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Onlooker

(5,636 posts)
Tue Apr 19, 2016, 02:28 PM Apr 2016

The Sanders people are concerned about independent voters, but what about black voters?

Why didn't the Sanders movement express active concern about voting rights in Wisconsin, where there is strict voter ID law that tends to disenfranchise blacks? Why does the Sanders campaign embrace white caucus states that, through caucus locations, time demands, and complexities tend to to discriminate against working people, people with families, and people who are less politically active? Why does the Sanders campaign frequently dismiss states with large black populations as if the importance of Sanders victories in white states is much more meaningful?

Let's face it, the indignation of the Sanders people is another example of Sanders opportunism, whether becoming a Democrat in order to exploit the Party, sucking up to the Catholic Church in the hope of getting Catholic votes, or dismissing the states with a lot of black voters as if they don't count.

I have no objection to the lies and hypocrisy of the Sanders campaign, except for its sanctimoniousness.

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The Sanders people are concerned about independent voters, but what about black voters? (Original Post) Onlooker Apr 2016 OP
Post removed Post removed Apr 2016 #1
This.... nt CherokeeDem Apr 2016 #3
Yes, all Sanders supporters are bigots whatchamacallit Apr 2016 #8
Under the bus -- with all the others who don't Hortensis Apr 2016 #12
This TMontoya Apr 2016 #24
again with this... northernsouthern Apr 2016 #30
Can you taste the bullshit as you spew it? whatchamacallit Apr 2016 #2
this^^^ dinkytron Apr 2016 #31
Idiot talk. Ed Suspicious Apr 2016 #4
Back to the dog whistle tactics huh? NWCorona Apr 2016 #5
No dog whistle here...it's being shouted out loud... Human101948 Apr 2016 #7
facts aren't dogwistles uponit7771 Apr 2016 #44
"independents"wink wink they fit his best democraphic nt msongs Apr 2016 #6
Berie has brought this up continuously during the campaign. RDANGELO Apr 2016 #9
Bernie's certainly paid lip service ... Onlooker Apr 2016 #13
Bernie is MORE liberal than HRC Ken Burch Apr 2016 #32
AA people being unable to vote ibegurpard Apr 2016 #10
'Are these ballots resourced locally?' onehandle Apr 2016 #11
A centrist candidate can't care about racism. Ken Burch Apr 2016 #34
Except Bernie Sanders supporters did talk about Wisconsin voter ID laws here think Apr 2016 #14
Of course, Hillary is beating the drum for Independent and Black voting rights. Isn't she? Tierra_y_Libertad Apr 2016 #15
Your posts are a bunch of bait that should shame your cohort. Bluenorthwest Apr 2016 #16
Are you the hidden post hall monitor? Bobbie Jo Apr 2016 #23
Jury Reults MineralMan Apr 2016 #39
Thanks, MM Bobbie Jo Apr 2016 #45
ROFL, indeed. MineralMan Apr 2016 #46
I am making use of a tool the admins gave us as part of the Glorious Amnesty. Bluenorthwest Apr 2016 #42
Why the constant race baiting? That's all u guys know ThePhilosopher04 Apr 2016 #17
Race baiting? Onlooker Apr 2016 #19
We NEVER dismissed the black vote. Ken Burch Apr 2016 #35
She's getting the black vote because blacks trust her ... Onlooker Apr 2016 #52
OK, they trust her. Ken Burch Apr 2016 #53
No, Bernie has not fought for human rights in 50 years. Onlooker Apr 2016 #54
I have an Idea. Lets racebait and push Sexism Sky Masterson Apr 2016 #18
Really pathetic, isn't it? TheCowsCameHome Apr 2016 #20
Bernie said in Seattle "all lives matter" but that wasn't good enough snowy owl Apr 2016 #21
We're all in this together. the society we all want is one where race does not matter to anything Baobab Apr 2016 #33
They did democrattotheend Apr 2016 #22
I imagine TMontoya Apr 2016 #25
It was POC who started the "safe spaces" thing. Ken Burch Apr 2016 #36
Maybe not TMontoya Apr 2016 #38
It's about voting rights for everybody. Ken Burch Apr 2016 #47
Are you suggesting there are no AA independent voters? floriduck Apr 2016 #26
More race baiting? Internal polling showing a closer result than expected? Karmadillo Apr 2016 #27
Liberals (Sanders voters) yelled the loudest when Florida purged AA voters in 2000. HooptieWagon Apr 2016 #28
DU expressed very little interest in Moral Mondays... WorseBeforeBetter Apr 2016 #55
If Sanders had done enough to even get 40% of black people nationally forjusticethunders Apr 2016 #29
We've gained in the AA vote since then. Ken Burch Apr 2016 #37
Program = / = outreach. forjusticethunders Apr 2016 #41
We were always trying to do outreach. Ken Burch Apr 2016 #48
Race batng at it's finest nadinbrzezinski Apr 2016 #40
Politicians generally worry about who is going to vote for them KingFlorez Apr 2016 #43
Bernie was NEVER personally dismissive towards black voters and you know it. Ken Burch Apr 2016 #49
Yes, he was KingFlorez Apr 2016 #50
He was just saying the South was more conservative. It is. Ken Burch Apr 2016 #56
Clinton won the more liberal areas KingFlorez Apr 2016 #60
The operative word is "conservative," not "black." WorseBeforeBetter Apr 2016 #58
He lost the "very liberal" vote in the south KingFlorez Apr 2016 #59
Not so much RandySF Apr 2016 #51
Another day, another frivolous alert JohnnyRingo Apr 2016 #57
So "independent" is a racial category? Warren Stupidity Apr 2016 #61
What did Hillary do for NY Blacks when she was a senator? I'd like to know. snowy owl Apr 2016 #62

