Confirmed: Sanders is selling a fantasy agenda

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9. I think most kids these days understand nothing's

free, that they have to pay in their share eventually. But of course it's going to appeal to people at the most cash-strapped, asset-less part of their lives. That's why it's a good idea if it can be made viable.

What a shame Sanders didn't spend more of those long years in Congress developing real, viable plans instead of just carping at his colleagues about how wrong they were about everything. He knew he was wanted to run for the presidency for at very least some years.

Itm, boring ol' Hillary's working on making college affordable, just not free.

I want for today's young people what I had in the 1970s and 1980s in California. We were raising children and often cash-strapped, but I paid for full loads of semester-length classes by writing a check the same way I bought groceries.