Official Bernie Sanders for President 2016 thread

**GIVEMETHEMONEY** · 01-12-16, 04:31 PM

G-d help us all if that dumb shit gets in office.

How they hell did he get in as a Senator.

The snow and ice must be getting to the leftist pieces of worthless shits little pea sized brains again!

**ACoochy** · 01-12-16, 04:32 PM

Originally posted by DwightShrute

Thats because non southerners arent fooled by soundbytes...

Bernie the only real thinker on the campaign trail...

**scumbag** · 01-12-16, 04:34 PM

this jorge ramos is horrendous! guys english is shit and he spews establishment rhetoric with the best of them.

hey jorge, i hope someone kicks your ass at a trump rally.

**GIVEMETHEMONEY** · 01-12-16, 04:54 PM

Originally posted by scumbag

this jorge ramos is horrendous! guys english is shit and he spews establishment rhetoric with the best of them.

hey jorge, i hope someone kicks your ass at a trump rally.

Oh my gosh scumbag and I have agreed on something. What the shit is the world coming to? lmfao

**scumbag** · 01-12-16, 05:32 PM

bernie is coming on like a savage! do you people still question the fact that he's going to beat this wall st shill?

**ACoochy** · 01-12-16, 05:35 PM

Originally posted by scumbag

bernie is coming on like a savage! do you people still question the fact that he's going to beat this wall st shill?

Hope for the sake of your country that he does.

**GIVEMETHEMONEY** · 01-12-16, 05:40 PM

The smelly pussy troll strikes again. He can't create a thread to save his sorry leftist piece of shit ass!

**ACoochy** · 01-12-16, 05:46 PM

Guy above confirmed poster bot

Dropped around 40 IQ points thinking this bot was an actual poster.

My bad

Bernie/Hilary ticket for 2016

**GIVEMETHEMONEY** · 01-12-16, 05:53 PM

Originally posted by ACoochy

Guy above confirmed poster bot

Dropped around 40 IQ points thinking this bot was an actual poster.

My bad

Bernie/Hilary ticket for 2016

hahaha you can't even copy and paste correctly can you, you dumb ass leftist fukking worthless piece of shit!!

**scumbag** · 01-12-16, 07:06 PM

smart play putting that twat on ignore! worst.poster.ever.

**GIVEMETHEMONEY** · 01-12-16, 07:16 PM

Originally posted by scumbag

smart play putting that twat on ignore! worst.poster.ever.

You're the twat scumbag! scumbag = moron and cancer.

So why are you here then dumb ass cluster fukk?

**scumbag** · 01-12-16, 07:29 PM

no matter how many times i've explained it to this simpleton - he still doesn't understand how the ignore feature works.

**GIVEMETHEMONEY** · 01-12-16, 07:34 PM

Originally posted by scumbag

no matter how many times i've explained it to this simpleton - he still doesn't understand how the ignore feature works.

Fukk you, you are the dipshit simpleton. Put me on iggy all you want. Start your own thread you fukking leftist piece of worthless shit troll!

**ACoochy** · 01-12-16, 07:35 PM

Originally posted by scumbag

no matter how many times i've explained it to this simpleton - he still doesn't understand how the ignore feature works.

Must be a bot

No one can be that dumb in real life can they??

**GIVEMETHEMONEY** · 01-12-16, 07:38 PM

Damn it smells in here from a smelly pussy full of STDs coochy!!

**Biff41** · 01-13-16, 03:24 AM

I loved OBama's State of the Union Speech. He doubles the nation debt, doubles the welfare and food stamp doles. Ignore military advice in Syria and supported rebels destabilizing the Syrian government which caused the refugee crisis and then tells us what a great job he's done. Did I mention that Soc Sec is in danger of insolvency and a billion dollar pipeline project squelched based on bad environmental science.

**The Kraken** · 01-13-16, 11:39 AM

Biff Obamas numbers aren't any different than any other recent president. In fact, theymre better than most.

