Programmer
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There's purpose in my capitalization there. It's not for everyone, but it's not for grammar cops to score one. I liken him to a Lib-Dem or Labour party politician, speaking of the UK.They do it cause he's an old-school labor liberal democrat. It's like the 70s.Lots of various Unions donate to BS. However, One could argue they do it because he is somewhat of a protectionist.
Nope, wrong again. Bernie's never been a Democrat (which is a proper noun btw). His first electoral win (mayor of Burlington) unseated a sitting Democrat, and in every other since defeated both Democrats and Republicans. One election, the Dems and Repubs actually got together and ran a joint candidate against him. He still won.