She's a shrill female like HRC and that's why so many people are turned off by her. She's not even cool. She is the kind of person who will say "who let the dog's out" trying to act cool around black people lol.

Or i am "1/18th cheroke" to appeal to native americans.

- Spending 750 000 $ to have people wishing you "happy 73th birthday"
- Cutting food stamps to 750 000 people ?

Keks

I think Bernie and Warren are pretty close in terms of policy/platform, but very different in their personality and style.

Warren comes across as a smartass with an annoying professorial attitude, and it's somewhat unclear how much she really would have the little man's back if elected. Warren presents her agenda in a way that appeals mostly to college-educated and/or coastal elites. The core message of her campaign imho is not for poor or left-behind people, it is for wealthy liberals who like to hear this kind of "build-a-better-society" rhetoric.

Bernie utilizes an angry, zealous, revolutionary rhetoric and appeals a lot more to working-class and blue collor people. He's very authentic and you just know that he's sincere in his desire to fight for the poor and struggling. His messsage seems tailored to those who really suffered from capitalism and/or globalism, instead of its beneficiaries who just want to silence their conscience.

This post was edited by Black XistenZ on Dec 5 2019 06:40am

You’re

F I R E D

You probably checked and yes it's true.
Insane.

digital privacy and ownership

Government Expansion
Economy
Infrastructure
Education
Defense
Immigration
Healthcare

this is a list of everything mentioned so far: (i removed the repeats)
Taxes
Healthcare
Police
Military
Defense
Utilities
Energy
Immigration
Law
Diversity
Equality
Foreign policy
Education
Housing
Safety Nets
Environment
Trade
Economy
Weather
Smaller government
Homelessness
food crisis
Taxing corporations
crony capitalism
Digital privacy
Information ownership
Government Expansion
Infrastructure

I have tried lumping them into smaller brackets for a first draft of the list:
Crime and Punishment
Economy
Education
Environment
Foreign Relations
Government Assistance
Healthcare
Human Rights
Immigration
Infrastructure
Military
National Security
Powers of Government
Tax
Trade

some of these i'm not sure if they fit well enough.
i.e. equality, diversity, digital privacy and ownership of info, i'm lumping into "Human Rights". also climate/weather effects i believe can be summed under "Infrastructure" and "Environment"

i'm assuming we can all create our own sub-brackets for policies, but if you believe there should be more separation or anything added let me know.

alright, last chance to argue anything if you want to.


i read up on this btw. i fully endorse it.

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/nearly-700-000-will-lose-food-stamps-usda-work-requirement-n1095726



it gets rid of able-bodied freeloaders. there's no reason we should be paying for people to do nothing, when they are fully able to do so.
it's actually a rather weak bill. 20h a week for 3 months over a 3 year period. a young kids paper-route is longer hours than that.