Point being, it's a systemic problem now and I don't see it changing any time soon. So if you're mad about national debt increasing, food stamp use increasing etc.... Be prepared to stay mad for a long after Obama leaves office.

**rkelly110** · 01-13-16, 01:03 PM

One thing I've learned about politics, those in the chambers of congress do not like change. At least not abrupt.
Looks like America doesn't like abrupt change either, especially those that didn't vote for Obama. Yet, they are Trump
supporters. He promises to turn this country over on its ear.

Obama ran on hope and change. He did just that. America hates him. Trump is running on make America great
again. Shows this country can't or won't learn lessons......or will they? I'll bet they won't. We will see come Nov.

**Biff41** · 01-13-16, 04:00 PM

Originally posted by The Kraken

Biff Obamas numbers aren't any different than any other recent president. In fact, theymre better than most.

Point being, it's a systemic problem now and I don't see it changing any time soon. So if you're mad about national debt increasing, food stamp use increasing etc.... Be prepared to stay mad for a long after Obama leaves office.

Point taken...a lot of bureaucratic problem, The US is lucky that foreign countries are even more dis functional

**Mr KLC** · 01-13-16, 04:47 PM

I noticed that Bernie has been bringing his wife on the campaign trail with him lately.

**brooks85** · 01-13-16, 09:07 PM

Originally posted by rkelly110

One thing I've learned about politics, those in the chambers of congress do not like change. At least not abrupt.
Looks like America doesn't like abrupt change either, especially those that didn't vote for Obama. Yet, they are Trump
supporters. He promises to turn this country over on its ear.

Obama ran on hope and change. He did just that. America hates him. Trump is running on make America great
again. Shows this country can't or won't learn lessons......or will they? I'll bet they won't. We will see come Nov.

you can't blame the fact not everyone in America is as ignorant as you rkelly. Poor logic but that is what you usually bring to the table huh?

**khicks26** · 01-13-16, 11:11 PM

**DwightShrute** · 01-13-16, 11:13 PM

Originally posted by khicks26

TRUMP will crush him

moveon.org

**khicks26** · 01-13-16, 11:32 PM

Originally posted by DwightShrute

TRUMP will crush him

moveon.org

Sanders is beating Trump in the Polls.

**The Kraken** · 01-13-16, 11:37 PM

Originally posted by DwightShrute

TRUMP will crush him

moveon.org

Sanders V Trump is REAL change

**DwightShrute** · 01-13-16, 11:38 PM

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The "unaccomplished white male conservative from a flyover state" starter pack

**Jayvegas420** · 01-14-16, 08:46 AM

Did you really just type that?

**DwightShrute** · 01-15-16, 06:41 PM

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**DwightShrute** · 01-16-16, 09:21 AM

How Bernie Sanders Is the Biggest Con-Man of the 2016 Election

</header>Politicians are infamously known for speaking out of both sides of their mouths, giving them a very bad reputation, and rightfully so. This is especially the case when talking about presidential candidates.
Too few people authentically express their views without worry of the consequence, and because of his unabashed stances vocally supporting socialism, Bernie Sanders’ raw appeal makes nearly all from both sides recognize his apparent authenticity.
But how does Bernie’s actual record hold up? Bernie wants to make his supporters think that he stands for the little guy. He wants America to think that he has no ties to big business and will ultimately end the strangle hold that America’s banks have held on the economy with government assistance. He wants the people to think he stands for civil liberties more than any other candidate on either side of the isle, including Rand Paul. And because most people from all political spectrums refuse to question Bernie’s consistency, he has become the biggest con-man of the election cycle 2016.
Bernie and the Banks

Probably Bernie’s biggest campaign positions is to reign in the big banks and Wall Street in order to “protect” the American investor.

Bernie makes his animosity toward the banks loud and known, but he’s also being extremely hypocritical.

