How I've felt about Bernie from the start.
This is starting to feel like a man who's had a taste and wants to keep saying whatever to remain relevant.
How I've felt about Bernie from the start.
It just sounds like you really want to blame them for some reason
How I've felt about Bernie from the start.
This is starting to feel like a man who's had a taste and wants to keep saying whatever to remain relevant.
And if they did that, you'd still shit all over them and say they should have gotten a third opinion.In the end their "due diligence" is certainly not enough. They should have chosen a better tech firm to consult with then, or at least got a second opinion.
What are they allowed to be victims of?A presidential candidate isn't allowed to be a victim when it comes to getting hacked.
I've read the thread.
And if they did that, you'd still shit all over them and say they should have gotten a third opinion.
He's not blaming Hillary for Russia's interference. The interviewer asked him why his team didnt notify the Clinton campaign or go public once they found out about it. Bernie told her that they didn't suspect or find out about anything until September, at which point he was working with her anyway, and is stubbornly suggesting "Why are you asking me? She was in charge at that point, ask her." Which is, you know, petty and curmudgeonly but not Bernie cooking up a conspiracy theory.
The problem is Bernie also thinks his campaign team directly informed hers, but according to the Clinton team that didn't happen. Bernie apparently got this idea from a news report about a peripheral campaign member, John Mattes, who did inform the Clinton team when he got suspicious but it was late in the campaign and Bernie didn't know about it at the time. Hence why Weaver said Bernie got this info from the news.
That spotlight. The endorsements. Moth to a flame.How I've felt about Bernie from the start.
This is starting to feel like a man who's had a taste and wants to keep saying whatever to remain relevant.
The answer to that has no bearing on this discussion, and is not something I claim to know anyways. I am saying Presidents are responsible for the security of their confidential information. If their security is breached they failed at that part of their job.
Yup. I can't wait for the purity tests to come bite him in the ass if he tries running again, since the right wing hate machine didn't really set (much of) a target on him and instead used him against her. They were focusing on Hillary because they thought she'd win. Everyone else escaped their targets. But now that she's out of the picture, we'll see how clean he looks after being put through all the shit she was. If he decides to run, that is.
Maybe people will learn that politicians aren't perfect but some still try to do good.
I don't understand why the question is relevant since I didn't actually state my opinion on the discourse one way or another, but it's interesting that you appear to have inferred a conclusion on my part based on nothing.
In any case. There are people here that are discussing what he said fairly. Many of them, and people who already mentioned what you had. You seemed to be implying differently. Which is why I asked if you'd been reading the thread or not.
And in any case, I kind of loathe Bernie so I'm not going to listen to an interview. Reading's just fine for me.
How I've felt about Bernie from the start.
This is starting to feel like a man who's had a taste and wants to keep saying whatever to remain relevant.
I inferred your opinions on those statements. I feel like if people have actually gone to the source they would have acquired a different reaction than the disparaging remarks against Sanders still currenting going.
He's right. The Podesta e-mails were hacked because her staff fell for a blatant phishing attack that anyone with even the most basic common sense would have avoided.
And the defining issue of her entire campaign would have never been an issue if she hadn't been breaking the rules in the first place.
As for the DNC e-mails, there was plenty of legitimately damning stuff in there and the fact that it was obtained and leaked to the public illegally does not excuse the actual highly troublesome contents of the e-mails in any way.
You sound defensive of your man; but it's alright for others to have different opinions of him. I don't feel what you've said is accurate, but I'm trying to be nicer to Sanders supporters so I'll leave it at that.Well he's a sitting senator and one of the most popular and well-liked politicians in the country, so he's relevant whether you like it or not.
This guy gets it!An old man who feels the need to constantly say sensational things to keep the public's attention.
Hmm.
I would assume almost, if not all, modern day Presidents have had confidential information hacked/leaked/etc.The answer to that has no bearing on this discussion, and is not something I claim to know anyways. I am saying Presidents are responsible for the security of their confidential information. If their security is breached they failed at that part of their job.
