Wrong on 3 out of 4.
2020 Presidential election
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Wrong on 3 out of 4.
elonDusk314
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Let’s just pray is not Bernie or Warren
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Cory Booker is out.
I think after Iowa there will be a clearer picture of who the legit candidates for the nomination are.
But I think it is entirely possible the eventual nominee is either not in the race at the moment or is not one of the 4 front-runners. Once the huge field gets narrowed down there's a better environment for someone else to step forward and get some traction. But no, not Michelle Obama, not Oprah Winfrey, not Alex Baldwin or any stupid **** like that.
I think after Iowa there will be a clearer picture of who the legit candidates for the nomination are.
But I think it is entirely possible the eventual nominee is either not in the race at the moment or is not one of the 4 front-runners. Once the huge field gets narrowed down there's a better environment for someone else to step forward and get some traction. But no, not Michelle Obama, not Oprah Winfrey, not Alex Baldwin or any stupid **** like that.
elonDusk314
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Hahah I don’t think Trump will win, I hope we get a moderate.
So maybe someone like Warren?
elonDusk314
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Free college is not moderate. 1.25 trillion dollar debt elimination is not moderate
Yeah and there's a 99% chance that if Warren is elected neither of those things happen.
Meanwhile, she's very intelligent, very capable, has a very measured and methodical way of planning things out. She's a pit bull when it comes to consumer protection and sticking up for the average person.
elonDusk314
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Hey if she wins I hope you’re right.
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Tuition free education isn’t a radical idea, even here in the United States. Currently, There are 20 states that offer Tuition free education at state schools and not all of them are blue states. Kentucky, Tennessee, and Indiana are red states.
https://www.cnbc.com/2019/03/12/free-college-now-a-reality-in-these-states.html
Furthermore, as @Zombie pointed out, I don’t understand why some of you don’t bat an eye at throwing trillions at our defense budget (spending twice as much as the world combined) and trillions in tax handouts (that don’t stimulate the economy). Aren’t those radical ideas? Why are ideas such as free tuition or significant tuition aid and universal health care considered radical to your ilk while going hundreds of thousands in debt or going bankrupt over health care considered “normal?”
It’s really weird.
elonDusk314
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I agree with you, the defense budget is too great as well. Common Ground!
As for the tuition free education, it’s incredibly unethical. I’m a year away from finishing my degree, it’s been a privilege that I will continue to pay for for the next couple years. This is not a right, that the general public should pay for.
As for the tuition free education, it’s incredibly unethical. I’m a year away from finishing my degree, it’s been a privilege that I will continue to pay for for the next couple years. This is not a right, that the general public should pay for.