"Sanders wants two Clinton supporters removed from key convention roles"

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I mean, Barney Frank has been quite an attack dog. Don't know about Malloy, though.

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I'd argue that it would have been better for Clinton if Frank hadn't made a statement. The whole reason Sanders wants him removed is because he's been an attack dog. So why the hell would he respond by being even more of an attack dog?

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I see. In that case, who did?

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He's objectively correct, though.

if by "correct", you mean "incorrect", sure.

What is incorrect in the statement?

Well, for one thing, Representative Frank's delusional claims that Sanders is a white supremacist just because he gets more support from white people than black people.

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3rd way identity politics at its worst. Bernie would have been the first non Christian nominee, but his supporters don't constantly use idiotic identity politics as an excuse to support him.

Please, don't start. We've already got the Hillbot equivalent of yourself in this thread, we don't need it to get any worse.

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>Implying Clinton isn't as hawkish as Bush.

Are you really that daft?
BTW, Clinton isn't running against W. She is running against a guy who can't be trusted with a toy gun, let alone with the biggest nuclear arsenal in the world..

I'm daft enough to see an advocated intervention in Libya, a vote for Iraq, and two really irresponsible positions on Syria and Ukraine and do the math.


BTW your entire 'argument' assumes that I won't vote for Clinton in the general. My point is that Bernie's right to push the Democratic party for everything he can get, because establishment dems are generally trash right now, not that I won't vote against Trump.

You shouldn't argue with Landslide Lyndon. He's basically Jfern, except as a Clinton supporter.

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Like I said, I'm wondering who that Barney Frank 'quote' was from, then.

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Please, Joe Republic. Enlighten us on Senator Sanders' white supremacism.

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Well, I feel that it was implied from the claims that he moved to Vermont because he thought Brooklyn was too diverse. That's what 'white flight' means, you know.