He's 78 years old and had a heart attack recently.

Out of the candidates I'd probably go for Yang, even though his simplistic doomsday viewpoint of more automation means less jobs is wrong.

I'd take Bernie or Yang, preferably a combo. I'm ready for someone to focus on helping the demonized millennial and their serfdom situation. I'm of that segment so I have much to gain, less to lose trying out the socialist ideas. Improvement to health care and cost, and education cost reduction and student load debt relief would be YUGE wins for me personally, and a lot of my peers. Even older folks looking at trading a life of pension for health care stand to benefit.


We are just lazy avocado toast eaters and Starbucks junkies.
https://www.businessinsider.com/millennials-less-wealth-net-worth-compared-to-boomers-2019-12

This post was edited by RedFromWinter on Feb 2 2020 07:01am

lmfao

ah good old businessinsider gotta stir the pot with divisive generational rhetoric.

I always thought Tulsi Gabbard was the best candidate from what I had seen from the Democrats, what shifted people away from her? I likely missed something that occurred.

I am once again asking you to have the ability to distinguish between the traditional meaning of socialism as a communist ideology, and the modern interpretation of socialism as a capitalist mixed economy with elements of publicly owned industries.

That would require Cam to understand the perspective of somebody else. He can only take literal definitions and interpretations of what people say. I think he's at least a bit autistic.

will be hilarious to report you to the party

#commiefagsplaining