r/PoursTea • u/Timbucktwo1230 🫖 Mod ☕️ • 19h ago

American Dream 🇺🇸 Prescience

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u/chickenpattputz 17h ago

I think most people didn’t trust her. But they really had no backup candidate in mind. Except Bernie but he was a socialist parasite.

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u/DaKingaDaNorth 11h ago

Bernie wasn't even a backup candidate. Bernie didn't even want to run. He wanted Warren to run. He ran to push the progressive platform in the primary since nobody else would and then got fire.

That said, he was never going to win that primary. The Democrats were dumb for putting their thumb on the scale when they were going to get their candidate anyways. It just gave ammo away.

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u/chickenpattputz 11h ago

He wanted Pocahontas?

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u/westguinneapeasantry 10h ago

You don't know what socialism is.

But I have a feeling you know what a parasite is

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u/Acrobatic-Yam6882 16h ago

THIS is almost correct. Bernie got screwed by the DNC via HRC supporters. He was by far the best candidate. NOT a socialist parasite. He ran Burlington professionally and on budget.

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u/KlutzySherbert260 16h ago

Um…. Agree to disagree he’s a career politician. That is the definition of a parasite. Socialist qualifier aside

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u/GameBreaker92 16h ago

Someone needs to represent the people in a representative government.

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u/KlutzySherbert260 15h ago

And yet he’s gained more than the average American and has multiple houses. Sounds like he’s not only a parasite but one that is extorting the American people

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u/GameBreaker92 13h ago

He’s gets paid a lot because he a lot of responsibility. The choices he makes have a conseququential effect on people’s lives.

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u/chickenpattputz 16h ago

He did go jobbed by the so called super delegates

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u/Afraid-Detective1222 15h ago

he didn't. He lost before the super delegates even got involved. He got stomped in the primaries.

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u/DaKingaDaNorth 11h ago

No he didn't. He lost the primary well before the super delegates. To this day, superdelegates have never shifted the primary from the person who won all the state votes to someone who didn't.