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I have the perfect solution which will make everyone happy:
Bernie and his supporters should move to Scandinavia.
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Sanders said the fairest way to reduce wealth inequality, lower the $17 trillion national debt and pay for investments in infrastructure, education and other neglected national priorities would be to enact a progressive estate tax on the wealthiest Americans, the top 0.25 percent.
Under his proposal, 99.75 percent of Americans would not pay a penny more in estate taxes. For those who would pay more, the tax rate on estates valued from $3.5 million to $10 million would be 40 percent. There would be a 50 percent tax on estates worth $10 million to $50 million and a 55 percent levy on estates worth more than $50 million. A 10 percent surtax would be applied on estates worth more than $1 billion, a category that today includes fewer than 500 American families.
You have no idea what Sanders is about. You're going to learn.
13-15 is bullshit---don't waste my time.You have no idea what Sanders is about. You're going to learn.
Thank you for opening this door.
1) What would he do to get the economy going?
2) How would he balance the budget?
3) How would he reduce the federal debt?
4) What would he do about Iran's nuclear weapons program?
5) What would he do about North Korea's nuclear weapons program?
6) What changes or improvements would he make to ObamaCare?
7) What changes or improvements would he make to Medicare?
8) What changes or improvements would he make to Social Security?
9) What reforms would he make to our immigration policy?
10) What changes would he make to the financial services industry?
11) What would he do about ISIS?
12) What would he do about Putin?
13) What is the maximum amount of vacation days per year you would tolerate during a Sanders presidency?
14) What is the maximum expenditure for a Sanders trip you would tolerate?
15) What is the maximum expenditure for a trip by Jane O'Meara Sanders you would tolerate?
You are the Sanders supporter. You snidely commented no one knows anything about him and that they would learn. You kicked that door wide open.13-15 is bullshit---don't waste my time.You have no idea what Sanders is about. You're going to learn.
Thank you for opening this door.
1) What would he do to get the economy going?
2) How would he balance the budget?
3) How would he reduce the federal debt?
4) What would he do about Iran's nuclear weapons program?
5) What would he do about North Korea's nuclear weapons program?
6) What changes or improvements would he make to ObamaCare?
7) What changes or improvements would he make to Medicare?
8) What changes or improvements would he make to Social Security?
9) What reforms would he make to our immigration policy?
10) What changes would he make to the financial services industry?
11) What would he do about ISIS?
12) What would he do about Putin?
13) What is the maximum amount of vacation days per year you would tolerate during a Sanders presidency?
14) What is the maximum expenditure for a Sanders trip you would tolerate?
15) What is the maximum expenditure for a trip by Jane O'Meara Sanders you would tolerate?
Start here:
This is a massive effort to attract cheap labor. Why Sen. Bernie Sanders is skeptical of guest workers. - The Washington Post
Then tell me...........what do you think he would do?
So you don't know.You could visit his website or see interviews hes done if you actually cared. Not our job to educate someone who is willfully ignorant.You are the Sanders supporter. You snidely commented no one knows anything about him and that they would learn.13-15 is bullshit---don't waste my time.You have no idea what Sanders is about. You're going to learn.
Thank you for opening this door.
1) What would he do to get the economy going?
2) How would he balance the budget?
3) How would he reduce the federal debt?
4) What would he do about Iran's nuclear weapons program?
5) What would he do about North Korea's nuclear weapons program?
6) What changes or improvements would he make to ObamaCare?
7) What changes or improvements would he make to Medicare?
8) What changes or improvements would he make to Social Security?
9) What reforms would he make to our immigration policy?
10) What changes would he make to the financial services industry?
11) What would he do about ISIS?
12) What would he do about Putin?
13) What is the maximum amount of vacation days per year you would tolerate during a Sanders presidency?
14) What is the maximum expenditure for a Sanders trip you would tolerate?
15) What is the maximum expenditure for a trip by Jane O'Meara Sanders you would tolerate?
Start here:
This is a massive effort to attract cheap labor. Why Sen. Bernie Sanders is skeptical of guest workers. - The Washington Post
Then tell me...........what do you think he would do?
So answer the questions. I ask them of all the supporters of candidates, and so far NONE of them have answered a single one, which indicates they don't know shit about the people they are supporting.
You can ignore 13 to 15. They are intended to expose the hypocrisy of those who moan and wail about Obama on superficial matters.
But go ahead and take a crack at the first dozen. Show us you know all about Sanders.
You are the Sanders supporter. You snidely commented no one knows anything about him and that they would learn. You kicked that door wide open.13-15 is bullshit---don't waste my time.You have no idea what Sanders is about. You're going to learn.
Thank you for opening this door.
1) What would he do to get the economy going?
