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In response to "Really? *checks the last six primaries* Bernie has the momentum and has been winning of late." by Krusty

His negativity is not in response, he's been negative for a while.

Posted by ty97 Apr 7 '16, 05:59

Your patron saint ain't a saint, he's a politician like the rest.

You're right, he's won a lot lately, as he was always expected to. He's still got a huge mountain to climb to win the pledged delegate count, and that mountain's getting steeper as we move back toward large Hillary friendly states

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If this is going negative we've really gotten soft. -- nm - Krusty Apr 7, 06:01 8
- I don't know, saying that the other person isn't qualified to be President is a pretty negative statement. - spamlet, spreading happiness and joy where he goes Apr 7, 06:08 2
  - Objectively, yes. In the context of political discourse, no. -- nm - znufrii Apr 7, 06:24
  - Please. Every candidate that has ever run has said their opponent isn't qualified. This is barely anything. -- nm - Krusty Apr 7, 06:11
- It's certainly nowhere near the negativity of the other race, for sure. -- nm - ty97 Apr 7, 06:02 3
  - Forget the other race, it's not near any race ever. If he says anything critical it's an attack or going negative. - Krusty Apr 7, 06:05 2
    - I guess I'm confused then - ty97 Apr 7, 06:07 1
      - Fair enough. They're both going negative in a very soft way and with a bit of truth behind it. -- nm - Krusty Apr 7, 06:10
- This -- nm - znufrii Apr 7, 06:02

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His negativity is not in response, he's been negative for a while.

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