Hillary vs Bernie

[viper37]

Accuracy was not the WWII era USAF's strong suit.

it doesn't seem to have evolved much.

[Martinus]

I saw this:



and thought "Gee, he hasn't been very successful over these 44 years..."

[The Minsky Moment]

The Vietnam War is over - and Vietnam is now a US ally.  Poverty is lower than it was in 1962.  Racism is not as severe as it was in 1962.  And love . . . well that's subjective, and 3 out of 4 ain't so bad anyways.

[LaCroix]

I gave you three things. You have given nothing except a cite you now seem to want to run away from.

If you want to have an adult debate, you have to introduce actual arguments, not just say that you don't understand things, and then attack those who explain the things you don't understand.

obama's campaign didn't revolve around freeing palestine or whatever else you posted. he might have said them, as all politicians say something, but obama's campaign revolved around hope, change, etc. his campaign was "i'm not bush." that was the substance that swept the nation. sanders's campaign is different -- its substance is impossible to achieve.

[garbon]

The Vietnam War is over - and Vietnam is now a US ally.  Poverty is lower than it was in 1962.  Racism is not as severe as it was in 1962.  And love . . . well that's subjective, and 3 out of 4 ain't so bad anyways.

Interesting take on the word 'end'.

[Admiral Yi]

The Vietnam War is over - and Vietnam is now a US ally.  Poverty is lower than it was in 1962.  Racism is not as severe as it was in 1962.  And love . . . well that's subjective, and 3 out of 4 ain't so bad anyways.

I thought the poverty rate had been rising. 

[Razgovory]

The Vietnam War is over - and Vietnam is now a US ally.  Poverty is lower than it was in 1962.  Racism is not as severe as it was in 1962.  And love . . . well that's subjective, and 3 out of 4 ain't so bad anyways.

I thought the poverty rate had been rising. 

From 1962?  No.

[grumbler]

obama's campaign didn't revolve around freeing palestine or whatever else you posted. he might have said them, as all politicians say something, but obama's campaign revolved around hope, change, etc. his campaign was "i'm not bush." that was the substance that swept the nation. sanders's campaign is different -- its substance is impossible to achieve.

I have no idea what argument you are making, other than a vague "it's impossible because... well, just because." You also don't get to decide what Obama campaign pledges count and which ones don't. 

If you have an actual argument, spit it out.  Otherwise, we're done.

[Valmy]

The Vietnam War is over - and Vietnam is now a US ally.  Poverty is lower than it was in 1962.  Racism is not as severe as it was in 1962.  And love . . . well that's subjective, and 3 out of 4 ain't so bad anyways.

Interesting take on the word 'end'.

Hey! He isn't dead yet.

[Eddie Teach]

I saw this:



and thought "Gee, he hasn't been very successful over these 44 years..."

Good thing you're not an accountant.

[LaCroix]

Otherwise, we're done.

okay, if you think obama's campaign revolved around freeing palestine, then see ya until next time

[crazy canuck]

Otherwise, we're done.

okay, if you think obama's campaign revolved around freeing palestine, then see ya until next time

Obama's campaign was about a lot of things, some of which he accomplished despite a Republican party that thought preventing government from functioning was a virtue.

[LaCroix]

Obama's campaign was about a lot of things, some of which he accomplished despite a Republican party that thought preventing government from functioning was a virtue.

I don't get what you're saying. obama's campaign didn't have the same occupy wall street vibe that sander's campaign has. do you agree or?

[garbon]

I think CC is also forgetting the obstructionism (in-fighting) on display when say Obama entered the oval office and Dems controlled both houses.

[crazy canuck]

Obama's campaign was about a lot of things, some of which he accomplished despite a Republican party that thought preventing government from functioning was a virtue.

I don't get what you're saying. obama's campaign didn't have the same occupy wall street vibe that sander's campaign has. do you agree or?

Their platforms are different.  But I certainly don't get an "occupy wall street vibe" from Sander's campaign.  From the perspective of a Canadian watching your process from the outside, his policies reflect more or less what we already do in terms of subsidizing university education, health care etc.  I suppose it only seems like a radical change because US politics have swung so far to the right in the last number of decades.