He hasn't been posting about $1200 as much, is he gonna back down to the dems like he always does?

    • Cysioland [he/him,comrade/them]
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      Just drop out and run as an independant in the general election

      Aren't there "sore loser laws" that prevent this sort of thing?

    • deshara218 [any]
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      those would also cause him to become a spent force, politically. The man has had a long career and the reason he has is because he capitulates when he needs to. You may not like it, but you can go support all the other leftist politicians who didn't and don't have careers anymore instead

      • quartz [she/her]
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        Why would I care more about Bernie's career than the trajectory of towards power for the working class lmao

        • deshara218 [any]
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          if I thought bernie suicide bombing the DNC to no affect would advance the cause of the working class I'd be right on board with you but seeing as we're still getting gains from his advocacy I'd say him not having done that years ago was a good thing, as now

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      Running as an independent wouldn't have won. It's highly likely it would have spawned decades of bitterness towards the left, too -- look how long Ralph Nader was used to browbeat spoiler candidates.

      Sometimes there are no good options. That's what losing gets you.