Bernie stays on course and nobody really come after him. Safe outing for him.
His highlight was dealing with Central America, imo.
His highlight was dealing with Central America, imo.
mccaskill should be banished from public life
bernie may need to step it up. i dont think he has enough strong moments to move the needle, meanwhile, warren and kamala are probably going to get a big bump
Bernie is speaking policy which what a politician should be doing while running for office. Unfortunately, this country likes when politicians attack each other for cheap pops and 10 second soundbites.
he needs to do a better job explaining how his competitors are complicit in our problems.Bernie is speaking policy which what a politician should be doing while running for office. Unfortunately, this country likes when politicians attack each other for cheap pops and 10 second soundbites.
He's still on that nice shyt. If he loses it'll be because of that or his age catches up to him.he needs to do a better job explaining how his competitors are complicit in our problems.
Completely agree, he could be rhetorically sonning the field but he is too nice for that. Only thing that might cause him to lose.He's still on that nice shyt. If he loses it'll be because of that or his age catches up to him.
Because it's the only viable way forward.Not on no hate shyt, but why was Bernie's explanation for half his policies revolution/marching is the streets? That shyt isn't going to cut it with however many debates, over a year of campaigning left, and 23 candidates. This dude is supposed to be so visionary but can explain, at a high level, how he'll implement these things, that's a terrible look especially when he's see as a "socialist", it really is his responsibility to be more buttoned up to shut people/naysayers/moderators/other candidates down.
Like is he really going to be sworn in, do a national address and just yell to everyone "riooooot". This geezer our here running on a platform of implementing a real life purge
It was awful, every time she wasn't in direct conflict with Biden over his racism she was basically a wet napkin with no charisma, her closing statement was just objectively awful. Sanders was fine, he was smart to sit back and let Harris attack Biden while he stayed on message to his points that he's been on for 40 years.Everyone's praising Kamala's "food fight" line but it made me cringe it was so obviously rehearsed and sound-bitey. But this is America.
Historically, organizing large numbers of people has changed things. Civil rights, women's movements, labor movements. Idk pick other random country who had people organize for change in history. Bernie has a massive volunteer base.Not on no hate shyt, but why was Bernie's explanation for half his policies revolution/marching is the streets? That shyt isn't going to cut it with however many debates, over a year of campaigning left, and 23 candidates. This dude is supposed to be so visionary but can explain, at a high level, how he'll implement these things, that's a terrible look especially when he's see as a "socialist", it really is his responsibility to be more buttoned up to shut people/naysayers/moderators/other candidates down.
Like is he really going to be sworn in, do a national address and just yell to everyone "riooooot". This geezer our here running on a platform of implementing a real life purge
Bernie Sanders is using his massive email list to warn immigrants about ICE raidsIt’s an unusual move for a presidential campaign to use its platform to do this kind of organizing, said Ruthie Epstein, ACLU’s deputy director of immigration policy. The ACLU played no role in the Sanders campaign email — nor did Epstein know it existed. (Sanders’s campaign manager, Faiz Shakir, formerly worked for the ACLU, however.)
“It’s not strictly on point when it comes to building out a presidential campaign [to use campaign data] for the purpose other than running for president,” Epstein said.
But this isn’t the first time Sanders’s team has used its email and phone lists for organizing people indirectly linked to his presidential ambitions. In May, Sanders’s campaign sent out targeted text messages and emails to supporters in California urging them to join union workers at 10 California university campuses and five hospitals during a one-day labor strike, HuffPost reported. Core to Sanders’s pitch for the White House is this message about mobilization; first to elect him as president, and then around his policy vision.
People in the debate thread were clowning Bernie for talking about rallying millions of people to fight to support these domestic plans..... Medicare for all will be one of the hardest struggles in legislative history. It's not a thing that can only be passed by sitting at a roundtable with business leaders and finding "the most efficient plan". it's about rallying people, pressuring these ghouls at the top and Bernie is the only one I trust to do that
I don't trust any of them to follow through on it. Tacking left rhetorically is all well and good but they fundamentally misunderstand the diagnosis of the problems and not only will they not be able to accomplish it even if they elect too, I don't think they'll pursue it even if they make it that far.I'm beginning to think that Bernie may have peaked, and not in a bad way.
He's the radical that said stuff no one was willing to say in 2016. He changed the entire conversation. Back then there was just one Bernie, now it feels like everyone other than Biden is defined by how many of Bernie's ideas they're promoting.
At his age, and without the stark choice that he used to be presenting between himself and the establishment, he's not necessarily the best choice for 2020 anymore. I'm not saying he should drop out right now or anything, but I think he might be on a downward trend that's going to last. But if the result of his candidacy is that Warren or Harris or any number of the young up-and-comers is promoting his ideas in the majority of their platform, he'll have done his good work. They just have to finish the job and actually win the damn election.