While Bernie spends his time dumping on Wall Street on the campaign trail, he has sold America out while standing with the largest and most powerful banking institution in the world: The Federal Reserve.
In 2010, congress had a real opportunity to audit the Federal Reserve as senator Bernie Sanders and congressman Ron Paul worked in bipartisanship to dig up the dirt of what happened during the 2008 meltdown. Yet, despite rhetoric from Sanders calling for transparency and accountability on the part of the Fed, opposition from the White House, the Fed, and the Treasury put pressure on Sanders and caused him to cave on the bill at last minute, leaving Ron Paul in the dust. However, the bill pushed by Sanders that he sidestepped on would have only provided transparency to the Fed’s involvement in the economic meltdown in 2008, but not over the Fed’s monetary policy as a whole. On this, Bernie shamelessly supports the centralized bank artificially fixing interest rates, creating market bubbles, and devaluing the currency.
Bernie recently penned an article in The New York Times where he proceeds to lay out his hypocritical stance on the Fed’s involvement in the economy. In it, he explains “Unfortunately, an institution that was created to serve all Americans has been hijacked by the very bankers it regulates.”
This single statement illustrates his failure to understand the history of the central bank. Bernie wants to “reform the Fed” by giving it nearly unlimited authority to hijack the economy at the hands of merely a few select men and women.

He hates Wall Street yet he has no problem letting a select group control the economy, so long as he is in approval of said group.

Bernie Sanders has pulled the ultimate scam over the American people, fooling everyone that he works for them, when in reality he marches to the turn of big brother and the restriction of economic freedom.
Bernie’s Support of the Surveillance State

Bernie’s economic policy is not the only aspect of of his presidential platform that he has been less than honest about. His “defense” of civil liberties like privacy is yet another example of his chameleon personality.
During several debate moments and campaign stops, he unabashedly condemns the PATRIOT Act and the ability to spy on the American people. He, much like Rand Paul, points to the unconstitutional way it used the NSA to spy on millions of Americans under a generalized warrant as a violation of constitutionally protected liberties.
However, what most do not realize is that unlike Rand Paul, he ignored all the privacy rhetoric he used to rally young people and voted for the USA FREEDOM Act. The FREEDOM Act does not “rollback” the NSA’s ability to use blanket surveillance on the public, but merely provides an extra step required to continue its unconstitutional acts. Bernie even acknowledged this fact before the final vote on the act took place in an interview with Katie Couric. Yet when push comes to shove, Bernie Sanders once again stuck to the status quo and betrayed the American people and their privacy as he voted ‘yes’.
Bernie the Hawk

As much as Sanders’ economic and domestic policies are a sham to the people, so too is his foreign policy.
Bernie acts like he is the biggest dove in the race, not afraid to call the Iraq war as a waste and will be the first to associate the dangers that come with republican neoconservative policies. On the surface, he looks like the poster boy for left wing foreign policy. However, much like the rest of his platform, there is a double standard that he doesn’t talk about during a stump speech. Bernie gave President Obama the seal of approval to elongate the war in Afghanistan, a war that has lost its meaning and is longer than any other conflict in American history.
Bernie also supported and co-sponsored a resolution that called for Gaddafi to be ousted from his governing seat – a move that, when it actually happened, helped destabilize the Middle East and helped empower radical Islamic terrorists. Moreover, in 1999, Sanders supported full on military action in the Kosovo War, an act that even caused one of his advisors to quit. While Bernie may not be so obvious in his support for foreign entanglement as Hillary Clinton is, make no mistake that when it comes down between greater peace or growing government, he chooses to grow government every time.
Most on the left think Bernie Sanders is the ultimate poster child for liberal policies, being Anti big banks, anti surveillance, and anti war. Most on the right don’t necessarily agree with his policies, but at least agree that he is the most genuine candidate in the race. But the truth of the matter is that Bernie is not genuine. He is not working “for the people”. He is not trying to reform the system to get the power out of the hands of the powerful. The only thing Bernie believes in is big government, and make no mistake, he will use any and all means to meet his desired end result.

