djchameleon

That might be true but he pulled some amateur -ish this year.

Also what did he expect coming from being Independent to the Democrat party when Hillary was already the chosen one.

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Janszoon

Such as?

I assume he expected the Democratic Party would probably screw him over. So hooray Democratic Party for highlighting the fact that this country needs more than two parties.

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The fact that you actually believe that Hillary was going to win back then is strictly your own ignorance.

Also, please reference what amateur behavior he conveyed, because from what I saw, he was the best choice out of the three that were in the running, and he still is considering what we are up against right now.

Chula Vista

He said that Hillary was the chosen one, which is 100% true.

Sander's focused way too much on trying to appease younger idealistic voters like yourself, who either ignore, or don't want to accept how the system works. He alienated too many of those who he'd have to work with in Washington and on Wall Street in order to actually get any policies thru congress.

Like it or not, there's a machinery around how policy gets enacted. Sanders campaigned too hard against that machine. Not only would he have not gotten anything done, but he would have easily been defeated by the GOP after only a single ineffective term.

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