2020 Primaries

[RockIsland]

Biden endorses Bernie

[Hodgie]

Bernie endorses Biden

Well there’s a big surprise.

[Krichardson]

Well there’s a big surprise.

Yeah really.

[Royinmontco]

Well there’s a big surprise.

Another big surprise is that neither Bernie's supporters nor his campaign workers are endorsing Biden. Didn't work out so well for the last person to run against DJT.

[Walleye Hunter]

Now this really chaps my ass...I wanted so bad to vote Bernie in the primary.

[Daycrawler]

Now this really chaps my ass...I wanted so bad to vote Bernie in the primary.

So vote for sniffing Joe instead in the primary.


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[Konsukah_19]

Biden endorses Bernie

Can't say I am at all surprised with his actions there. He folded like a cheap suit last time and he is remaining true to form with his latest dropout.

[God and Guns]

I still feel someone in the wings they’re waiting to bring out. Maybe sleepy joe will be really depressed and get suicided? They’ve been throwing everything they have against us, I just feel they have another hand to play in this

[middlefinger]

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Sanders campaign reps revolt after Sanders endorses Biden, openly attack former vice president



Bernie Sanders endorsed Joe Biden for president on Monday, but any illusions that the move would bring an end to long-simmering tensions between the Democratic Party's liberal and moderate wings quickly evaporated in a matter of minutes.

Briahna Joy Gray, who served as Sanders' national press secretary, and prominent Sanders surrogate Shaun King immediately took aim at Biden -- and they made it clear just how much the former vice president's platform differed from Sanders' longstanding policy goals.

"With the utmost respect for Bernie Sanders, who is an incredible human being & a genuine inspiration, I don't endorse Joe Biden," Gray wrote. "I supported Bernie Sanders because he backed ideas like #MedicareForAll, cancelling ALL student debt, & a wealth tax. Biden supports none of those."

Additionally, Gray indicated she agreed that it was "almost insulting" for Biden to suggest lowering the Medicare eligibility age to 60, in lieu of adopting universal health coverage.



Gray had also hammered Biden on Sunday after The New York Times belatedly covered a sexual assault allegation against him on Sunday: "I’m not sure how that line from the NYT’s long-delayed coverage of Tara Reade’s accusation can sit alongside reporting that 7 other women have accused Biden of sexual misconduct," Gray tweeted. (Biden's campaign has denied the accusation.)

She then noted that Sanders, during the campaign, had "graciously" not mentioned Biden's "credible sexual assault allegations," "pattern of unwanted touching," involvement with Burisma Holdings, or "lying [about his] civil rights record."

Meanwhile, as Sanders and Biden conversed via livestream on Monday, King called the moment an obviously choreographed and embarrassing exercise.

"I can hardly believe what I am watching. In his conversation with @BernieSanders, @JoeBiden is clearly reading from a TelePrompTer. It's supposed to be a CONVERSATION. I've never seen this happen in my entire life," he said.

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King posted an article outlining a slew of requirements before he would consider endorsing Biden, including action on "mass incarceration" and a promise to pick a running mate to his satisfaction.

"I've now counted at least 50 times that @JoeBiden blatantly lied about his participation in the Civil Rights Movement from sit-ins he never participated in to marches he was not a part of, to being trained in Black churches as a boy," King wrote. "He must apologize & explain this."

A former Sanders aide told Fox News after the announcement that the senator "always said he was going to fully support the nominee and do everything he could to help them get Trump out of office, so this is just making good on his word which Bernie Sanders always does."

Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., who is closer ideologically with Sanders, still has not endorsed anybody since suspending her presidential campaign and has not responded to requests for comment on an update.

And, President Trump has also taken to pointing out that Biden still hasn't secured the support of his former boss Barack Obama.

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"I don't know why President Obama hasn't supported Joe Biden a long time ago. There's something he feels is wrong," Trump said last week.

"He knows something that you don't know, that I think I know. But you don't know," he added. "I'm sure he's got to come out at some point because he certainly doesn't want to see me for four more years."

Fox News' Paul Steinhauser, Madeleine Rivera, Allie Raffa, and Andrew Craft contributed to this report.

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