- See more at: http://outsetmagazine.com/2016/01/09....H1zP5ABM.dpuf

**Boner_18** · 01-16-16, 10:00 AM

Isn't this guy a communist? No thanks.

**itchypickle** · 01-17-16, 07:27 PM

Another under the radar Dem debate being held tonight who knew

**dante1** · 01-17-16, 08:34 PM

Dwight, not too long ago you wrote that you agree with many of B Sanders ideas. Right, you did say you agreed with many of his ideas. Now he is a communist. Dwight you can't argue both sides. You can't possibly agree with him and then call him a communist. You are not a communist and some news either is Bernie. Do you know the difference between Communism and Socialism. Do you know that one is both an economic system and a political system?

Also you guys that are so vehemently opposed to HC well maybe you would be better off supporting her in the D race. Because as of right now BS beats all the R. Now I am speaking a couple of days ago so if things changed they changed only recently. However, I do believe BS beats Trump by a significant margin. If I am not mistaken it was close to 10 points. Not sure if it still is.

I find it interesting that in a national election he does better than H. You R should support H, you have a better chance with her according to recent polling.

**DwightShrute** · 01-17-16, 08:49 PM

Originally posted by dante1

Dwight, not too long ago you wrote that you agree with many of B Sanders ideas. Right, you did say you agreed with many of his ideas. Now he is a communist. Dwight you can't argue both sides. You can't possibly agree with him and then call him a communist. You are not a communist and some news either is Bernie. Do you know the difference between Communism and Socialism. Do you know that one is both an economic system and a political system?

Also you guys that are so vehemently opposed to HC well maybe you would be better off supporting her in the D race. Because as of right now BS beats all the R. Now I am speaking a couple of days ago so if things changed they changed only recently. However, I do believe BS beats Trump by a significant margin. If I am not mistaken it was close to 10 points. Not sure if it still is.

I find it interesting that in a national election he does better than H. You R should support H, you have a better chance with her according to recent polling.

I don't think I ever called him a communist. He is a self proclaimed socialist isn't he though?

Yup I did say I agree with some stuff he says or stands for. Doesn't mean I think he would be a good choice from president.

**dante1** · 01-17-16, 09:09 PM

Originally posted by DwightShrute

I don't think I ever called him a communist. He is a self proclaimed socialist isn't he though?

Yup I did say I agree with some stuff he says or stands for. Doesn't mean I think he would be a good choice from president.

Oh yes, no doubt about that. He is a socialist, the economic system that works better than fine in many European countries. Also the people who live in these countries , in many polls, are considered some of the happiest people in the world. Tell me what is more important on the important list than being happy. Happy and healthy gotta be one and two, and oh btw most if not all of these countries have excellent health plans, often free or very reasonable. Yep, healthy and happy I will certainly take over rich and miserable.

**DwightShrute** · 01-17-16, 09:24 PM

Originally posted by dante1

Oh yes, no doubt about that. He is a socialist, the economic system that works better than fine in many European countries. Also the people who live in these countries , in many polls, are considered some of the happiest people in the world. Tell me what is more important on the important list than being happy. Happy and healthy gotta be one and two, and oh btw most if not all of these countries have excellent health plans, often free or very reasonable. Yep, healthy and happy I will certainly take over rich and miserable.

you can't compare all those European countries with the USA. Or at least you shouldn't. They aren't perfect. They have their own issues. We all remember Greece the last few years. We can go on and on. If that's you cup of tea, fine. We should all be happy and healthy. I love Europe. I was born in Europe. Many of those countries have a huge problem with alcohol and suicide as well. Among many things.

Canada is a socialist country also but so is China. Canada has the largest border in the world I believe, and because we have a friendly neighbour below, we haven't had to spend trillions on the military over the years. Huge benefit. Same goes with all those socialist European countries.

Of course the US can do shit better. University tuition is insane. Healthcare is also. Etc. All I want is a strong US. Canada benefits. The world is a better place when it is. A government's first priority is to protect its people and help those who need it.