I don't think Sanders will achieve that.Then Bernie is the only god damn option.
I don't think Sanders will achieve that.Then Bernie is the only god damn option.
Ok then go sit in the "I give up" corner and let the corporate establishment suck your soul dry while we try and fight for working people.I don't think Sanders will achieve that.
I'm happy with several of the candidates in their positions on working people.Ok then go sit in the "I give up" corner and let the corporate establishment suck your soul dry while we try and fight for working people.
Lol positions? They have none other than saying nice things for the camera. No history or record to back up their claims. You're OK with it going back to the conditions that enabled Trump. I'm not OK with that.I'm happy with several of the candidates in their positions on working people.
I'm not expecting some kind of revolution. Sanders isn't going to change the world. None of them are. They can all say what they want to do, and that's great. But what is going to happen isn't really up to the President. Legislation is written in the House and the Senate. No one is going to write up bills based exactly on what the President wants. They are going to write them based on what they think they can pass and what the President will sign.
I'm worried that Sanders will be too inflexible and will indicate that he isn't going to sign the stuff that actually has a chance to pass.
I think we "can" provide universal health care, as in if we did it it would work. I just think it can not be passed because there is too much corporate opposition.The idea that Bernie wont compromise is ludicrous BS. He will if he has to, but he wont give up and sell people out for corporate interest. If you cant get behind that yet claim to stand for those people then what are you doing?
I love that people love to boast American exceptionalism but when confronted by universal healthcare, something ****ing Canada can provide for it's citizens, people are like "lol no way".
I think we "can" provide universal health care, as in if we did it it would work. I just think it can not be passed because there is too much corporate opposition.
I'd love to be proven wrong.
But where this needs to come from is Congress. And for that to even matter, if it did happen, you'd have to flip the Senate. And if that bill lands on the President's desk it think all of the Democrats would sign it.
I feel like last night's complete flop by Bloomberg should be taken pretty seriously. I don't think he's gonna get the nomination. There are too many people out there turned off by him appearing to be in the process of buying the nomination. He looked like a bumbling fool. Warren was dunking on him and posterizing him again and again.
Fine with me.lol, give me a second.
Okay, the PM is from @Nate505 on Apr. 28th 2018. The title of the PM is "Hey, can you not troll Cy" If nate is okay with it I'll post his post, my response and his follow-up response.
The pic I posted, well, not in this thread but in one of them, is the one Nate was asking me stop posting. Since I'm not sure where it is I'll post it here for reference purposes. I made this pic in Apr. 2018.
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Evidently this got under Cy's skin.
For all the years I've been here I've had very little direct interaction with Cy, but when it has happened it has been negative.
It's exactly as formidable as the argument it was refuting.Wow. Powerful argument. I see that Bernie is attracting some formidable supporters.