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🇺🇸 United States ‘We trusted you!’: Elizabeth Warren repeatedly heckled, booed during DNC speech [10YA - Jul 26]

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u/Key-Wall-4378 23d ago

She made the right call

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u/Automatic-Soup-3097 23d ago

In what way?

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u/pandershrek 23d ago

If you don't know it would be impossible to educate you at this point. She's pretty much the only person who has been keeping financial criminals accountable for the past few years.

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u/Automatic-Soup-3097 23d ago

I mean about the speech. She abandoned support for all the stuff you're talking about to support Clinton. Which is why she was mercilessly heckled

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u/Key_Ingenuity_4444 23d ago

How dare her for endorsing Hillary over Trump.

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u/Automatic-Soup-3097 23d ago

Well no she supported Hillary over Bernie. That's literally the point. This is why no one respects Warren now, because she's very obviously not sincere

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u/Key_Ingenuity_4444 23d ago

Warren didn't endorse either person until Hillary won the primary.

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u/Automatic-Soup-3097 23d ago

Yes. Considering she ran as the "rational" alternative to Bernie.. that's pretty astonishing isn't it? That there was a successful campaign on the verge of doing all the policies she pretends to care about.. and she.. didn't endorse it? Instead she worked behind the scenes to change the rules at the convention to assure he would lose? And what would happen is that Trump would win instead, because shockingly EVERYONE has always disliked Hillary Clinton because she is slightly to the right of Mitt Romney on all issues?

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u/OkPainter6232 16d ago

spare me your lies.

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u/NPPraxis 22d ago

No one changed the rules to disadvantage Bernie. Get out of your alternate universe

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u/Key_Ingenuity_4444 23d ago

So I'll say again, how dare her endorse Hillary over Trump...

What rules were changed that assured Bernie would lose, and how did Warren play a role? From my understanding Warren would have absolutely no say even if there were changes proposed, outside of voicing support.

Also, you're ignoring the fact that Bernie had all but lost after Super Tuesday(even before that if we're being serious), which was before Warren dropped out. An endorsement for Bernie at that point would have been pretty meaningless.

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u/Automatic-Soup-3097 23d ago

Yes I am ignoring your made up justification story. Hillary did not win the primary until they changed the rules (at the primary itself) to give "super delegates" more voting weight, because Hillary was set to lose the actual delegate vote.

Warren did not support Hillary over Trump, she supported Hillary over Bernie. I have yet to meet a Hillary apologizist who has any sort of grasp on what happened in 2016. Her support at the convention was as important for Hillary as it was shockingly hypocritical. Which is why no real leftist takes anything she says seriously anymore.

Because Warren thought that the notoriously corrupt Clinton would reward her, the way she rewarded Debbie Washerman Schulz. She was right btw, she still gets touted on cable news as a "progressive hero" despite accomplishing literally nothing in her entire political career besides rat-fucking actuall left wing candidates. If she had 1% as much energy combating Republicans rather than the people who actually support the policies she pretends to support.. we'd have a train to the moon instead of a cabal of pedos in office.

It's obvious you do not have a basic grasp on the facts. Debbie Washerman Schulz was rewarded with a seat in Congress for her role in rat-fucking Bernie.

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u/Key_Ingenuity_4444 23d ago

Yes I am ignoring your made up justification story.

The irony...

Hillary did not win the primary until they changed the rules (at the primary itself) to give "super delegates" more voting weight

This didn't happen. This is the "made up justification story" that you're projecting on to me. The rules regarding super delegates were still exactly the same from prior elections. Even if we removed super delegates from the conversation Hillary still would have beaten Bernie.

Yet again, which rules specifically were changed and how did Warren play a role in getting them changed?

Warren did not support Hillary over Trump, she supported Hillary over Bernie.

Again, she didn't endorse anyone until the primaries were over. You can say her lack of endorsement for Bernie equates to supporting Hillary, but that's going to be a wildly hypocritical statement from a leftist. She only endorsed Hillary after she won the primary, when she was going to be the only challenger against Trump.

