Clinton Campaign Attacks Sanders' Peace-Seeking Foreign Policies
Very reminiscent of critiques against Obama back in 2007
Very reminiscent of critiques against Obama back in 2007
Like Ralph Nader and Jerry Brown before him, the Democratic socialist believes that Americans would embrace his progressive agenda if only it wasn't for the campaign finance system.
Top LGBT lobbying group announces a very predictable endorsement.
Which would-be president is worse?
A restrained foreign policy isn't a weakness. It's a strength.
It's too disruptive and too expensive.
At tonight's Democratic debate, the Vermont senator says if "a police officer breaks the law...that officer must be held accountable."
Airs again between 6 P.M. and 7 P.M. tonight.
Internet encylopedia felt the bern.
GOP candidate has a bad record on due process for accused students.
Sanders isn't crazy: rape really is a violent crime that the police should handle.
Some reasons to be skeptical the Vermonter has what it takes to win the Democratic nomination
The story of Sanders and Trump is a growing and general frustration with politics as it is typically practiced.
'Has got to be understood as a very serious crime.'
Sanders and Paul on same side on oversight issue.
Politics suffer from a lack of numeracy among the public, and politicians.
It's typical for the president not to endorse early, but it's a reminder there's no true 'successor.'
Political predictions for the New Year at 8 a.m. ET Sunday on MSNBC
But other punks such as Pere Ubu's David Thomas would - horrors! - "totally vote libertarian"
Trump is still winning but it's far from over.
Bernie Sanders and John Kerry have a weird view of the value of a college edumication.
Sanders to make an announcement at 1 p.m.
Sanders implies "that a path to prison is the most likely alternative to a path to college. Pardon my acronym, but...WTF!?"
San Bernardino shooting brings out Sanders' inner gun restrictionist.
In which we relate the strange saga of Jasper McLevy, because he probably won't turn up in Sanders' speech
Major-party candidates who opposed pot prohibition before Bernie Sanders
A noun, a verb, a gender reference, and 9/11
All three candidates are determined to increase the government's power over labor, wages, the economy, and health care, among other things.
Running for president but needs more time to prepare for breaking news changes.
But he has had a bigger impact than the others.
Despite his intentions, Sanders is an unwitting defender of the status quo.
Moving pot to Schedule II is weak tea compared to Bernie Sanders' support for repealing federal prohibition.
The bill, the first of its kind in the Senate, would let states decide whether to ban or regulate marijuana.
Politicians in Washington want to tell you what to do and take your money for it.
Repealing the national ban is a logical implication of federalism.
Leave it to the states, he says.
Losing the Dodgers was first "painful lesson about big business," but government contributed to "Dem Bums" move to LA.
Can you guess who Smart Alternatives to Marijuana (Project SAM) thinks are the best candidates? Probably, even if you're tripping balls right now.
God forbid, Bernie becomes our 45th president, who will stand in his way?
Why does America have higher attendance and graduation rates?
Also, who will be the last American to die for the mistake of staying in Afghanistan?
Is confiscating half of GDP and high energy prices a winning Democratic strategy?
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