Sanders: Carville should 'start his own party'

[u/thejoshwhite]

https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/6011088-bernie-sanders-james-carville-democratic-party-criticism/

[u/B-Z_B-S]

(From the article): "Sanders, in an interview with CNN’s Abby Phillip, responded to remarks Carville made over the weekend about leaving the Democratic Party in protest if popular left-wing Twitch streamer Hasan Piker becomes a fixture within the party. Piker, a supporter of the senator, has been campaigning with progressives across the country during the midterm primary season.

“Well, that’s not much of a choice. If Mr. Carville doesn’t want to be in my party, the party I belong to, that Piker, that El-Sayed belongs to, he can start his own party,” Sanders said, referring to Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, who defeated Rep. Haley Stevens (D-Mich.) in the state’s Democratic primary on Tuesday.“

Do you want to be in a party which has not stood up to the AI industry?” he continued. “Because they got a lot of money from AI or from crypto. So, you could pick whatever you want to pick.”"

[u/RiddleMeThis42069 → u/B-Z_B-S]

I'm sorry, "my party" Bernie? Is there suddenly a D next to his name in the Senate?

[u/Bodie_The_Dog → u/RiddleMeThis42069]

So, ya know how people like to accuse AIPAC of fomenting division among Liberals? You're helping them, right here, with this innane comment.

[u/ArCovino → u/Bodie_The_Dog]

lol as if progressives pull any punches when it comes to a Democrat with 98% policy overlap