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Bernie Sanders

delrem

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1. I think the big question for Sanders is how he can bring this about.

Reply to eridani (Original post)

Sat Nov 7, 2015, 02:14 AM

Nov 2015

The entire process in the US is extremely right wing.
By that I mean that the US favors investment capital more than anything, the US creates infrastructures favorable to investment capital at every opportunity, and this has created a right wing war economy having near infinite power.

Impenetrable.

Opinion surveys across the world show that the US isn't considered to be a peace keeper.
It is considered rogue.

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The 6 biggest policy differences between Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton [View all] eridani Nov 2015 OP

I think the big question for Sanders is how he can bring this about. delrem Nov 2015 #1

I would rather have a president who is fighting against those things than a president who is djean111 Nov 2015 #2

I would say he couldn't Hydra Nov 2015 #4

Our country changes from very conservative to poulist in a matter of a few years. JDPriestly Nov 2015 #5

Nice post, JD. Enthusiast Nov 2015 #10

#4? bbgrunt Nov 2015 #3

Health reform. Read the whole article at the link. JDPriestly Nov 2015 #6

We are supposed to only use 4 paragraphs of material from cited URLs n/t eridani Nov 2015 #7

ah! I'm a bit blind tonight and missed the link. thanks. bbgrunt Nov 2015 #8

Or, in brief, Doctor_J Nov 2015 #9

RepublicanISM, more precisely: the neolibs always bring out the fire and brimstone MisterP Nov 2015 #11