards and they are corrupted. Even if they’re not taking corporate money, they still uphold the status quo. They all need to go.

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Tim Reidy10 个月前

The senator from VT is not a democrat, he is ind. so he has low weight in this regard.

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Keilani10 个月前

People need to stop calling the Ive Had It ladies wine moms. It’s so derogatory and yet it’s everywhere

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Tomdabomb197610 个月前

Even participating ,on any level, in the U.S. “two party” system means you are providing material support for degenerate psychopathic pedophile criminals. Join a force for community and human decency.

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gadfly10 个月前

There is no sugar -coating the Bernie phenomena. He was a lier and a hypocrite all along with the sole purpose of sheepdogging progressive into genocidal corporate democratic party. You were hoodwinked.

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zeynep gülsu10 个月前

neden hala bunu konuşuyoruz, bernie'nin ve aoc'nin tamamen yalancı pislikler olduğunu anlayamayanlar da en az onlar kadar yalancı ve pislik.

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