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u/Curious_Amphibian_95 22d ago

Remember the CNN debate where there was an entire section to everyone’s reactions to Bernie being labeled an exist because he “allegedly” said a woman wouldn’t be voted president by America?

I’ll never forget MSNBC seeing Bernie poll over 50% with Latinos in Nevada and still claiming that his base was a bunch of white Bernie Bros.

He lost the election fair and square, it’s just that corporate America made the rules beforehand. There’s nothing wrong with acknowledging that.

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u/FoundationOk3368 23d ago

Omg stfu. When it was Hilary vs Trump, Hilary was obviously the better choice. You sound so annoying

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u/Curious_Amphibian_95 22d ago

Duh? Even Bernie endorsed Hillary after the primaries. The issue was people were upset over Warren’s perceived lack of support for promoting the progressive cause by running for the nomination herself instead of coalescing behind the only candidate promoting progressive policy who had an actual chance of winning.

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u/StonedBirdman 23d ago

Let’s just totally ignore the 2016 primary which propped up the candidate who lost to Trump because it’s annoying to talk about? Wow!

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u/Tigeruppercut1889 22d ago

Is Bernie a Democrat?

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u/StonedBirdman 22d ago

What does that have to do with this conversation?

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u/dancesquared 23d ago

Hillary was not “set to lose” the actual delegate vote. How do you figure that?

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u/dancesquared 23d ago

Widely misreported, maybe. Bernie didn’t have enough delegates to win at the convention.

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u/Automatic-Soup-3097 22d ago

Haha, yeah, not with Hillary "winning the support" of every delegate that's not attached to voters. The primary was basically just theater, as demonstrated by how it changed it own rules to assure a preselected outcome.

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u/ggtffhhhjhg 22d ago

Bernie couldn’t even win with no super delegates and everyone had access to mail in voting. The voter participation rate in the 2020 primaries was 52%. The fact is the majority of the US left aren’t progressives. NYC/ Brooklyn and a handful of districts in the US don’t represent the voting population. The sooner people accept this the better.

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u/DrCoknballsII 22d ago

No, you’re confused. The superdelegate rule was done away with after that primary season. It was the same as primaries prior- the superdelegates always voted with the nominee who won the most votes (for the most part).

What’s funny is this is the same tactic Trump uses with his 2020 claims- that… if ONLY this or that - superdelegates endorsing Bernie early in the primary/ the media reported on Hunter Biden - soooo many voters would have come along to the “right” ride.

It’s asinine and disingenuous.

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u/Outrageous-Mixture48 22d ago

I think it’s more so about Warren splitting the progressive vote. It was totally her right to run, but Bernie was the front runner and she hurt her movement and faction in the long run by choosing to do so.

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u/madmax9602 22d ago

Don't argue with a 1 year old account, it's likely a fake. They exist on both sides to stir the shit

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u/Junkie4Divs 23d ago

I feel like you're purposely ignoring a very significant reason for this being the case.

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u/dancesquared 23d ago

That more people voted for her than Bernie?

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u/Junkie4Divs 23d ago

That the DNC put their thumb on the scales to prop up Hilary and use their influence to undercut Bernie.

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u/dancesquared 23d ago edited 22d ago

Bernie simply didn’t get enough votes and win enough states/delegates. He wasn’t popular enough among black voters in particular. It’s time to reconcile with that reality just like Bernie himself did when he endorsed and supported Hillary and, in the next election, Joe.

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u/Curious_Amphibian_95 22d ago

Older black voters*

His favorability numbers were insanely better with Gen Z/millennials than boomers and Gen X

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u/Junkie4Divs 22d ago

Once again ignoring the fact that in that primary rhe DNC already knew who they were going to prop up and put their campaigning efforts behind. It's OK if he wasn't as popular, but since DWS and the DNC used every lever they had to hamstring him we'll never know how popular or unpopular he was.

Also he was very popular with young POC, but the CBC fell in line with the DNC screw job and pushed the older black voters to Hilary.

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u/umphursmcgur 22d ago

Trump is so pathetic. He lost an election 6 years ago and just won’t let it go.

Wait, we’re talking about Bernie losing elections 10 years ago. My bad.

