Why aren't Bernie Sander's Rainbows and Pixie Dust Policies ever challenged?

[thereisnospoon]

Well, why aren't they? They weren't challenged at the debates. They aren't challenged by the press. The GOP doesn't bring them up. I don't get it.

The GOP is too busy talking about great walls and "fetus parts" to find time for rainbows and pixie dust.

?

 

[thereisnospoon]

Thanks to Bernie, Derp is going to pay for my college degree in archaeology

Archaeology.....LOL

 

[thereisnospoon]

Well, why aren't they? They weren't challenged at the debates. They aren't challenged by the press. The GOP doesn't bring them up. I don't get it.

Dude, those two lefty dumbfucks are battling over who is more extreme. THINK about it..

Talking about health care, jobs, education and foreign policy isn't extreme dimwit. Talking about building walls is.

No...But Bernies ideas about those matter are extreme....And really stupid.
BTW, let us know when the next time a republican is invited to a democrat candidate debate

 

[Agit8r]

In the richest country on Earth guaranteed healthcare and education are not radical ideas. Going to the hospital and paying 50 bucks for a Tylenol is radical. People rarely challenge Bernie on the issues because they know he's speaking the truth.

Last I checked, the state had full control of the public schools in the US. They rank about 48th in the world in science and math and they spend the most for education.

So now they want the rest of what is left of our health care?

The "cost of" public education in this country includes what the school district has to spend on private health insurance for their employees, which is absurdly considered part of their compensation.

 

[Kondor3]

Well, why aren't they? They weren't challenged at the debates. They aren't challenged by the press. The GOP doesn't bring them up. I don't get it.

1. Because the Dems don't want to encourage their own Populist Rebels any more than is necessary before the Anointing at the Convention

2. Because the Dems want to maintain the illusion of a united facade for as long as they can to the greatest extent they can

3. Because the Pubs want Bernie to win - knocking out Hillary, whom they consider more difficult to beat

4. Because - if Bernie wins the nomination - the Pubs will wait until AFTER the Anointing at the Convention, and THEN pounce on his policies like flies on shit

Illusion and Timing are all, from one vantage point or another...

 

[Agit8r]

Well, why aren't they? They weren't challenged at the debates. They aren't challenged by the press. The GOP doesn't bring them up. I don't get it.

1. Because the Dems don't want to encourage their own Populist Rebels any more than is necessary before the Anointing at the Convention

2. Because the Dems want to maintain the illusion of a united facade for as long as they can to the greatest extent they can

3. Because the Pubs want Bernie to win - knocking out Hillary, whom they consider more difficult to beat

4. Because - if Bernie wins the nomination - the Pubs will wait until AFTER the Anointing at the Convention, and THEN pounce on his policies like flies on shit

Illusion and Timing are all, from one vantage point or another...

Sounds like they haven't thought it out very well.

 

[thereisnospoon]

I don't think he's being taken seriously. The Banker-Elite cash is with Hillary. They have their Candidate. Sanders doesn't likely have a chance. He just isn't warranting the criticizm and attacks. It's all going to Hillary and whoever the front-runners are for the GOP.

No chance you say?


"Democratic presidential hopeful Bernie Sanders has dramatically cut into the nationwide lead of primary rival Hillary Clinton, according to a new Quinnipiac University poll. The poll released Friday finds Clinton leading the race with 44 percent support, compared to 42 percent support for Sanders, within the survey's margin of error."

Poll: Sanders nearly tied with Clinton nationwide

No chance. After the Iowa Caucuses, the polls were somewhat telling,. That the gap between the two democrat candidates has narrowed, but Hillary still won the Caucus. So the polls make no difference. Polls don't decide elections. Voters do that....

 

[Votto]

Thanks to Bernie, Derp is going to pay for my college degree in archaeology

Well somebody has to pay for it. You certainly can't afford to pay all that back In that line of work.
.

What were you thinking?

 

[thereisnospoon]

Well, why aren't they? They weren't challenged at the debates. They aren't challenged by the press. The GOP doesn't bring them up. I don't get it.

