YES! Pointing out her record & disastrous votes are not attacks.
42%
NO! He’s never attacked or ran a negative ad in his career.
58%

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Dane's picture
Dane 10 years 33 weeks ago

He has called her out for several things, that is not an attack.

JessieV's picture
JessieV 10 years 33 weeks ago

I agree.

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bpentony 10 years 33 weeks ago

Bernie has a lot of integrity and takes the high road which is admirable...but he must put the spotlight on her high donor contributors such as Goldman Sachs (she will not reinstate Glass Steagall), her not wanting to work on single payer because the ACA is good for now (the pharma and insurance industries have donated huge sums to her super pac). These are just a few examples that Bernie must highlight aggressively to show there are real differences where their priorities are if elected. It is fair game. This isn't a contest.....this is for the POTUS.

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Willie W 10 years 33 weeks ago

Yup. If someone is taking shots at you, you have to return the fire. People understand this and don't condemn it. Stand your ground.

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twistedgenes 10 years 33 weeks ago

Healthcare costs will continue to rise along with the use of toxins in our food supply and the rest of our environment. It won't matter what healthcare plan we have. Do your homework just on the toxic foods. Monsanto has close friends on the Supreme Court namely Clarence Thomas and Scalia.

As long as we have corrupt individuals in government positions we'll be beating our heads against the wall.

Bernie is correct We the People need to stand up and vote with our wallets.

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cat marie 10 years 33 weeks ago

I totally agree, Dane... It's the truth...

#berniesanders

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