I'm all for Sandeers stance on the screwing of the working Middle Class. There aren't too many economists who would disagree with the factual numbers that show the transfer of wealth upwards.
I even have a couple of friends who where part of the Tea Party movement in it's infant stages who now support Sanders. When the TP used the term "We the People", they thought it was in referece to the working class but in their own words, it meant Big Business and the wealthy.
I know there's a lot of anger at the American system that certainly helps the wealthy and hurts the working class, as facts do show. Sooner or later there will be a huge public reaction to this situation. You can only kick somebody so long before they react.
My problem that I have with Sanders are his positions on abortion and gay marriages.
Would that sway me in a general election? well, that depends on who's on the tickets as I lean towards the center.
I read an interesting article in Forbes that I encourage posters to read @ Forbes.com.
"Does Donald Trump Have A Point"
Thanks for posting a source on Trump, I'll read it if it's on line.
Why would Sen. Sanders opinion on SSM and Abortion impact your vote - both are now settled law?
Citizen United is now settled law and yet you scream like a child against it and rail on people who criticize roe v wade and ssm. You're a fine example of a hypocrite.
Um, CU's repeal moved our nation much closer to a plutocracy, and oligarchy of the rich and power elite (apples);
Roe and SSM were about rights, restoring rights to citizens, thus a nation of the people, by the people & for the people (oranges).
Rights were taken away from the unborn.
I'm all for Sandeers stance on the screwing of the working Middle Class. There aren't too many economists who would disagree with the factual numbers that show the transfer of wealth upwards.
I even have a couple of friends who where part of the Tea Party movement in it's infant stages who now support Sanders. When the TP used the term "We the People", they thought it was in referece to the working class but in their own words, it meant Big Business and the wealthy.
I know there's a lot of anger at the American system that certainly helps the wealthy and hurts the working class, as facts do show. Sooner or later there will be a huge public reaction to this situation. You can only kick somebody so long before they react.
My problem that I have with Sanders are his positions on abortion and gay marriages.
Would that sway me in a general election? well, that depends on who's on the tickets as I lean towards the center.
I read an interesting article in Forbes that I encourage posters to read @ Forbes.com.
"Does Donald Trump Have A Point"
Thanks for posting a source on Trump, I'll read it if it's on line.
Why would Sen. Sanders opinion on SSM and Abortion impact your vote - both are now settled law?
Citizen United is now settled law and yet you scream like a child against it and rail on people who criticize roe v wade and ssm. You're a fine example of a hypocrite.
Um, CU's repeal moved our nation much closer to a plutocracy, and oligarchy of the rich and power elite (apples);
Roe and SSM were about rights, restoring rights to citizens, thus a nation of the people, by the people & for the people (oranges).
Rights were taken away from the unborn.
I'm all for Sandeers stance on the screwing of the working Middle Class. There aren't too many economists who would disagree with the factual numbers that show the transfer of wealth upwards.
I even have a couple of friends who where part of the Tea Party movement in it's infant stages who now support Sanders. When the TP used the term "We the People", they thought it was in referece to the working class but in their own words, it meant Big Business and the wealthy.
I know there's a lot of anger at the American system that certainly helps the wealthy and hurts the working class, as facts do show. Sooner or later there will be a huge public reaction to this situation. You can only kick somebody so long before they react.
My problem that I have with Sanders are his positions on abortion and gay marriages.
Would that sway me in a general election? well, that depends on who's on the tickets as I lean towards the center.
I read an interesting article in Forbes that I encourage posters to read @ Forbes.com.
"Does Donald Trump Have A Point"
Thanks for posting a source on Trump, I'll read it if it's on line.
Why would Sen. Sanders opinion on SSM and Abortion impact your vote - both are now settled law?
Citizen United is now settled law and yet you scream like a child against it and rail on people who criticize roe v wade and ssm. You're a fine example of a hypocrite.
Um, CU's repeal moved our nation much closer to a plutocracy, and oligarchy of the rich and power elite (apples);
Roe and SSM were about rights, restoring rights to citizens, thus a nation of the people, by the people & for the people (oranges).
Rights were taken away from the unborn.
So you support age appropraite sex education in the public schools, including the use of contraceptives which reduce the likelihood of an unwanted pregnancy and the transmission of STD's.
That's good, now how about the CHIPS Program, where Democrats support health insurance from birth to age 18 for certain families to be extended to all parents of children from birth to age 18. Do you support that too?
What about providing a free public education beginning well before K. and extending to at least grades 13 & 14 (prep. for a University degree or a polytechnical curriculum directed to job in the 21st Century)? Do you support this too?
That's what pragmatic people support, those who can't think support the current iteration of the Republican Party, or default to Libertarian fantasy.
So what banner do you fly, the one with a lighted light bulb, or the one with an ostrich?
BTW, abortion has been around as long as prostitution - get over it and work to make unwanted pregnancy a rare occurrence.