not sure if there are others, but harris and castro have mentioned it in interviews.
That’s precisely what I’m asking of you with regard to climate change proposals (e.g. waiting on actual proposals with actual pricetags before proclaiming the fall of the American economy). I thought that was made clear.
This is the political trap of appealing to centrism in today’s climate. Of all these “moderates” who want the Democrats to nominate someone like Biden, a significant proportion will ultimately cast a third party vote or hold their nose and vote for Trump anyway, because they think climate change policy will hurt their retirement, or abortion, or SCOTUS, or any number of single issues that they can use as an excuse to not vote for a moderate Democrat.
donald trump is an absolute embarrassment, but unless the democrat party stops ripping babies from their mother's womb to murder them, i will be forced to vote for him.
I did find similar articles after I made my post. It seems like they are tap dancing around the issue and seem to favor social programs over actual cash payments.
The fact that these programs (at least from actual contenders) aim to help poor people in general rather than black people specifically sorta runs counter to the outrage machine’s “slave reparation” language.
I'm not sure if he'll have time. He spends the majority of his time fixated on AOC like a teenager with a crush. Seriously if you can stand the stench for a few minutes take a glance at his Twitter feed.
This sounds like the garden-variety Republican's response. The elephant, scared of the mouse in the room.
So get out and support Dems but only moderate and older generation approved Dems.
Ok, thanks for the clarification. I think I see what you were driving at now. Although I don't agree that Sanders cannot win - not that he's really my first choice (I don't really have a first choice at this point).
Again, this might be true within your sphere, but in my world I see it from both sides. My more liberal friends post about her daily, literally. They love her to death - in part because she sets off the hard-core righties, but also because they love her ideas and enthusiasm.
I am not saying that climate change should not be addressed, my point was meant to say that while AOC's attitude and outspoken dialogue appeal to the millenials, they have to understand that climate change cannot be fixed in one election cycle or two. The worst that can happen as I said, is for them to get all in for Bernie and when he does not get the Dem nomination they stay away from voting for Dems in 2020. If Trump is re-eleted then the millenials can expect the Republicans to kick the climate change can furhter down the road. Just for reaching the moderate (old) and progressive (young) Dems, what would you think of a Biden/O'Rourke ticket?
I personally don't have much interest in Biden being on the ticket. But if he ends up being the nominee I will gladly vote for him over Trump.
