Fuck you, delete my account.
Sadly, he canāt answer you for a few weeks.
Well then, I have my fingers crossed that thereās another āClinton or Sandersā comment thread next month!
OH FOR F**KāS SAKE, COW!
How can you be a Bernie promoter when you keep burning your bridges?
We donāt have a Cow, man.
I never said day one. Although they may be overly optimistic (as Samantha Beeās point), I think their desires are spot on.
If you donāt want universal healthcare, thatās fine, but many of us hope to keep chipping away at the system until it becomes a right.
But you also took one throw away line out of context. My point is that all democrats are fooling themselves if they think that their candidate is preferable to the other in the eyes of their Republican peers.
I was really more astounded by the guy in the video thinking those are reasonable accomplishments for day one. That wasnāt directed to you, although re-reading it I can see that I wasnāt clear.
Oh man, this x 1000! The polarization is so extreme in DC that if Hillary goes far enough to the right, the Republicans might start pushing a leftist agenda. I sometimes wonder if the system needs to collapse before it can be fixed.
That very well could happen. I think most of us agree that the GOP is just bat-shit crazy.
Bernie supporters are the new Trump supporters.
Dreadful. Hereās an idea for a follow-up segment, Samantha! Go to Walter Reed VA Hospital, get a group of injured soldiers together, and show them 2 clips. One clip is Hillary joining Republicans to support the Iraq War and then āstanding by her decisionā even after W himself admitted there were no WMDs. Then show a clip of Sanders speaking out passionately against it. Then show unicorns.
Ah, further evidence sheād be a Republican if it werenāt for abortion: psychological projection.
I listened to it. She is doing her job as a satirist. Her problem is less with Sanders and more with the political process that is fucked. Thinking things will somehow be different is wishful thinking. Assuming Obama wasnāt 100% sincere in wanting to change things, and Sanders is 100% sincere, he still has to get over the main obstacle of the President doesnāt actually make the laws. She is 100% right that many of his ideas will probably never see fruition, until you elect hundreds of Sanders clones into Congress. (Guess what, Trump isnāt going to get his wall built either, even if he really wanted to build one.)
The supporters have a point that constant outrage might spark more change - but Americans as a whole are WAAAAAYYYY too placated for that.
i think thatās changing. iād say even the fact sanders is doing well is a sign. the wars, the recession, the stagnation of incomeā¦ people know things arenāt the way they should be.
Eh - we will see. Bitching about it and doing something about it are two different things. And I am not saying some change wonāt happen. Getting the corporate tax rate back up, or finance regulations, etc are doable. But sweeping change and reform, I donāt see it.
We donāt have the passion for the Arab Spring, and you arenāt going to get the most impassioned people on the left and the right to join hands to tear down the system because they are too busy calling each other commies and fascists.
A small number of them anyway. Enough to make Trump beat Clinton? We might find out.
I really love Beeās show, I love how mean she is. I didnāt think much of her superdelegate bit last week, though, since the superdelegate system is a stupid system for doing what she said it was doing.
I think with Trump supporters they really went out of their way to find intelligent, thoughtful people who could try to make a good argument for supporting Trump. Iām donāt feel like they did the same with Sanders.
Still, one of her absolute best lines was about Clinton. After a clip of Clinton saying (paraphrasing) āOh shucks, I never thought Iād be running for president.ā it cut back to Bee who simply said: āOh FUCK off!ā Sheās not really partisan, sheās actually mean to everybody.
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