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22. That's pretty much the hope

Thu Mar 26, 2020, 08:33 PM

Mar 2020

He has caused enough damage. One can only hope that when he finally concedes and goes away, that he takes the toxicity and division with him that he infected the Democratic Party with and that the people he chose to lead his campaign will be recognized for who they are: Lowlifes who don't care about the party and its principles or even the policies their candidate stands for.
His policy ideas will live on without being represented by him and many existed before him. His problem isn't that he is an ideologue, it's the belief that only he can be the one to implement them.

If I were to vote in a presidential
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden

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One problem may be that Sanders has no heir apparent. [View all] gulliver Mar 2020 OP

Which is why he's hanging on as long as he can...well that's one reason. OnDoutside Mar 2020 #1

The "brand" is tarnished, and he needs more than the faithful flock. NurseJackie Mar 2020 #8

His high point was 4 years ago, and Hillary still put him away fairly handily. His "gameplan" for OnDoutside Mar 2020 #13

Chances are he'll be gone and forgotten by then. brush Mar 2020 #21

I see nothing wrong with this Gothmog Mar 2020 #2

Totally not a problem. Squinch Mar 2020 #3

Nope. William769 Mar 2020 #4

It's become a personality cult, so of course there is no successor. The Velveteen Ocelot Mar 2020 #5

It is all about him and his ego. NCProgressive Mar 2020 #6

As do many of his faithful followers. "It's his turn" or something... NurseJackie Mar 2020 #11

Yes and Rebl2 Mar 2020 #20

True. It's difficult to find a Leninist these days, even in Russia, let alone the USA. stopbush Mar 2020 #7

LOL Todd79 Mar 2020 #15

I'm sure Susan "Trump isn't that bad" Sarandon will take up the Quixotian Lance. n/t. NNadir Mar 2020 #9

Under the right circumstances, Joe Biden can be a transformative, liberal President. Laelth Mar 2020 #10

2 Reasons for No Heir - Few Politicians Identify as Democratic Socialists & Bernie is No Mentor Indykatie Mar 2020 #12

Nina Turner will demand to be the heir apparant. LiberalFighter Mar 2020 #14

A proven vote getter is Nina comradebillyboy Mar 2020 #23

Maybe Ocasio-Cortes? CTyankee Mar 2020 #16

Yep. I don't think that he really has thought what happens after he's gone. It's about him. ehrnst Mar 2020 #17

Hopefully once Bernie finally exits stage left for good BidenBacker Mar 2020 #18

Will end up much as the Occupy movement relayerbob Mar 2020 #19

That's pretty much the hope Hav Mar 2020 #22

Honestly that's not a problem for me. NurseJackie Mar 2020 #24

Because Bernie Burns His Proteges. Look at Beto O'Rourke and AOC TomCADem Mar 2020 #25

And, Pete? Cha Mar 2020 #28

Sanders's secret is out: He has no movement - The Washington Post Gothmog Mar 2020 #26

Kshama Sawant Polybius Mar 2020 #27

She's not a national figure killaphill Mar 2020 #29

lol Kshama won't win anything higher NCProgressive Mar 2020 #33

She rejects both the Democratic and Republican parties hack89 Mar 2020 #36

Really, There Is No Movement. MineralMan Mar 2020 #30

Many are malcontents that appear to not want to work toward solutions... NurseJackie Mar 2020 #37

Sanders' Coalition of Supporters MineralMan Mar 2020 #38

There is no 'movement' behind the leader worship dalton99a Mar 2020 #31

It's a good thing so that the "movement" will end with him NCProgressive Mar 2020 #32

I think most people are over the notion of destroying everything as being Politicub Mar 2020 #34

What about Killer Mike? Tarheel_Dem Mar 2020 #35