just say no

[del]

Bernie Sanders may have ended his battle for the White House with his endorsement of presumptive Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton, but that’s not stopping thousands of his backers from planning to flock to Philadelphia next week to protest the Democratic National Convention and send a message to party leaders.
The fact that Sanders said last week he would do “everything I can” to help Clinton beat Republican nominee Donald Trump is not dissuading pro-Sanders protest organizers. They say Americans are frustrated with the Democratic Party establishment, and they'll still be out to protest in large numbers.
“It’s ‘We the People’ who are going to continue to lead this revolution,” said Billy Taylor, a pro-Sanders activist who was issued permits to hold rallies on each day of the convention. “We are not going to vote for the demon named Hillary just because you are threatening us with the devil named Trump.”

http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/elections/2016/07/21/bernie-bust-backers-flock-philly-protest/87385076/

[Common]

who cares

[Peter1469]

Bern it down. :smiley:

[Chris]

Split the Dems in half.

[del]

^

not a partisan

[Mister D]

^

Starts a thread about Democrats. Calls observations about his topic "partisan". lol

[Chris]

^

not a partisan

I was rooting for the break up of the Republican Party too.

[del]

mmm hmm

[Mister D]

I was rooting for the break up of the Republican Party too.

You make negative comments about the GOP quite frequently but, ironically, some members can't get beyond the partisan divide.

[Chris]

You make negative comments about the GOP quite frequently but, ironically, some members can't get beyond the partisan divide.

You mean some partisans who project their partisanship on others.