DNC Day 1: WE WANT BERNIE!

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TYT Politics reporter Jordan Chariton spoke to supporters of Bernie Sanders & of Hillary Clinton at the Wells Fargo Arena on day 1 of the Democratic National Convention.

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Jordan your segments are the BEST!

I am totally sick over this convention and I feel that Bernie is my family and something really bad has happened to him. I am sad, mad, disappointed, and all the emotions. I know in my gut he was threatened by the POTUS that day, by his immediate 180 in his dialogue about a contested convention and then endorsed her. I do not think that this would have been the outcome otherwise. I applaud him for getting as far as he did running against the Clinton machine. Bravo Bernie. We can only hope that Hillary is finally held accountable for all of her injustices and the empire comes tumbling down.

A million thank you's to the Bernie delegates. You are doing a wonderful job of making ALL of the Berners heard at the convention. I am very proud of you.

carolyn_r

Thank you Jordan and TYT for the amazing coverage of REAL Americans!

hippiekilgannon

Lol that last woman is basically saying: "hillary is definitely not perfect, she has done horrible things in her campaign and all, but hey, she's a woman so I'll vote for her".

Censtudios

what TYT is doing is what the news (cnn) is supposed to be doing. but hey

jediRAVE

I'm writing Bernie name in or vote Jill Stein. Never Hillary.

Inferno

The only thing that lady could say for Hillary is it's nice to have a woman President. That's all they can say.

judyleasugar

Last week i watched RNC i saw Trump's name allover it, now i see DNC i still see Trump's name allover it.

ajamessssss

if one more person says, well shes a woman so yea lets vote for a woman, i swear im going to lose my total shit!

pattithompsett

Literally the only argument I've ever heard for her is because she's a woman

zalikawashere

The thing is, with the "business as usual" argument in "support" of Hillary, it worries me that it's just like putting the Trump sentiments off to fester and get worse so that an even worse monster emerges next time round. With the Scotland independence referendum (for the record, I'm not calling independence monstrous, just finding a comparison case study), in 2014 they voted to stay in the UK, but in the Brexit aftermath, independence has gained A LOT of favour.

There could be an argument that allowing Trump to happen with a strong Dem house to stop him could promote a shift towards progressiveness in the Dems longer term, whereas allowing Trumpism to fester could make it worse next time round. I don't know, just rolling over some thoughts.

dimavasilev