1. Because the Dems don't want to encourage their own Populist Rebels any more than is necessary before the Anointing at the Convention

2. Because the Dems want to maintain the illusion of a united facade for as long as they can to the greatest extent they can

3. Because the Pubs want Bernie to win - knocking out Hillary, whom they consider more difficult to beat

4. Because - if Bernie wins the nomination - the Pubs will wait until AFTER the Anointing at the Convention, and THEN pounce on his policies like flies on shit

Illusion and Timing are all, from one vantage point or another...

Sounds like they haven't thought it out very well.

I see you are so very deep in the bag for Sanders..
Are you one of those who really believe that Bernie Sanders is going to be able to get your all that free shit he's talking about?
If so, why do you even want free shit? What makes you believe you are special and not required to earn your way like everyone else?

 

[CrusaderFrank]

Thanks to Bernie, Derp is going to pay for my college degree in archaeology

Well somebody has to pay for it. You certainly can't afford to pay all that back In that line of work.
.

What were you thinking?

I was thinking that it's free

 

[Agit8r]

Well, why aren't they? They weren't challenged at the debates. They aren't challenged by the press. The GOP doesn't bring them up. I don't get it.

1. Because the Dems don't want to encourage their own Populist Rebels any more than is necessary before the Anointing at the Convention

2. Because the Dems want to maintain the illusion of a united facade for as long as they can to the greatest extent they can

3. Because the Pubs want Bernie to win - knocking out Hillary, whom they consider more difficult to beat

4. Because - if Bernie wins the nomination - the Pubs will wait until AFTER the Anointing at the Convention, and THEN pounce on his policies like flies on shit

Illusion and Timing are all, from one vantage point or another...

Sounds like they haven't thought it out very well.

I see you are so very deep in the bag for Sanders..
Are you one of those who really believe that Bernie Sanders is going to be able to get your all that free shit he's talking about?
If so, why do you even want free shit? What makes you believe you are special and not required to earn your way like everyone else?

I support Sanders, because I'm first and foremost a civil libertarian. There aren't any other candidates left who are good on civil liberties.

The "rainbows and pixie dust" isn't going to get passed. Neither would Hillary's proposals. The GOP candidates proposals might, and all of them are terrible.

Like most Americans, I vote for my interests. The Republicans are hostile to my business interests. Hillary is lukewarm on that issue.

As far as eligibility, it would only be a concern if the GOP could produce a viable General Election candidate. They don't have any. They are far-right, authoritarian, woman hating extremists, who can't win outside the South and the Great Plains.

 

[thereisnospoon]

Because the race is between an avowed socialist and an extremely unlikable dumb c*nt. Bring up his policies, and he might bring up what a c*nt she is.

She seems nice to me. She has been working for health and children's issues since the early 90's. We know what Republicans think about health and children. Their policies tell us.

"Seems".....So you would vote for the leader of the free world based on "seems"?...
It is utterly frightening that a person as uninformed as yourself has the right to vote.
BTW, Clinton is well documented to be a mean nasty foul mouthed elistist dragon lady. She treats staff like garbage. She swears at anyone and everyone who so much as dares to disappoint her. She absolutely loathes the military. In fact shortly after the Clintons moved into the WH, Hillary banned uniformed military personnel from the WH
Hillary's Top 7 Elitist Moments - Breitbart
Hillary's Real Character Revealed by Secret Service Agents - Patriot Update
She "seems" nice.....But she really isn't. She is a nasty c*nt

 

[initforme]

Are you upset with Bernie or the growing number of working folk who are supporting him? I'm seeing more and more Bernie signs...in the yards of highly successful working people.

 

[Agit8r]

Are you upset with Bernie or the growing number of working folk who are supporting him? I'm seeing more and more Bernie signs...in the yards of highly successful working people.

Yeah, I can see him picking up Mugwump-type voters at least as easily as Hillary.

 

[CrusaderFrank]

I support Bernie.