Response to Onlooker (Original post)

whatchamacallit

(15,558 posts)
8. Yes, all Sanders supporters are bigots
Tue Apr 19, 2016, 02:32 PM
Apr 2016

who you pray will vote for your superpredator fearing candidate in the GE.

 

northernsouthern

(1,511 posts)
30. again with this...
Tue Apr 19, 2016, 03:06 PM
Apr 2016


There is your Hillary voter talking about "a black man" stealing her presidency away. As for voter ID's you may want to open your eyes, they did, they were the only ones, the DNC cares after the fact, as is shown since Debbie just now opened a case for the voter suppression in AZ.
 

Human101948

(3,457 posts)
7. No dog whistle here...it's being shouted out loud...
Tue Apr 19, 2016, 02:32 PM
Apr 2016

Hillary's shameful supporters are constantly creating racial discord.

RDANGELO

(3,433 posts)
9. Berie has brought this up continuously during the campaign.
Tue Apr 19, 2016, 02:32 PM
Apr 2016

He has called the Republicans who have passed such legislation cowards.

 

Onlooker

(5,636 posts)
13. Bernie's certainly paid lip service ...
Tue Apr 19, 2016, 02:39 PM
Apr 2016

... but you certainly don't see his supporters expressing anywhere near the indignation, and you certainly don't see Bernie's campaign trying to take any action to fight this. Could it be because black voters tend to be fairly liberal and Bernie needs to gun-loving independent vote?

 

Ken Burch

(50,254 posts)
32. Bernie is MORE liberal than HRC
Tue Apr 19, 2016, 03:12 PM
Apr 2016

Guns aren't more important than everything else...and the only gun measures Bernie voted against would not have made any difference. The Brady Bill didn't stop Sandy Hook, and liability wouldn't have stopped it either.

Bernie has never put the interests of white voters before voters of color.

ibegurpard

(16,685 posts)
10. AA people being unable to vote
Tue Apr 19, 2016, 02:32 PM
Apr 2016

Is a real issue in many places and it needs to be addressed AGRESSIVELY.

 

Ken Burch

(50,254 posts)
34. A centrist candidate can't care about racism.
Tue Apr 19, 2016, 03:14 PM
Apr 2016

You can't stop racism without challenging corporate control of life. It's all connected.

 

Bluenorthwest

(45,319 posts)
16. Your posts are a bunch of bait that should shame your cohort.
Tue Apr 19, 2016, 02:40 PM
Apr 2016

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Bobbie Jo

(14,341 posts)
23. Are you the hidden post hall monitor?
Tue Apr 19, 2016, 02:57 PM
Apr 2016

Check your own "cohort," a good number of them have their own issues on this front.

MineralMan

(146,317 posts)
39. Jury Reults
Tue Apr 19, 2016, 03:24 PM
Apr 2016

I was one of the "No explanation given" jurors.

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Bluenorthwest

(45,319 posts)
42. I am making use of a tool the admins gave us as part of the Glorious Amnesty.
Tue Apr 19, 2016, 03:32 PM
Apr 2016

Don't like it, take it up with Skinner. And I fucking do confront Bernie supporters who are assholes, the problem in Camp Clinton is that none of you do that, you all assist the worst among you and thus are defined by the worst among you. Try policing your own instead of lashing out in anger at people who are sick of the crap going on here. Help solve the problem. Stop stoking the fires.

