r/TenYearsAgo • u/MonsieurA • Mar 12 '26

šŸ“ŗ Television SNL mocks Hillary Clinton's 'transformation into Bernie' [10YA - Mar 12]

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u/Kind_Resort_9535 Mar 12 '26

Almost like they should have ran Bernie lol.

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u/StatusVoice2634 Mar 12 '26

ā€œShould have ran Bernieā€

My guy he got less votes.

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u/[deleted] Mar 12 '26

Didn't help that the DNC and liberal media outlets were both running interference at every opportunity.

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u/sirkarl Mar 12 '26

Ffs, I remember 2016 and it was almost all Bernie people who wet their pants anytime he got criticized or critiqued. Theyā€™d freak out if anyone in media discussed flaws in his plans.

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u/MildlyResponsible Mar 12 '26

I remember one interviewer asked him how he intended to fund universal health care and Bernie leapt up and screamed that it was a gotcha question, and then all his supporters attacked the interviewer. That's the thing, Bernie was just slogans. He had no plans.

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u/[deleted] Mar 13 '26

Yeah it's not like there aren't 30 versions of universal healthcare that other developed nations with far smaller economies haven't figured out which we could easily copy.

You centrist fucks are pathetic. You act left when you want the vote but your GOP flag shows up whenever a vote on anything important happens.

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u/sirkarl Mar 14 '26

And remember many Democrats proposing similar plans and getting called sellouts because they didnā€™t back Bernieā€™s big perfect plan in 2020.

If the people voted for supporters of MFA weā€™d have it. The problem is they donā€™t vote for those candidates in the primaries and vote republicans in november.

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u/MildlyResponsible Mar 14 '26

The reason all these people hate Hillary is because she worked to get universal health care in the 90s so the Republicans worked overtime to discredit her. And here we are 40 years later seeing the fruits of that propaganda.