Hillary Clinton

CajunBlazer

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4. Agreed, money as power is the only thing that he has concentrated on....

Wed Feb 24, 2016, 09:23 PM

Feb 2016

...throughout his life. It is the root of all evils in his mind. Spreading that word is his life's work. I truly don't believe he isn't "in it to win it". I believe he's in it because being a candidate gives him an opportunity preach the gospel he has always preached, and have people actually listening and converting. So don't expect to change his tune now.

He seems to lack what I have seen in every other Presidential candidate in recent memory - ambition. You can sense the ambition of other candidate; I don't sense that in Bernie Sanders. He clearly seems to think his message is what's important.

I truly believe that if he wins the nomination and the general election, he would be like a dog chasing a car. He wouldn't know what to do with it if he caught it.

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Bernie's real flaw politically (CLINTON GROUP) [View all] Lucinda Feb 2016 OP

Yes, she does listen, reacts to the info. Thinkingabout Feb 2016 #1

And works hard to fix it. Lucinda Feb 2016 #2

Yes Thinkingabout Feb 2016 #6

He is starting to remind me of Rubio nt fun n serious Feb 2016 #3

Bernie has passion...I think Rubio just has a battery pack. Lucinda Feb 2016 #9

Excellent!!! CajunBlazer Feb 2016 #14

Yay! Lucinda Feb 2016 #16

Agreed, money as power is the only thing that he has concentrated on.... CajunBlazer Feb 2016 #4

He would be so unprepared. And I agree, the more I look the less I see any real interest Lucinda Feb 2016 #8

I think that originally he was interested in ensureing Hillary had competion... CajunBlazer Feb 2016 #11

True believers are dangerous. Especially when their message is limited. Lucinda Feb 2016 #12

What he ignores is Wall Street is not monilithic Tommy2Tone Feb 2016 #5

Yep. There may be heavily corrupt individuals, but so much of his Lucinda Feb 2016 #7

Philosopically, Marxism is economic theory. yallerdawg Feb 2016 #10

Makes sense. He really does see everything through that lense. Lucinda Feb 2016 #13

The biggest issue with Wall Street in real life... Kang Colby Feb 2016 #15

I actually wasn't aware of that vote, thank you for the information! Lucinda Feb 2016 #17

It was in the budget bill...and will cost people who have yet to retire about $50,000 in benefits. Kang Colby Feb 2016 #18

Wow. I stopped digging into Bernie a while back when I started seeing what was up Lucinda Feb 2016 #19