Stop responding to my posts when you blocked me my guy. It doesn’t matter if Biden isn’t for it cause we all know trump isn’t for it either so it’s not like trump is farther left than him
Idk, the masses of old and black people seem to believe him. At least more than trump who has consistently lied and proposed cutting social services
Yeah I wouldn't call masses of old people informed on anything
Yeah I wouldn't call masses of old people informed on anything
They can be as uninformed and backwards as they want, the problem is they’ll still make up a majority of the electorate. What’s more important than trump moving left is the state of the country. If there’s a recession or coronavirus is still a thing in November, trump doesn’t have a chance. If they’re both resolved then trump won’t need to move left in the first place
people voting against the candidate that is running for what they want and voting for the candidate who opposes it. I'm at loss for words. Biden is a piece of s***.
Hope none of these idiots get to experience what it’s like for their family or themselves to get cancer, chronic disease, etc. only to be burdened by the ludicrous financial mark ups which can ultimately mean life or death.
Really disappointed in my fellow black community. Voting for a candidate who doesnt truly give af about them, but the only thing they know about him is that he was VP for Obama. S*** is sad
All things considered, I think tonight’s the end of the line for Bernie’s campaign. If the last debate + coronavirus couldn’t swing things for Super Tuesday III, I just don’t see what can. As someone who was a proud (Hillary supporting/centrist?) Democrat in 2016 I have to say that this primary has politically awakened me in a way that no other election has, and that’s thanks to the Bernie Sanders campaign.
It’s important not to herald any one politician as a leftist savior but I feel like this is just the beginning of the progressive movement. Bernie is kind of a once-in-a-lifetime politician but I think we have to boost specific policies going forward while we wait for more progressive politicians to crop up.
anyways, I'm going to bed cause this s*** is frustrating

me but my neck is in between the window
i'm not gonna give up hope yet... completely. but f*** man. when i see bernie and hear him speak, i see authenticity. i see someone who has made great decisions in his life and has the data and legacy to prove it. i see someone who has filled me with so much hope. i have never been this politically involved in my life. i see the first politician who has spoken on television as if they were face to face with me and my family. i don't feel like he'd go behind our backs and help himself and his rich friends all at our expense like the other guys. i'm lowkey devastated. this guy was gonna help my family have the means to make a better life for ourselves without doing dirty work or going into debt. and his age is rising and rising. i don't want this man's message to leave this earth. now who is going to fight for me?
i just had to rant. mannnnn
maybe this is how trump people felt about him in 2016. i just knew bernie would show them differently.
just to add onto this whole republican shift in tonal policy regarding the coronavirus/recession, once republicans eventually realize how popular economic/fiscally left, socially/culturally right politics actually are dems are really gonna be f***ed
his health appears to be terrible... what if joe biden...
no i shouldn't say it
(here's how bernie can still win)
just to add onto this whole republican shift in tonal policy regarding the coronavirus/recession, once republicans eventually realize how popular economic/fiscally left, socially/culturally right politics actually are dems are really gonna be f***ed
The republicans will never be on the left economically though.
his health appears to be terrible... what if joe biden...
no i shouldn't say it
(here's how bernie can still win)
then hillary comes to save the day lol
The republicans will never be on the left economically though.
Trump has shown it only takes one person to shift party platform to a separate uniformity. A lot of what the GOP is saying now would be unthinkable 20-30 years ago except maybe in thinktanks. Even Nixon was very quickly dissuaded from his income program. A lot of younger conservatives - not libertarians - are also shifting to a more traditionally left view of economics, especially hatred of big monolithic businesses and banks and desire for redistribution. While I don't think this will be a short process, I think this is something republicans will eventually come to terms with as their electoral power is increasingly threatened in the future.