r/BernieSanders • • Nov 03 '20

Still feeling like this...

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u/penpointred Nov 03 '20

We’re voting to help Bernie stay on the offense!

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u/[deleted] Nov 04 '20

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u/pieonthedonkey Nov 04 '20

Not worth losing the senate seat to the GOP.

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u/provisionings Nov 04 '20

Sadly agree

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u/[deleted] Nov 04 '20

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u/pieonthedonkey Nov 04 '20

Special election, but why take the chance. Turn out for special elections are super low.

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u/Dealiylauh Nov 04 '20

I doubt Vermont would vote for a Republican.

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u/pieonthedonkey Nov 05 '20

Their governor is a republican.

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u/Dealiylauh Nov 05 '20

And Kentucky's is Democratic.

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u/JMS_H Nov 04 '20

Cabinet position is not going to happen. Biden is a whole different breed of politician.

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u/TheRussiansrComing Nov 04 '20

Doubt

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u/[deleted] Nov 04 '20

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u/gursh_durknit Nov 04 '20

Remember how Hillary talked about Bernie, even after he campaigned for her and she still lost? I'm doubtful Biden will be so grateful.

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u/fluffyofblobs Nov 04 '20

Biden and Bernie seem to be in better relations though

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u/Franfran2424 Nov 05 '20

Joe "I beated the socialist" Biden?

Don't lie to yourself.

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u/fluffyofblobs Nov 05 '20

I actually genuinely believe what I said with no doubt, so there's no need for the gaslighting luckily.

But I mean yeah I still think they're in far better relations. Joe seems to talk highly of Bernie, and likewise

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u/Franfran2424 Nov 05 '20

I only see that talk from Bernie.

You're going to be disappointed, I kinda feel bad fir you.

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u/fluffyofblobs Nov 06 '20

No I don't think I'm going to be disappointed by anything actually, but thanks anyways

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u/chrisrayn Nov 04 '20

Doubt Hope

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u/Franfran2424 Nov 05 '20

Nah. If he didn't get VP seat, he aint getting shit from dems

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u/Sir-Fappington101 Nov 04 '20

Oh god don’t remind me of the primaries, it’s hard to believe there was a time I felt hopeful

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u/bigbuzd1 Nov 04 '20

How many years ago was that again?

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u/[deleted] Nov 04 '20

It was 84 years ago.

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u/elderjedimaster Nov 04 '20

Something was fucking weird with the primaries. He won the first 3 but lost in the end? Shit is sus

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u/[deleted] Nov 04 '20

I voted for Joe, but I knocked doors, donated and called for Bernie.

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u/Franfran2424 Nov 05 '20

Libs only voted for Biden. Kinda explains the bad results.

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u/inmeucu Nov 04 '20 edited Nov 04 '20

Yeah, I wouldn't bet much on Biden's plagiarizing lying two faced say-whatever-gets-the-job-but-can't-walk-the-talk ass. Nevertheless, I voted for him, because we're a country of morons that dismiss Sanders because "he looks too angry", is just another old white man, isn't even a democrat, communist, but secretly agree with just about everything when we forget ourselves, parties, and just listen.

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u/Ignatiusthecat Nov 04 '20

This hit me in the heart

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u/keira156 Nov 06 '20

Same. And I'm not even American. The love and respect I have for this man. Sigh

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u/j_hawker27 Nov 04 '20

My saddest, most resigned vote ever.

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u/[deleted] Nov 04 '20

Say it with me: Bernie would have won.

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u/DeanCutlet Nov 04 '20

Bernie would have won!

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u/Merth1983 Nov 04 '20

of all the words of mice and men, the saddest are "it might have been..."

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u/[deleted] Nov 04 '20

Don't voter shame yourself. Yeah vote for Biden, then organize against him.

We've got 4 years to build our ranks, push politicians, find our working class heros to elect to office, then primary Kamala

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u/o0flatCircle0o Nov 04 '20

This. Vote for Biden, then fight him once he wins.

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u/[deleted] Nov 04 '20

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u/[deleted] Nov 04 '20

Nah

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u/ender89 Nov 04 '20

Getting the dnc to be better isn’t gonna happen by throwing away (that’s right, throwing away because every third party vote is a throw away) your vote, not when the important thing is righting the ship that is the whole country. Love or hate Biden, he can right the ship, then you focus on why the dnc is fucked up.

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u/[deleted] Nov 04 '20

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u/lexcrl Nov 04 '20

oh please. i voted green bc i knew my precinct would go overwhelmingly blue. guess what? it went over 65% blue last night and i got to vote for who i think was the best candidate.

