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We have extremely short memories in this country. Remember Republicans winning the public debate by accusing Democrats of wanting to “redistribute income from the wealthy to the poor”, when all they wanted was to allow George W Bush’s temporary (and disastrous) tax breaks to expire? Then in 2015 Bernie came along and, repeating his consistent, decades-long position about the gross (and growing) wealth gap between the richest and the rest, made it okay for Americans to finally have a real debate about income inequality and draw attention to the immorality of our economic system. Remember also before Bernie’s 2016 presidential run, universal health care was off the table, killed during Obama’s attempt to ensure coverage for all. (Even the public option was shut down). And despite Bernie’s opponent in the Democratic primary declaring that universal health care will never happen, today we have Medicare For All Bills in the House and Senate with growing public support. If you oppose M4All because you don’t want to lose the coverage and doctors you have, think of a) the 40 million uninsured in the country who have no coverage and no care, and b) the fact that most of our employers change their plans every year and we are forced to choose a new plan, which often leads to a change in in-network doctors. Lastly, for now, I cannot let go of the fact that in the 1950’s Bernie traveled to the south to join black mothers in standing up to government forces who were attempting to maintain segregated schools by installing broken down trailers to handle the overflow of students in black schools, rather than open up white schools to blacks. He was arrested while chained to the women he was there to support. His unwavering, consistent support for social justice is second to none in the presidential primary field. I’m not a Berniebot. I’m a social justice warrior and I make no apology for my now four years of working for a Bernie presidency.

I support whoever wins the nomination

only if he is the final Democrat choosen in the primaries...

Love Bernie, but would like to look at everyone out there. Like the idea of someone younger not taking big interests money.

I do NOT support Bernie Sanders.

Is the convention over already? Did he beat out the other 20-some candidates? Sure, he's got my support. Until then, his record is that he switched to Democrat as a flag of convenience when he wanted to run for the White House and then lost the primary in 2016, and he's too radical for 3/4 of the people I know. But I'm in a red county.

I prefer someone with liberal credentials who can reach out to the middle, and doesn't have one failure under their belt. Someone from the middle of the country would be ideal.

Democrat = Republican = Corporate fascist plutocrat war-for-profit-loving gangster who pretends to be for the citizens while running, then turns into the people's worst nightmare when they land in office. How the fuck else do you think the middle class has become much more scarce? It was not something that just happened, it happened with help from the bastards on both sides of the aisle, and it is not going to stop happening until people start to realize that their vote is as worthless as a screen door on a submarine, and decide to do something about it.

The winning ticket would be Biden and Bernie or Warren as Vice.

I have felt the Bern for a a long time. Teachers here in CA were totally behind him in the last election. BUT, I'm too fearful that he would lose to Trump. I don't want to take any risks in getting back the Executive office. I think Biden has the best chance at stealing some of Trump's Base away from him.

I'd only vote for Bernie if he was the Democratic nominee...

I'm for Bernie Sanders.

WHO ?