 

Onlooker

(5,636 posts)
19. Race baiting?
Tue Apr 19, 2016, 02:47 PM
Apr 2016

It's the Sanders campaign that dismisses the black vote in the southern states. It's the Sanders campaign that intentionally targeted the white states. It's the Sanders people who earlier on called the southern blacks "low information voters." The race baiting is far and away from the Sanders campaign. Sanders people accusing the Hillary campaign of race-baiting is the same tactic that the Republicans use!

 

Ken Burch

(50,254 posts)
35. We NEVER dismissed the black vote.
Tue Apr 19, 2016, 03:20 PM
Apr 2016

Bernie tried just as hard as your candidate to get that vote, once he was in. Nothing in HRC's proposals was ever actually better for POC than Bernie's.

She got that vote because she had been running for eight years and had worked that vote the whole time. Doesn't mean she was better on the issues. And she'll ditch AA voters just like Bill did once elected, unless kept under relentless pressure.

HRC will never reward AA voters for their votes. The Nineties proves this.

 

Onlooker

(5,636 posts)
52. She's getting the black vote because blacks trust her ...
Tue Apr 19, 2016, 04:38 PM
Apr 2016

... other than voting right, Bernie has accomplished nothing for women's rights, civil rights, or gay rights. The Clintons, despite their mistakes, have accomplished things, and certainly have a long history with the black community. Bernie chose to live in a state that is less than 1% black. I wonder why he didn't choose to live in a state that was more representative of the US.

 

Ken Burch

(50,254 posts)
53. OK, they trust her.
Tue Apr 19, 2016, 04:52 PM
Apr 2016

That doesn't mean Bernie deserved to be treated as untrustworthy OR as hostile. He's been fighting in support of ALL the causes you listed his entire career. And it's not really possible to get lasting victories for ANY of those causes(causes all of us are equally supportive of)while supporting the status quo on economic issues and war. The Sixties proved that-that insight was half the reason the antiwar movement was built.

And it doesn't matter where Bernie chose to live. He never moved to Vermont to get away from black people. He moved there because he needed a new start. That's all it was. If he wanted to get away from black people, why would he ever have joined CORE as an organizer?

Most of the Clinton history with POC has been a history of betrayal. That's what forming the DLC was about...kicking POC to the curb. That's what leaving the GOP equation of blackness with criminality, out-of-wedlock births, drug abuse and welfare fraud was about. Your community never got anything from the Clintons that was worth all the times they sold you out in the Nineties. The economy would have created more jobs in that decade no matter who was president...would have been exactly the same if it was Jesse, Paul Simon, or Tom Harkin.

What could Bernie ever, EVER do that could possibly have been a worse betrayal than the Clinton strategy of appeasing white supremacism(as Bill just did again with his indefensible BLM rant)?

If nothing else, the claim that Bernie's campaign didn't care about getting black votes needs to be put to rest. We could have done better, some of us pushed to change things, and then things were changed. We were always trying...it's just that we weren't always effective.

And we are running against a candidate who's been running for eight years. That was going to put us at a disadvantage no matter what.

 

Onlooker

(5,636 posts)
54. No, Bernie has not fought for human rights in 50 years.
Tue Apr 19, 2016, 04:59 PM
Apr 2016

Sure he has some great votes and his heart is in the right place, but gay rights, women's rights, and civil rights have not been his issue since the mid-60s. There is not one right you can point to that Bernie played a leading role on. The Clintons despite their mistakes accomplished a lot for various minorities especially when Bill was president. Through executive actions, through laws, through appointments, and through policy changes, many minority groups actually saw aspects of their lives improve. Bernie was always a vote, but never a leader on those types of issues. The only thing I can find that Bernie actually accomplished in this regard was that in 1985 as Mayor of Burlington, he passed a law barring discrimination in housing there. He deserves credit for that.

Sky Masterson

(5,240 posts)
18. I have an Idea. Lets racebait and push Sexism
Tue Apr 19, 2016, 02:45 PM
Apr 2016

I guess CP time and Super-predators is what POC are attracted to.
You all really need to give up the projection.

snowy owl

(2,145 posts)
21. Bernie said in Seattle "all lives matter" but that wasn't good enough
Tue Apr 19, 2016, 02:54 PM
Apr 2016

You blame him because he didn't single you out. He's jewish and doesn't single himself out. He thinks we all matter and wants us all to benefit from his administration. You want "self interest" but that's not Bernie. He wants us all to benefit. I agree that black lives do matter and from my perspective we need to change a lot - an awful lot. But you misperceive Bernie's lack of attention to blacks. No, he realizes that black lives will benefit when we all get our money back from the top. More jobs for everyone . . . more justice for everyone . . . attention to climate change for everyone . . . the guy who gave Hillary and Bernie a tour of low income housing came out for Bernie. I don't know the numbers but I'm guessing there are just as many blacks if not more in low income housing in NYC and Bernie wants to help.