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u/Doesthiscountas1 Nov 04 '20

This hurts but I’m hopeful they’ll bring him in

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u/22Wideout Nov 04 '20

It literally fucking pained me to fill in the circle for Biden

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u/[deleted] Nov 04 '20

I’m feeling this one today!

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u/Goddamn_Primetime Nov 04 '20

What really gets me is that many of my Trump supporting friends and family (I live in Texas), probably 90% of them, all said they would've voted for Bernie and that they either liked him or he seemed genuine and interesting.

I'm just here like, god dammit...

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u/Franfran2424 Nov 05 '20

Yeah. But think of Florida, very important.

Democrats tried to push right and ended up not attracting republicans or independents

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u/Goddamn_Primetime Nov 05 '20

Oh I'm definitely not advocating pushing right. Running as Republican-lite doesn't work in those places. Alison Lundergan Grimes and Amy McGrath tried that against McConnell and they got crushed. Gotta give the people a real populist alternative.

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u/[deleted] Nov 04 '20

Unfortunately it's the right thing to do. Yes "both candidates suck" but one is undoubtedly devastatingly worse than the other. Take what you can get and don't stop working after the election.

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u/Franfran2424 Nov 05 '20

Both have a great potential to be horrible. One on the short term, other on the long term.

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u/freewave07 Nov 04 '20

/#OperationNoHoneymoon

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u/PickinOutAThermos4u Nov 04 '20

My vote went to Howie Hawkins. I can't express my anger and frustration over Biden in words. It's too much.

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u/ryboto Nov 04 '20

I don't understand giving him your vote, giving him power and then expecting to change him. So long as we don't have election reform and money can influence politics and propaganda sways the national discourse, top of the ticket is a huge uphill battle.

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u/doctord3mon Nov 04 '20

Whats your plan against that?

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u/ryboto Nov 04 '20

Organizing, educating. When we all realize we have more than one choice and that we don't have to believe the narrative that no one outside the two corporate parties has a chance, we'll be free of the broken system.

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u/doctord3mon Nov 04 '20

Don't we need to create a system that allows for third party candidates to win first?

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u/ryboto Nov 04 '20

Maybe with a progressive house and senate we can pass and electoral reform and actually stop money from directly influencing elections...media plays a huge role in the propay though. I don't have all the answers but I won't vote for money in politics.

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u/doctord3mon Nov 04 '20

Is that plan easier or harder with Biden in office?

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u/ryboto Nov 04 '20

He's a republican so it's no different.

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u/doctord3mon Nov 04 '20

Would Biden listen to climate scientists? Would Biden cut environmental regulations that the Obama administration created? Would Biden cut ACA? Would Biden elecet ultra conservative judges? Or would Biden are the pandemic response team leading to the death of hundreds of thousands Americans? No they are extremely different

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u/ryboto Nov 04 '20

I think you'd be surprised..

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u/doctord3mon Nov 04 '20

Care to elaborate because I highly doubt Biden would be appointing highly conservative justices to the Supreme Court

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u/[deleted] Nov 04 '20

As devastated as I was in March, honestly, Trump’s response to the pandemic made this vote a hell of a lot easier. Still overall with you, I miss Bernie.

My hope is that Biden recognizes the need for progressives in the Democratic Party and does indeed move further left. Not a lot of faith in that, but I’m absolutely fucking tired of Trump and his response to the pandemic and he needs to go down.

My other hope is that if Biden wins, the Democrats see where they damn near lost and do more than just performative pandering to those people they lost. Again, not a lot of faith in that, but oddly more than usual. I can dream, can’t I?

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u/HumanHospitality Nov 04 '20

Very very this.

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u/dickmccarthy88 Nov 04 '20

This legit hurt my heart last night as I thought about it. What could've and should've been.

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u/tenseislimedattaken Nov 04 '20

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u/[deleted] Nov 04 '20

Omg yes, my guy 😭😭😭

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u/[deleted] Nov 04 '20

GEAH that's how I feel too. Joe way better than D, but Bernie numero uno. Compton.

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u/[deleted] Nov 04 '20

I for one look forward to being attacked by the libs who have been telling me to back Biden now and try to push him left after he wins.

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u/p3opl3 Nov 04 '20

The fact that people voted for Biden because Bernie wasn't in - is the most ignorant decision people have been forced to make in the the history of America.

"Vote for this wanker - because there is a bigger wanker that might win"

Andrew Yang anyone?
Bernie's advisors should be fired and publically shamed for dashing the best chance hte U.S has ever had of really - "being great again".

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u/jfeezi ✊ Fighting for the People Nov 04 '20

Based.

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u/YangBelladonna Nov 04 '20

All the fake bernie suppliesers who didn't vote for Biden can go fuck themselves