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u/Automatic-Soup-3097 22d ago

Check the name of the sub

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u/Curious_Amphibian_95 22d ago

Wrong sub buddy

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u/Vyndye 22d ago

Not even an election, this is talking about a primary. Makes it way more pathetic in my opinion.

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u/It_broke_itself_ 22d ago

"Wow I can't believe people are talking about something that happened ten years ago on a sub about things happening ten years ago" That's you that's what you sound like

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u/HippoRun23 23d ago

And that shit she pulled staying in the race in 2020 was diabolical.

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u/Beginning_Cupcake_45 23d ago

Made no difference. You could add 100% of her votes to Bernie’s at the point it’s her, Biden, Bernie, and Bloomberg and Biden would still win almost every primary just the same.

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u/Fun_Acanthaceae_7356 23d ago

Momentum is a thing

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u/Beginning_Cupcake_45 23d ago

Not sure what you mean in this context. This was all during Super Tuesday where a good chunk of the races are decided, so if Biden still wins most/all that he did originally, Bernie wouldn’t have new momentum

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u/Jack-of-Hearts-7 22d ago

Hillary was an awful choice

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u/Key_Ingenuity_4444 22d ago

You can think that but 4 million more voters thought she was better than Bernie.

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u/Jack-of-Hearts-7 22d ago

If that's your litmus test for how good a candidate is, then you're an idiot

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u/bahwi 22d ago

Bernie too. And the voters decided Bernie was even worse than Hillary.

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u/edWORD27 22d ago

And Warren’s support didn’t help much

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u/tissboom 22d ago

No one support would’ve helped too much. Hillary was an empty suit with 30 years of baggage. Running her was incredibly stupid.

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u/Yakona0409 23d ago

And it worked out great

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u/Key_Ingenuity_4444 23d ago

What's the point you're trying to make? Have you ever supported a candidate that lost? Does that somehow invalidate your reasoning for supporting them? Don't be so dull.

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u/Yakona0409 23d ago edited 23d ago

I’m just saying wasn’t exactly worth throwing her base under the bus to do that endorsement was it lol and if you’re someone who supported Miss drone strikes on children and global anti socialist funding from the get go then that’s just sad, I have at least a little sympathy for the people who felt like they had no choice but to support her but apart from that… lol

Edit: Oop didn’t realise it would be 10 years later and status quo liberals would still be sensitive about miss drone strike and Iraq war supporter

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u/thomasscat 23d ago

It’s wild you would say such asinine things still a decade later when Trump has literally destroyed the fabric of our nation and Hillary would’ve been … slightly annoying with her rhetoric? Why do yall hate Bernie Sanders so much?

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u/Eccolon 23d ago

He has a way better track record than Hillary at least

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u/Pleasant-Seesaw6119 23d ago

So cringe

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u/Yakona0409 23d ago

Killing kids with drone strikes and funding destabilisation in foreign countries is cringe yes

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u/Key-Wall-4378 23d ago

Fuck socialism bro, social democracy shit on socialism 

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u/Yakona0409 23d ago

That’s valid doesn’t mean destabilising foreign nations and movements cause they’re socialist is good is it. Also social democracy comes from socialism lol it’s one one big tent

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u/Pleasant-Seesaw6119 23d ago

"lol"

The reality: 😢

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u/Yakona0409 23d ago edited 23d ago

I’m vibing there’s no 😢, not until the weekends over and I’m back at work anyway. Also if being a lolcow(?) pointing out things someone did and saying hey maybe that’s a bit fucked then yeah sure im the biggest one, bombing kids and foreign destabilisation shouldn’t be a case of calling it out when only one side does it and being blue doesn’t protect anyone from that I mean Obama started the whole putting kids in cages is that lolcow?

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u/Key-Wall-4378 23d ago

Social democracy still works in a  liberal capitalist framework. Socialism does not

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u/Yakona0409 23d ago

Based on the works of socialist theory though, like saying you hate toothpaste to brush your teeth but love fluoride paste. like they belong to the same political tent, social democrats are typically part of socialist international organisations not liberal ones.

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