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FakeNoose

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13. Reich makes the distinction between a Bernie Sanders-type politician

Reply to PatSeg (Reply #8)

Fri May 8, 2026, 12:18 PM

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... vs. those who would gladly follow the big money/big oil scripts. He suggests that Hillary Clinton would have been one of those, but I'm not so sure. (We're not supposed to be kicking over old rocks on DU.)

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Robert Reich: Meet the Future of the Democratic Party [View all] FakeNoose Yesterday OP

Reagan's election began this trend of shoveling money UP the income scale. bucolic_frolic Yesterday #1

"Big money" always backs a safe media star FakeNoose Yesterday #4

Reagan wasn't the first RainCaster Yesterday #7

Add Dr Abdul for Senator in Michigan. multigraincracker Yesterday #2

I have been saying for a very long time that Democrats should nominate a non-politician for president in 2028 gab13by13 Yesterday #3

I'm not so sure about that though PatSeg Yesterday #8

Reich makes the distinction between a Bernie Sanders-type politician FakeNoose Yesterday #13

There are certain aspects to politicians PatSeg Yesterday #15

Yes, it takes a big ego to get into politics, I agree... slightlv Yesterday #27

So I guess you count Reagan as a politician. For me, that's a stretch that could go either way. If he was a KPN Yesterday #19

Yes, Reagan popped in my head as well as PatSeg Yesterday #20

Reagan was excellent as a politician slightlv Yesterday #28

I'm not entirely sure Platner won't be another Fetterman but... NNadir Yesterday #5

We need more people running for office with a Bernie Sanders type attitude KS Toronado Yesterday #6

I absolutely agree! If we had a younger version of slightlv Yesterday #29

Rahm needs to go. Too many ties to banking and he served in the IDF as a civilian volunteer. ChicagoTeamster Yesterday #9

Funny that when I post that the DNC shoved HRC on the voters, it gets alerted on intheflow Yesterday #10

The DNC did not force Hillary on the voters -- that is a myth JT45242 Yesterday #12

Really? I'm a DNC voter and I felt the party pushed HRC on me. intheflow Yesterday #14

Please be careful ... and I understand there are disappointments and some hard feelings FakeNoose Yesterday #17

I do understand. intheflow Yesterday #21

Vote totals 16.9 million to 13.2 million ; 55 percent to 43 JT45242 Yesterday #22

She won Nevada by a voice vote. intheflow Yesterday #24

I forgot the voice vote thing...sorry JT45242 7 hrs ago #32

what is REALLY annoying Skittles Yesterday #25

THANK YOU Skittles 1 hr ago #33

My perception was that they did force her on the party. lees1975 11 hrs ago #31

This is the era of the progressives angrychair Yesterday #11

Wow. Only 58 recs? Either not many folks have seen this, or most don't like Robert Reich or are not happy KPN Yesterday #16

Well it's early yet FakeNoose Yesterday #18

Yup, I've been telling my family that Trump and his band of bandits Joinfortmill Yesterday #23

I vote Democrat, no matter what. But... CozyMystery Yesterday #26

This! slightlv Yesterday #30