Corporate media can't figure out what Bernie Sanders supporters want
July 27, 2016
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"You see Jen Palmieri speaking for the Clinton campaign being incredibly complimentary of Bernie Sanders, signaling and indicating trust in Sanders, saying yeah, of course he should talk a lot about himself, he’s earned it, he has a lot to be proud of, no, we don’t necessarily even need to see the speech, we are working with them together on this stuff. To have that relationship overtly between the campaigns, if you are a progressive and you are looking at, whether or not this is your party, to see your guy Bernie
Sanders treated that way by the Clinton folks, then to see the lineup of progressive speakers tonight, not just Sanders himself but Elizabeth Warren and Cory Booker and Raul Grijalva and all the Sanders supporters speaking, it is hard to explain what the grievance is, especially after you have Debbie Wasserman Schultz’s head on a platter to start your convention. To say that you are so aggrieved that you will shut this thing down and basically try to ruin this as a political moment for Hillary Clinton is, is, is something"
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