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In reply to the discussion: The Escalating Class War Against Bernie Sanders [View all]ehrnst
(32,640 posts)65. POTUS doesn't "pass bills." Congress and the Senate do.
So why wasn't Obama able to do it, if it was so simple?
https://obamawhitehouse.archives.gov/blog/2010/07/26/president-obama-citizens-united-imagine-power-will-give-special-interests-over-polit
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden
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Bernie's weath is only a drop in the bucket compared to how much it takes to run a national
totodeinhere
Feb 2020
#18
I don't care how candidates finance their campaigns as long as they campaign for the right causes.
RandySF
Feb 2020
#20
Well I certainly do. One of Bernie's first priorities will be to find a way to overturn
totodeinhere
Feb 2020
#34
Any Democratic POTUS will nominate SCOTUS justices that will try to balance the court...
ehrnst
Feb 2020
#79
I should think its even less typical for people who didn't/couldn't get into the mrkt 35 years ago.
floppyboo
Feb 2020
#37
It's still feasible to buy a house today, as long as you are in a real estate market
MineralMan
Feb 2020
#39
I'm going to get really tangental here, but I really interested and you might know
floppyboo
Feb 2020
#48
I only know a handful of people from Minnesota, so am grateful for the hands on stories
floppyboo
Feb 2020
#66
Election methodology notwithstanding, Democrats used to win the populist vote.
progressoid
Feb 2020
#55
Excellent post Uncle Joe, thx! As Ive been sayin forever & a day they're playin into Bernie's hands!
InAbLuEsTaTe
Feb 2020
#8
We already had it, "Socialism for the rich and capitalism for the poor" it's just a matter
Uncle Joe
Feb 2020
#13
More importantly, Is America ready to give up on all the gains made by 'socialism'?
floppyboo
Feb 2020
#22
oh look the multi millionaire is being persecuted yet again. oh when will it end nt
msongs
Feb 2020
#12
Some folks here seem to "miss" the obvious distinction between policy priorities and net worth.
JudyM
Feb 2020
#14
Engels was pretty rich. So was Sidhartha. FDR was doing ok too. False conflation for sure.
floppyboo
Feb 2020
#23
Please let us know precisely which facts you are challenging, if it's not just a vacuous smear.
JudyM
Feb 2020
#32
You haven't responded. Reflecting back the same smear is not a substantive response.
JudyM
Feb 2020
#85
You know what's crazy? Youtube warnings that RT is an arm of Russian govn't and no warning for MSNBC
floppyboo
Feb 2020
#29
The media most certainly wants to maintain the current resident of the White House.
LonePirate
Feb 2020
#45
Millionaires are all over the place in politics,it's the billionaires taking over.
virgogal
Feb 2020
#47
I did. I'll say the same thing I say to RW relatives who share FoxNews articles on Trump.
ehrnst
Feb 2020
#59
Yep. Commondreams is known for their fandom of Sanders, and their lack of such for the
ehrnst
Feb 2020
#57
Rich people do not want to pay for goods, services and health care for anyone but themselves.
LonePirate
Feb 2020
#44