Because the NPR interview was talking about the special counsel's report and wanted Bernie's opinion on why he didn't do anything.Why is he still talking about the 2016 election? Move on pls and focus people's time and energy on 2018.
He's right. The Podesta e-mails were hacked because her staff fell for a blatant phishing attack that anyone with even the most basic common sense would have avoided.
And the defining issue of her entire campaign would have never been an issue if she hadn't been breaking the rules in the first place.
As for the DNC e-mails, there was plenty of legitimately damning stuff in there and the fact that it was obtained and leaked to the public illegally does not excuse the actual highly troublesome contents of the e-mails in any way.
Maybe so, but I don't treat them like a helpless victim for it, I demand of them that they improve.I would assume almost, if not all, modern day Presidents have had confidential information hacked/leaked/etc.
Why are you being so antagonistic? You're the one who challenged someone who simply pointed out that people were clearly responding to excerpts which lacked context and not the actual interview.Except I did. And I still hold all of those viewpoints.
Nice try, but no. Believe it or not, it is possible to have an unfavourable view of Bernie based entirely on his own actions and words. It must be shocking to you.
Only in your fever dreams. People have combed through those e-mails a thousand times and have come up with jack shit that the DNC did that was illegal or showed one IOTA of rigging or sabotaging Bernie Sanders campaign.Bullshit. They contained significant evidence of highly unethical collusion and favoritism towards the HRC campaign from what is supposed to be a neutral and independent body.
I'm just going to quote myself for the new page since I think the title is wrong and the Politico article is framing it incorrectly.
In an interview with Vermont Public Radio, Sanders was asked why he did not warn his supporters leading up to the 2016 presidential election that Russian bots were attempting to sow division between him and Clinton by attacking Clinton on pro-Sanders social media forums.
"I did not know Russian bots were promoting my campaign," Sanders said. "In the midst of all of this, I was out campaigning very hard for Hillary Clinton. So, let me leave it at that."
Sanders said a member of his team did speak with the Clinton campaign in September 2016 to warn them of "strange things happening" on social media, but suggested his opponent's campaign had more information about the nature of the attacks.
"If you and your campaign knew there was Russian meddling and it was trying to sow division, why not take that directly to your supporters?" radio host Jane Lindholm asked.
Sanders responded that the "real question to be asked" was why didn't the Clinton campaign do something.
"They had more information about this than we did. And at this point we were working with them," Sanders said. "We knew what we knew, when we knew it. And that's about all I can say."
I'm just going to quote myself for the new page since I think the title is wrong and the Politico article is framing it incorrectly.
"They were supporting my campaign? No. They were attacking Hillary Clinton's campaign and using my supporters against Hillary Clinton," Sanders said in the radio interview.
Why are you being so antagonistic? You're the one who challenged someone who simply pointed out that people were clearly responding to excerpts which lacked context and not the actual interview.
Shame shes islamaphobic as hell.He's not wrong. I hope we can go out with the old and in the with the new. I've liked everything I've read and seen from Tulsi Gabbard. She might seem flawed to the far left but I think she could win in 2020. She's the first Democrat I've been excited about since Obama's 1st term
Not to mention that he was being grilled and became a bit defensive. He answered the question multiple times before pushing it onto Clinton.The title of the article and the thread is off.
http://thehill.com/homenews/senate/...paign-speak-up-about-russian-bots-during-2016
Saying he blames her for the interference is really bad wording that does more harm to the reality of what he said. It was a very reflexive response to "Why didn't you do anything" and him stammering with "Why didn't the Hillary Campaign do anything if they knew more than us". Obviously not a great answer, but not accurately described by the title.
What liberals turned on her?As far as im concerned, Bernie staying in the race until after the last primary is what cost Hillary the race. Bernie just poisoned the well and turned liberals against her. He gave credibility to the Republican attacks and was partially responsible for almost 6% of Americans voting third party.
Not surprised to see him say this.
As far as im concerned, Bernie staying in the race until after the last primary is what cost Hillary the race. Bernie just poisoned the well and turned liberals against her. He gave credibility to the Republican attacks and was partially responsible for almost 6% of Americans voting third party.
Not surprised to see him say this.
Say what?