2) How would he balance the budget?
3) How would he reduce the federal debt?
4) What would he do about Iran's nuclear weapons program?
5) What would he do about North Korea's nuclear weapons program?
6) What changes or improvements would he make to ObamaCare?
7) What changes or improvements would he make to Medicare?
8) What changes or improvements would he make to Social Security?
9) What reforms would he make to our immigration policy?
10) What changes would he make to the financial services industry?
11) What would he do about ISIS?
12) What would he do about Putin?
13) What is the maximum amount of vacation days per year you would tolerate during a Sanders presidency?
14) What is the maximum expenditure for a Sanders trip you would tolerate?
15) What is the maximum expenditure for a trip by Jane O'Meara Sanders you would tolerate?
Start here:
This is a massive effort to attract cheap labor. Why Sen. Bernie Sanders is skeptical of guest workers. - The Washington Post
Then tell me...........what do you think he would do?
So now is your chance to teach. Answer the questions.
I ask them of all the supporters of candidates, and so far NONE of them have answered a single one, which indicates they don't know shit about the people they are supporting.
You can ignore 13 to 15. They are intended to expose the hypocrisy of those who moan and wail about Obama on superficial matters. As I said, I ask these of everyone who opens their mouths in support of this or that candidate. I am not singling you out, but you did open that door and so now you must walk through it.
Go ahead and take a crack at the first dozen. Show us you know all about Sanders.
Sanders:
"There are a number of things that you could do."
Sanders:
"There are a number of things that you could do."
He then proceeds not to tell what those things are.
Gee, that was informative!
I'm sorry, but I fail to see how the shit ton of additional spending programs in that link will balance the budget and pay down the debt.Sen. Sanders outlines progressive vision for budget
1, 2 and 3 although you answered that one yourself.
Sanctions are the first course of action of every single President and candidate ever. It is the least original response there is.He said freezing Russians’ assets was one possible recourse. “There are a number of things that you could do. But this is what you don't do: You don't go to war. You don't sacrifice lives of young people in this country as we did in Iraq and Afghanistan.” Yeah, quote mine more.Sanders:
"There are a number of things that you could do."
He then proceeds not to tell what those things are.
Gee, that was informative!
Now of course a lot of you cons oppose Sanders simply because he is a socialist democrat. But very few of you even know what issues he actually stands for.
He is taking on income inequality, Citizens United, and climate change. Three of the most pressing issues this country is currently facing. You know, the things republicans will NEVER try to fix.
Watch this video and become informed on actual, honest to god facts and statistics that support what he stands for.
How many facts are presented by Bernie in this video?
Sen. Bernie Sanders Says U.S. Should Look More Like Scandinavia Watch the video - Yahoo News
Okay. This specifically answers my question about Social Security. Thank you very much.Expansion of social security
Sanders Files Bill to Strengthen Expand Social Security - Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont
“The most effective way to strengthen Social Security for the future is to eliminate the cap on the payroll tax on all income above $250,000 so millionaires and billionaires pay the same share as everyone else.”
The legislation would subject all income over $250,000 to the payroll tax. Doing so would impact only the top 1.5 percent of wage earners, the Center for Economic Policy Research has estimated.
The bill also would subject unearned household income above $250,000 to the same 6.2 percent tax as applies to most earned income. The top 0.1 percent of Americans gets about half of all capital gains income.
The bill would:
- Increase Social Security benefits by about $65 a month for most recipients.
- Increase cost-of-living Adjustments for Social Security recipients.
- Provide a minimum Social Security benefit to significantly reduce the senior poverty rate.
American progressives are mistaken to think the Scandinavian model is an argument for high taxes and subsidies.
The good professor finds three quantifiable reasons that may explain why taxes in Scandinavia are high, yet the incentives to be productive remain. The first is third-party verification of taxable income. There is a lot of that in Scandinavia, but even so Scandinavia remains an outlier. The second one only seems to apply to Denmark: It has a clean and transparent tax system, without many loopholes and deductions. This keeps people from sheltering their income. It also keeps high-income foreigners from coming to or staying in your country. (Native Danes, in contrast,seem to be quite attached to their homeland.) Third, the Scandinavian countries subsidize a lot of things that are complementary to work – such as education, child care, elder care and transportation – thereby compensating for their high taxes. Here again, they are outliers.
This answers question 10.
A long-time advocate of legislation to break up the biggest Wall Street banks, Sanders soon will reintroduce legislation to break up the biggest Wall Street banks.
The legislation would give the Treasury Department 90 days to identify commercial banks, investment banks, hedge funds and insurance companies whose “failure would have a catastrophic effect on the stability of either the financial system or the United States economy without substantial government assistance.”