Elections I Still Love Bernie Sanders

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This was a very good interview IMO. He touches on how the US is complicit in children starving with their unlimited support for Israel, how people are better off 40 years ago, how the liberal elite took the Democratic process away from voters, how they used false claims of misogyny and racism against his supporters by labeling them "Bernie Bros."

How the Democratic party took away the Democratic process from their voters. How they need to go away from identity politics.

 
A retard obsessing over Israel and Palestine.

That’s exactly what America needs as its president.
 
True. But I did like him on Theo too. All you ever see is ranting.
It's fine, but he should have been more honest in the past, instead of continuously carrying water for the Dems. It's a little late for him to be calling out the Dems for their fuckery. It's just another guy who knew, and said nothing. If Kamala wins, he's not doing this interview and would continue to shill. That's my issue with these guys who want to all of sudden acknowledge the problems with the Democrat party. The party has hit such a low, that they're desperate to maintain their own relevance. They're doing it out of selfishness.

He's basically the political version of Jake Tapper.
 
how the liberal elite took the Democratic process away from voters, how they used false claims of misogyny and racism against his supporters by labeling them "Bernie Bros." How the Democratic party took away the Democratic process from their voters.
Seems logical to want to move away from all that toxic bs and run as an independent.
 
I don't favor any more old men for president that are close to going senile or have gone, as we are getting for 12 years in a row. No more.

I definitely disagree with him about some things. Lots of good points here though, especially about the establishment on the left and their troublesome identity politics.

I would much rather have Bernie than AOC because she really is all about the identity part, and I don't think the center will ever embrace her (which is necessary to win the presidency). The opposition would run a bunch of anti-left culture war adds like they defeated Harris with. It's necessary to have someone that isn't far left to win a nationwide election (or at least someone who will separate themselves from identity issues), they will not vote for hardcore identity people.

Joe Biden partially owes his win to the perception of him from his previous career as a centrist- that was not how he governed though; he was a left president.
 
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