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There is more to life you know? When will liberals learn.
Edit: I changed the title so that people will understand what I am getting at. It is important to realise that economic anxiety trumps other concerns, especially in the growing wealth inequality and the overt shows of oligarchic rule. As Franklin Roosevelt said: People who are hungry and out of a job are the stuff of which dictatorships are made.
Look, I love Bernie, but he wouldn't have done much to counter the "too old" argument.
vs Trump? I don’t think that would be the issue.
I don't think he even considers it anymore, at least that's the vibe I have been noticing and this interview sealed it, he'd probably rather support another progressive with similar views to step in to run for President and support them, he's not worried to have more power like most politicians, he seems a lot more down to earth and focused on the issues at hand, last chance was probably 2015
The question is which of the few progressive politicians will step in, I'd like it to be AOC but I doubt it will happen
at this point, no he’s probably not… but the DNC fucked him out of the presidential nomination twice… first time, we got trump vs hillary clinton, second time we got Biden.
A lot of Trump supporters would’ve preferred Sanders…
the last election the DNC just skipped the nomination process and gave it to Harris… Sanders would’ve won. Harris won the last election but it was hacked.
AOC / Buttigieg might win the next election, but we won’t be having elections anymore.
Probably not with this Supreme Court giving Trump a pass to do many things he shouldn't have power to, even if there was really an election held this time around if Trump rejected the results would the Supreme Court side with him? The point it's not granted to be a no answer says a lot