Trump comes with costs, too. He's an idiot and could tank the economy at any moment. He's fine for coal billionaires or Mark Zuckerberg, but he makes a lot of old-school free trade billionaires very nervous. Granted he's better than Bernie for the obscenely wealthy, but I don't think he's clearly better than a "moderate" "Democrat"
Theres only like 400 other threads where ABM talks about his views on abortion and all that, lets make this one into another.
Only because you blame and fear me.
As you've read them and I don't want to, what's his answer to the whole "straight to heaven is obviously better" thing?
If Biden somehow loses SC, then it effectively becomes a 2-person democratic race - Bernie vs. Bloomberg. It'll then be a very interesting equation: A far-left-leaning Socialist (some even call Communist) vs. someone with absolutely no relevant platform who is reduced to simple Trump-bashing, while dumping hundreds of millions into advertising.
An American living abroad does not lose the right to vote. Also, living outside the U.S. doesn't mean that you might not like to come back. If you come back some day you might want a government with policies that you are attracted to. Also, if you feel strongly about abortion because you have a moral point of view then you might like to see someone in office who shares your views on the subject.
Those "some" consist of Republican trolls, hoping it'll scare their geriatric voters. And possibly just morons who don't know what the word means.
Just like Bush Sr. and Perot had a higher "Anti-Clinton" percentage approval than Bill, so he didn't get elected.
Hilarious.
For real though, some of Bernie's stuff is borderline communism. The definition contains a lot of different things depending on what definition you want to go with but, Karl Marx advocated class wars, worker control, and taking away the power of the ruling class. It seems to me that many of his followers at least do want to engage in a class war with the ultra-rich, are working for worker-control and unionization. We can play with words and definitions all we want to call him a communist, a social democrat, a democrat, a socialist, whatever but that's all semantics at the end of the day. So you can call me a moron I don't really care, but his ideology is at the very least somewhere off on the side of large government spending, socializing things that are mostly privatized right now and at odds with the bourgeoisie. I'm not even really passing judgment on if those are good or bad things, but that's basically his platform or at least what most of his vocal online "base" seem to view as his platform.
Why are you leaving out delegate leading Buttigieg?
