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The art is nice, but if you wouldn't mind one criticism, some more time spent on making the lettering look good would be advisable.

The Dem party kept caucuses despite a push to phase them out specifically because Bernie supporters got enough power in the Democratic party post-2016 to force them to stick around because they believed them to be in Bernie's advantage.? Bernie Sanders has a lot of energetic and enthusiastic suppor...

Dr. Shades wrote:

DoubtingThomas wrote:You would need a miracle from god to stop Bernie Sanders.

Or the intervention of the DNC, like last time.

Whichever is easier.

Or the intervention of millions of Democratic voters, which is what actually happened.

DoubtingThomas wrote:Yesterday was supposed to be Bernie Sander's night. Intentionally or not, the DNC ruined it. The DNC isn't taking democracy seriously.

Is it "his turn"?

According to the nypost, Rep. Tulsi Gabbard has come to the defense of Sen. Bernie Sanders in his war of words with fellow Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Elizabeth Warren. Gabbard, a Hawaii Democrat, shared a personal anecdote about a meeting she had with Sanders before declaring her own 20...

The title of the thread is mainly what I wanted to say. She's badmouthed Gabbard and now Bernie. WTF is she trying to do? Does she think she's helping the party? Hillary saying nobody likes Bernie sounds like Trump-level projection, coming from her. Gabbard is a GOP tool, and Sanders isn't much bet...

Bernie Bros are pretty cringy, but Project Veritas is not trustworthy.

I used to engage Mr. Bukowski prior to being kicked off of MDD by, I believe, Scott Lloyd, for bugging him about always responding to anything with follow the brethren, follow the brethren. Anyway, I think Mr. Bukowski is viewed much the same way one would view the old high priest in the ward that ...

I would generally agree with the believers on that thread - I don't think, generally speaking, apostasy is thought of as being worse than murder. Joseph Smith and other early church leaders might thought something like that, but I don't think that's generally how it's thought of today. Well I agree...

I would generally agree with the believers on that thread - I don't think, generally speaking, apostasy is thought of as being worse than murder. Joseph Smith and other early church leaders might thought something like that, but I don't think that's generally how it's thought of today.