Some say Sanders doesn’t deserve the nomination because he’s “not a Democrat.” Any American should be able to run for president, but the political parties have made it very difficult to do so as an Independent. And the party of inclusion should actually be the party of inclusion.

Feb 25, 2020 · 4:44 AM UTC

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Replying to @marwilliamson
Uh yeah, except for all his “I won’t take their money” stance, he’s happy to carpetbag into the prepaid infrastructure of the DNC, including debates, primaries & the convention. Not hating, just calling out the truth.
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Thank you! The big tent includes anti-choice zealots, but not someone fighting for all democratic values.
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Right!
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The space lady is right here.
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I’m unable to feel inclusion here. It rings like “our way or the highway “ This passion of Sanders campaign may be loud but not hearing #VoteBlueNoMatterWho
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Well I guess 40+% of people that vote Democrat aren't actually Democrats either. Does the party want to admit that?
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We must always look at the "big picture" of data. The rules can't apply only when a person wants them to--gun control and the healthcare plan are not the best for families that have lost loved ones
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All true but if anyone could run as an independent it's Sanders so this is really N/A.
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