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Walt O'Reagun

If Bernie Sanders is an Independent ... why is he allowed to run for the Democrat Party nomination?

From 1978 to present, he identified himself as an Independent.

Only in 2015-2016 did he identify as a Democrat.  Basically to run for their nomination.
He did the same thing this time.  In 2019, identify as a Democrat to run for the party nomination.

Why does the Democrat Party put up with this fraud?

Posted - February 19, 2020
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  • 5391

    I would suggest that it is virtually settled science that no Independent candidate has a chance in hell of winning the WH. Surely, Bernie would know this.  

    In light of the fact we now have a US President who is known to have changed his political affiliation at least 5 times, to wit:

    Donald Trump went from a registered Republican (1987);to the Independent Party of NY (1999); to a Democrat (2001) -he even contributed money to the [now hated] Clintons; back to a Republican (2009); then to “no party affiliation” (2011); then back to Republican again in 2012...
    So what is he, really? 
    Do we sniff a double standard? 

      February 19, 2020 2:19 PM MST
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  • 34449
    DNC makes their own rules for their primary. 

    I bet they are wishing they had written something in there about party affiliation now. 
      February 19, 2020 2:43 PM MST
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