Prince.Skeletor

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He is making fun of trump because world leaders are laughing at him.

Do you think Trump cant make fun of Biden & all his gafs?
Record players, words, corn pop, licking his wife's hands during a rally, saying he loves kids jumping on his laps with kids rubbing their hands down his hairy legs which is when he learned about roaches.

If Biden wins the nomination this will be ridiculous.
World leaders will laugh at both candidates and stupid Americans
 

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The current president is a bumbling idiot who is embarrassing America on the world stage.

If you elect me as your democratic candidate I will restore America's standing as the front runner among our allies."

Don't play stupid. :stopitslime:


How the fukk does this help him against Warren? Or Bernie? :stopitslime:

Those two are focusing on domestic issues yet you think an ad that says "...but the World" is gonna help him :mjlol:

This ad is more appropriate for when he goes against Trump which was my point in my initial comment. But you had to play dumb:francis::mjlol:
 

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it would have, but i don't think health care/pharma would have been as successful with a more palatable option being explained to the public

again, same thing would have been accomplished by introducing a realistic plan, one that didn't start off talking about we're taking private insurance away, and one that wasn't also convoluted in immigration talk - we're also going to insure people here illegally who aren't paying taxes into the system we're taxing you to build!

quite literally some people are, the whole segment of those in the bernie camp who attacked liz's plan and compromise, they act as if bernie becomes president and viola---- free health care on day 2

anyway, i think some policies you need to come out and discuss realistically, as in what can be done in your one term (being that two is no guarantee). M4A as such a big lynchpin of this cycle has always bothered me because it's not happening and i'd rather hear real policies be presented so i can vote based on what people actually can/will pursue, not the ideal they hold upon high

Bernie supporters are not a monolith and the majority of his supporters understand how tough the fight is going to be just to get legislation passed let alone implemented. The vast majority of critiques on Warren's plan that I saw fell to it either being disingenuous (because passing a public option followed immediately by M4A is an obvious pipe dream) or bad strategy (you don't give away the compromise position before you even begin a negotiation). Both positions are pretty well grounded and fairly common among Sanders supporters when you engage them for clarification.
 

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You think? Or does it further endear him to voters tired of coastal elites?

Doubt it. California is a huge state, lots of delegates.

If he can't even place at 15% when voting starts or gets minimal amount while Bernie and Warren take the lion's share, then we're legit going to a contested convention and a certainty that Bernie and Warren together would have the majority of pledged delegates.
 

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How the fukk does this help him against Warren? Or Bernie? :stopitslime:

Those two are focusing on domestic issues yet you think an ad that says "...but the World" is gonna help him :mjlol:

This ad is more appropriate for when he goes against Trump which was my point in my initial comment. But you had to play dumb:francis::mjlol:
Electability is his only selling point, though...even in the primary.
Might as well run with it
 

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There’s a big time false argument being made here by “moderate” Democrats and some who aren’t as pro-Sanders regarding Medicare for all. First and foremost, the fact that a lot of people like their private insurance has not stopped 81 percent of Democrats from liking Medicare for all as Sanders prescribes it. Why? Because his plan would be even more comprehensive than their current plan and they’d still have access to their doctors. What you’re really saying is (a) you don’t believe in healthcare without exorbitant costs as a right or (b) you don’t trust the government to run a legitimate healthcare program. The argument that you should not support a policy because every Democrat isn’t on board makes no sense when the entire operating philosophy of the current Democratic Party is that we are a big tent party that compromises. For the record, the percentage of the Democratic Party and Democratic-leaning independents that support Medicare for All is the exact same as the percentage that supports same sex marriage. In other words, only around 20 percent of Democrats don’t support it. Why should the 80 percent who do cater to you?

Warren was attacked because her plan’s funding didn’t make sense and would have a regressive effect on small businesses that would likely tank any chance of the legislation passing. It wasn’t a serious proposal. The left, which had questions about her support, attacked the bill as evidence of her lack of sincerity. That may be unfair but it was expected. Warren tried to move center because she couldn’t peel off anymore Sanders supporters and then it backfired with the public option stuff. It is the exact same thing that happened to Kamala.

What you’re all ignoring is that Sanders point is simple - don’t negotiate away your bargaining position before you get to the table.
 
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