Caucus states have more active participants. It is a strategy. But you mistake strategy for winning with constituency. That's crazy.

Clinton was senator from NY for 8 years. What did she do for Blacks? Hmm...?

Baobab

(4,667 posts)
33. We're all in this together. the society we all want is one where race does not matter to anything
Tue Apr 19, 2016, 03:14 PM
Apr 2016

where everybody is treated fairly from birth, and people can rise to wherever their talents take them, be friends with whomever they want, marry whomever they want and be whomever they want. Where people are not pigeonholed based on things that don't matter.

And yes of course all lives matter. All lives are irreplaceable.

 

TMontoya

(369 posts)
25. I imagine
Tue Apr 19, 2016, 03:00 PM
Apr 2016

A lot were too concerned about their "safe spaces" and iPhones to really care about such trivial matters.

 

Ken Burch

(50,254 posts)
36. It was POC who started the "safe spaces" thing.
Tue Apr 19, 2016, 03:22 PM
Apr 2016

"Safe Spaces" are not about protecting white privilege.

 

TMontoya

(369 posts)
38. Maybe not
Tue Apr 19, 2016, 03:24 PM
Apr 2016

But it certainly is a Sanders supporter thing. Just like harassing a white guy with dreds for "cultural appropriation". This latest lawsuit is just another spotlight on the ME ME ME mentality of Sanders supporters.

 

Ken Burch

(50,254 posts)
47. It's about voting rights for everybody.
Tue Apr 19, 2016, 04:20 PM
Apr 2016

There's nothing Bernie proposes that is ONLY good for white people, for God's sakes. And he's always been more antiracist than HRC(she stopped being antiracist the moment she helped found the DLC, a group that was created solely to make POC powerless in the Democratic Party).

Why do you care if a white guy gets hassled for wearing dreads, anyway?

 

floriduck

(2,262 posts)
26. Are you suggesting there are no AA independent voters?
Tue Apr 19, 2016, 03:04 PM
Apr 2016

Sanders didn't "dismiss" Arizona. Did you know there are actually some AA Republicans. God forbid.

 

HooptieWagon

(17,064 posts)
28. Liberals (Sanders voters) yelled the loudest when Florida purged AA voters in 2000.
Tue Apr 19, 2016, 03:06 PM
Apr 2016

Where was Hillary? Was she still trying to 'bring them to heel'?

WorseBeforeBetter

(11,441 posts)
55. DU expressed very little interest in Moral Mondays...
Tue Apr 19, 2016, 05:06 PM
Apr 2016

outside those who live here in NC. Protected groups (BOG and AA) yawned. Interestingly, they've now pitched tents at Camp Weathervane. Voting rights is now a "thing," because they think they can use it to bash Bernie and his supporters.

Early Moral Mondays were lily white, but became much more diverse as word got out. And just from my own little circle -- we're Sanders supporters, but for one or two older women who want to see the first woman President in their lifetimes.



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As a Sanders supporter, I stand (and march) with these folks, not shit-stirring malcontents on DU.

 

forjusticethunders

(1,151 posts)
29. If Sanders had done enough to even get 40% of black people nationally
Tue Apr 19, 2016, 03:06 PM
Apr 2016

He'd be beating Hillary right now, and on pace for the nomination.

Take a state like Alabama, which Bernie lost by almost SIXTY points. He lost Black people by EIGHTY points. Now let's change that 80 point loss to a 21 point loss, aka, the same margin he lost white voters in the state. I don't have the exact math in front of me but that's roughly a 30 delegate swing. From ONE state.

Same with Virginia. Lost black voters by SEVENTY points. Change that to 20 points and that's what, a 40-50 delegate swing? Hell you wouldn't need 40%, 30% could probably suffice.

 

forjusticethunders

(1,151 posts)
41. Program = / = outreach.
Tue Apr 19, 2016, 03:29 PM
Apr 2016

Also there have been gains but they came AFTER most black voters had already voted, and were too little too late.

 

Ken Burch

(50,254 posts)
48. We were always trying to do outreach.
Tue Apr 19, 2016, 04:23 PM
Apr 2016

The Sanders campaign NEVER, at any point, worked on the assumption that it didn't need black votes.

HRC had had the South wired for eight years...nothing Bernie could possibly have done could have countered that.

