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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Some say love...it is a Bernie...
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I am so proud of you Marianne! I remember how influential you were during my discovery of Science if Mind here in Houston.
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that's not why he doesn't deserve the nomination - it's b/c when someone invites you to their party you don't take a shit on their dining room table and cry victim b/c the house stinks
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Absolutely. I live in an open Primary state. Independent voters can vote in a presidential primary and they definitely can choose to vote in the Democratic primary. What do the Republicans have? Trump and de la Roche.
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Bernie Sanders has caucused with Democrats throughout his career and he is more Democratic than most Democrats today.
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If he’s going to run as a D he shouldn’t simultaneously bash the party. That’s the issue.
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and if we're going to have a two party system, shouldn't at least one of them represent the people?
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Except have you hear how @SenSanders insults Democrats. Plus I refuse support any candidate that gets help from Russia. He needs to drop out
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Thank you for supporting Bernie!!❤️
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