Signed,

Eagerly awaiting my free stuff

 

[initforme]

Well I guess my neighbors who own their own business are mugwumps. A lot of hard working successful people are supporting Bernie. Not all workers support the GOP.

 

[initforme]

I like trump. He's far and away the guy who can win the general and isn't a far right wacko.

 

[thereisnospoon]

Well, why aren't they? They weren't challenged at the debates. They aren't challenged by the press. The GOP doesn't bring them up. I don't get it.

1. Because the Dems don't want to encourage their own Populist Rebels any more than is necessary before the Anointing at the Convention

2. Because the Dems want to maintain the illusion of a united facade for as long as they can to the greatest extent they can

3. Because the Pubs want Bernie to win - knocking out Hillary, whom they consider more difficult to beat

4. Because - if Bernie wins the nomination - the Pubs will wait until AFTER the Anointing at the Convention, and THEN pounce on his policies like flies on shit

Illusion and Timing are all, from one vantage point or another...

Sounds like they haven't thought it out very well.

I see you are so very deep in the bag for Sanders..
Are you one of those who really believe that Bernie Sanders is going to be able to get your all that free shit he's talking about?
If so, why do you even want free shit? What makes you believe you are special and not required to earn your way like everyone else?

I support Sanders, because I'm first and foremost a civil libertarian. There aren't any other candidates left who are good on civil liberties.

The "rainbows and pixie dust" isn't going to get passed. Neither would Hillary's proposals. The GOP candidates proposals might, and all of them are terrible.

Like most Americans, I vote for my interests. The Republicans are hostile to my business interests. Hillary is lukewarm on that issue.

As far as eligibility, it would only be a concern if the GOP could produce a viable General Election candidate. They don't have any. They are far-right, authoritarian, woman hating extremists, who can't win outside the South and the Great Plains.

In what way are republicans hostile to your business interests?

 

[Care4all]

Well, why aren't they? They weren't challenged at the debates. They aren't challenged by the press. The GOP doesn't bring them up. I don't get it.

Well, I've only read this initial post, and to answer your question, I think the GOP doesn't really question Bernie on it, because they WANT him to be the Democratic candidate, because they believe they can win the Presidential race against Bernie, and not win if they were going against Hillary imo...

The press is playing along with the GOP, who knows why? Corporate America probably doesn't want her as President either, she has the gonads to stand up to them, even if they donated to her campaign.

 

[Agit8r]

Well, why aren't they? They weren't challenged at the debates. They aren't challenged by the press. The GOP doesn't bring them up. I don't get it.

1. Because the Dems don't want to encourage their own Populist Rebels any more than is necessary before the Anointing at the Convention

2. Because the Dems want to maintain the illusion of a united facade for as long as they can to the greatest extent they can

3. Because the Pubs want Bernie to win - knocking out Hillary, whom they consider more difficult to beat

4. Because - if Bernie wins the nomination - the Pubs will wait until AFTER the Anointing at the Convention, and THEN pounce on his policies like flies on shit

Illusion and Timing are all, from one vantage point or another...

Sounds like they haven't thought it out very well.

I see you are so very deep in the bag for Sanders..
Are you one of those who really believe that Bernie Sanders is going to be able to get your all that free shit he's talking about?
If so, why do you even want free shit? What makes you believe you are special and not required to earn your way like everyone else?

I support Sanders, because I'm first and foremost a civil libertarian. There aren't any other candidates left who are good on civil liberties.

The "rainbows and pixie dust" isn't going to get passed. Neither would Hillary's proposals. The GOP candidates proposals might, and all of them are terrible.

Like most Americans, I vote for my interests. The Republicans are hostile to my business interests. Hillary is lukewarm on that issue.

As far as eligibility, it would only be a concern if the GOP could produce a viable General Election candidate. They don't have any. They are far-right, authoritarian, woman hating extremists, who can't win outside the South and the Great Plains.

In what way are republicans hostile to your business interests?

I'm invested in the Green Rush.