And there was never any justification for the accusations that Bernie saw racism as a lesser concern. Nobody who was a long-time organizer in CORE was ever going to feel that way.

KingFlorez

(12,689 posts)
43. Politicians generally worry about who is going to vote for them
Tue Apr 19, 2016, 03:36 PM
Apr 2016

At my local Democratic club meeting, I raised the issue of the dismissive attitude toward black voters by Sanders and his campaign. The room was full of Sanders supporters and when I brought that up, you could have heard a pin drop in the room and the representative from the Sanders campaign had to concede that there is an issue there. #BlackVotesMatter.

 

Ken Burch

(50,254 posts)
49. Bernie was NEVER personally dismissive towards black voters and you know it.
Tue Apr 19, 2016, 04:28 PM
Apr 2016

And HRC, as a centrist, can't be trusted to fight racism if elected. She didn't between the founding of the DLC and 1998, when she spoke out about Amadou Diallo solely because she was planning to run for the Senate in NY.

Bernie had been fighting racism since the Sixties. What more could the man have possibly done?

He'd have become a Republican if he had said that we couldn't address economic issues UNTIL racism was wiped out. And taking that stance would also have meant it wasn't going to be possible to wipe out racism-the main thing that keeps white racism alive is the way economic interests have sold the myth that any gains for POC were going to mean economic losses for working-class whites. That manipulation kept racism alive when it otherwise would have died a natural death.

KingFlorez

(12,689 posts)
50. Yes, he was
Tue Apr 19, 2016, 04:35 PM
Apr 2016

He made a dismissive comment being interviewed by George Stephanopoulos and it was posted on this board. He was using the same sort of dismissive logic that his supporters used about the south. Most of the electorate in the primary in the south is black.

when This Week host George Stephanopoulos pointed out to Sanders that Clinton was getting more votes than him, Sanders shot back: “Well, she’s getting more votes. A lot of that came from the South.”


“Secretary Clinton cleaned our clock in the Deep South. No question about it. We got murdered there. That is the most conservative part of this great country. That’s the fact. But you know what? We’re out of the Deep South now. And we’re moving up.”


I don't care what Sanders did 50 years ago, it's his words now that matter.
 

Ken Burch

(50,254 posts)
56. He was just saying the South was more conservative. It is.
Tue Apr 19, 2016, 05:24 PM
Apr 2016

That's why HRC won in most of the South...because she ran as a more conservative candidate.

She stopped opposing racism when she helped found the DLC...that was the whole POINT of the DLC-to spread the message that Democrats shouldn't oppose white supremacy any more.

What was Bernie SUPPOSED to say?

Was he supposed to say that Super Tuesday proved he shouldn't even be running?

No candidate is ever going to say something like that.

And why are you so determined to double-down on a slur your campaign doesn't need to use?

You'd lose nothing if you admitted Bernie was fine on race.

KingFlorez

(12,689 posts)
60. Clinton won the more liberal areas
Tue Apr 19, 2016, 06:42 PM
Apr 2016

Conservatives DID NOT carry her to victory. If anything Sanders got a whole lot of conservative Democratic protest votes just because he was not tied to Obama like Hillary Clinton is.

KingFlorez

(12,689 posts)
59. He lost the "very liberal" vote in the south
Tue Apr 19, 2016, 06:40 PM
Apr 2016

And when we look at where some of Sanders' best performances were in the south, it wasn't in liberal areas.

Georgia
Obama 12 Romney 12 Sanders 16
Echols 15.66% 82.99% 51.43%

Florida
Obama 12 Romney 12 Sanders 16
Baker 20.29% 78.80% 47.40%
Calhoun 26.91% 70.61% 45.20%
Dixie 25.84% 72.60% 45.10%
Gilchrist 23.75% 74.55% 50.70%
Holmes 15.25% 83.46% 51.70%
Lafayette 20.17% 78.33% 51.60%
Liberty 28.64% 74.55% 47.10%
Suwanee 26.85% 71.63% 44.30%
Union 24.76% 73.59% 51.60%

Louisiana
Obama 12 Romney 12 Sanders 16
Cameron 10.90% 87.07% 40.12%
LaSalle 11.63% 87.13% 40.80%

Tennessee
Obama 12 Romney 12 Sanders 16
Carter 23.23% 75.20% 50.95%
Unicoi 27.00% 71.01% 51.22%
Washington 29.82% 68.30% 53.07%


JohnnyRingo

(18,635 posts)
57. Another day, another frivolous alert
Tue Apr 19, 2016, 06:17 PM
Apr 2016

I'm not saying how I voted in this 7-0 jury. hahaha
It's getting easier to alert than debate for some:


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