'scuse me ladies and gentlemen. I changed my mind, can we please talk about the damn emails? I'm not tired anymore.
I don't feel sorry for those idiotic college kids who wasted their money on him.
>>76477963
so what actually happens with all the money donated to his campaign?
>>76479155
It goes to Hillary and the DNC.
>>76479345
This
Not even joking
>>76479155
Wasn't Bernie's campaign broke and only had 6 million dollars a few weeks ago?
That would suggest that he already spent the money.
Being that he didn't seem to put massive amounts of money into advertisement or buying coverage, I wonder if he was finding ways to use that money to live it up and spending it on expensive plane flights and meals when he visits different cities for his rallies.
>>76479345
He should blow it on some huge blimp or some Commie parade.
>>76479507
Can't, it belongs to the party.
>>76478106
I don't, it's the price they paid for being stupid
>>76479639
Ya because there's no corruption in politics, especially not the DNC
>>76479477
i saw something on here a few weeks ago saying they raised $45 million what the fuck did they "spend" $39 million on? because Bernies campaign looks like it cost fuck all
>>76479908
Oh, it's rampant. Just stating the rules.
>>76479655
Nice reading comprehension there my taco munching friend.
This is now a Hillary thread. Kek praise the new queen of /pol/, Hillary Clinton!
>>76479477
>only 6 million dollars
>6 million
KEK
>>76480274
Ahahahaha holy shit that absolute madman
>>76480274
Perfect
>>76480274
>Inside the bitter last days of Bernie's revolution
http://www.politico.com/story/2016/06/bernie-sanders-campaign-last-days-224041
>It was the Vermont senator who personally rewrote his campaign manager’s shorter statement after the chaos at the Nevada state party convention and blamed the political establishment for inciting the violence.
>Convinced as Sanders is that he’s realizing his lifelong dream of being the catalyst for remaking American politics—aides say he takes credit for a Harvard Kennedy School study in April showing young people getting more liberal, and he takes personal offense every time Clinton just dismisses the possibility of picking him as her running mate—his guiding principle under attack has basically boiled down to a feeling that multiple aides sum up as: “Screw me? No, screw you.”
>Take the combative statement after the Nevada showdown.
>“I don’t know who advised him that this was the right route to take, but we are now actively destroying what Bernie worked so hard to build over the last year just to pick up two fucking delegates in a state he lost,” rapid response director Mike Casca complained to Weaver in an internal campaign email obtained by POLITICO.
>“Thank you for your views. I’ll relay them to the senator, as he is driving this train,” Weaver wrote back.
>Top Sanders aides admit that it’s been weeks, if not months, since they themselves realized he wasn’t going to be win, and they’ve been operating with a Trump’s-got-no-real-shot safety net. They debate whether Sanders’ role in the fall should be a full vote-for-Clinton campaign, or whether he should just campaign hard against Trump without signing up to do much for her directly.
>>76480274
I don't get it
>>76480796
>They haven’t been able to get Sanders focused on any of that, or on the real questions about what kind of long term organization to build out of his email list. They know they’ll have their own rally in Philadelphia – outside the the convention hall—but that’s about as far as they’ve gotten.
>He wants to be in the race until the end, until the roll call vote,” Weaver said.
>Aides say they’re going to discourage people from booing Wasserman Schultz, who’s emerged as public enemy number one among Sanders supporters, when she takes the stage at the convention. But they think it’s going to happen anyway.
>Meanwhile, they’re looking into trying to replace the Florida congresswoman as the convention chair with Gabbard, and force Wasserman Schultz to resign as DNC chair the day after the convention.
>There’s also the issue of payback. Campaign aides say that whatever else happens, Sanders wants former Congressman Barney Frank and Connecticut Gov. Dannel Malloy out of their spots as co-chairs of the convention rules committee. It’s become a priority fight for him.
>Sanders, the aides say, believes Frank has hated him for years, but the former Massachusetts congressman’s calling him a “McCarthyite” pushed him over the edge. He never really registered who Malloy was, despite his being from a neighboring home state and his status as one of the most liberal governors in the country, but Sanders was enraged to hear the governor say he had blood on his hands for not supporting the gun manufacturer liability law.
What a piece of shit.
>>76480274
TACO BOWLES
>>76480274
>not fair
sounds like a racist
>>76480884
>hey lets equally redistribute the socialist candidates donations back to his people
>n-no that wouldn't be fair, everyone should just get back as much as they put in!
>bernout doublethink
>>76480884
its like the guys talking about socialism
they all donated shekels and then the shekelmaster redistributes them """""equally"""" for 20 shekels each cuck
no matter how much they donated
>>76480274
DAS RACYST
Lets get #chargeback your Bernie donation trending
>>76478106
Don't forget the celebrities.
>>76480550
Please let that picture be real!!!!
>>76481676
it's not. doesn't mean you can't spam it on twatter. there's some dumb cunts who will believe it
>>76481845
Oh I will. Just need to know which account to use
