Dave got some beautiful words out for his favorite candidate.
And does an interview also..
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Well, Yang's out. I mean, I wasn't really a fan, I thought he mostly failed to acknowledge the role of federally subsidized outsourcing to countries where the economy can best be described as modernized serfdom, i.e., he failed to see the role of policy in this completely "natural" phenomenon that had been predicted since Marx' day with nothing to show for it but oh, this time is different. (Not that this should surprise anyone. Democrats can't acknowledge it until Democrats admit Bill Clinton wasn't some messiah.) That said, the degree to which they've accommodated Bloomberg vexes to no end. But at least confirms how desperate the establishment is.
Yeah, Yangs out for now.. I feigned optimistic, but I saw this coming from the beginning. He’s an outsider that is not part of the political establishment and too forward thinking. Still he got the ball rolling on his ideas and UBI which was honestly his focus from the start. If he runs for 2024 I will probably be an on the ground volunteer that cycle.
Sanders was my second choice, but I need to see plans for execution attached to his visions for the country. If we don’t have plans we can end up in the same position that we are in now. or worse…
Fair. And oh, Biden, saying "I'm the only one who can beat Trump" looked so much less delusional from anywhere but fifth place. The funny thing, Russia really does have a sophisticated propaganda machine, but it is possible to hate the Clintons on their own merits. And too clever by half Biden just made it seem like just a bogeyman to scare us.
I don't know what Buttigieg is doing, holding up the count on essentially "what the law should be, in my opinion". We have 47 more states, 5 territories, DC, and Democrats Abroad for more of this grandstanding.
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Well, Yang's out. I mean, I wasn't really a fan, I thought he mostly failed to acknowledge the role of federally subsidized outsourcing to countries where the economy can best be described as modernized serfdom, i.e., he failed to see the role of policy in this completely "natural" phenomenon that had been predicted since Marx' day with nothing to show for it but oh, this time is different. (Not that this should surprise anyone. Democrats can't acknowledge it until Democrats admit Bill Clinton wasn't some messiah.) That said, the degree to which they've accommodated Bloomberg vexes to no end. But at least confirms how desperate the establishment is.
Yeah, Yangs out for now..
I feigned optimistic, but I saw this coming from the beginning. He’s an outsider that is not part of the political establishment and too forward thinking. Still he got the ball rolling on his ideas and UBI which was honestly his focus from the start. If he runs for 2024 I will probably be an on the ground volunteer that cycle.
Sanders was my second choice, but I need to see plans for execution attached to his visions for the country. If we don’t have plans we can end up in the same position that we are in now. or worse…
Fair. And oh, Biden, saying "I'm the only one who can beat Trump" looked so much less delusional from anywhere but fifth place. The funny thing, Russia really does have a sophisticated propaganda machine, but it is possible to hate the Clintons on their own merits. And too clever by half Biden just made it seem like just a bogeyman to scare us.
I don't know what Buttigieg is doing, holding up the count on essentially "what the law should be, in my opinion". We have 47 more states, 5 territories, DC, and Democrats Abroad for more of this grandstanding.
Oh, forgot to mention, my main issue with UBI being that you need price controls, or my landlord will just eat it up.
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