Holy shit.
Bernie just basically said the GOP hates Obama because he's black.
DAMN.
I think devaluation of other vocations and credential elitism mentality in the US is probably a part. So I could see investing in other job paths as good.
On the whole though, I just don't particularly see how someone spending 8 years to struggle through or drop out of a liberal arts degree is of benefit to society or that individual. And I don't see how it being free fixes that. I am probably in the minority opinion though.
Of course it won't. But it has been found.Oh like that'll do any damage.
So now people on both sides will like him for whatever opinion suits them.
You know how you might meet someone and like them at first, but the more they talk, the more you dislike them?
That's how it's been for me (and I presume others.)
Kasich just said he likes Fall Out Boy, RIP in peace.
Oh like that'll do any damage.
He's threatening the party's chance in 2016
I mean, if a 74 year old self-admitted socialist is enough to threaten the Dems chances in Nov, that the party is in worse shape than I thought.
Oh like that'll do any damage.
hoho, haha
Jeb! - See, Donald supported the failed invasion..uh I mean..he fuck.
hoho, haha
not like it will make a difference to his supporters anyways, but good to see regardless - good ammo for the general
Source?! No WAY!Jeb continuing to defend Trump against the Pope is so fucking odd.
Jeb is the worst politician I've seen ever get money. No public speaking skills.
“Are you for invading Iraq?” Howard Stern asked him, and Trump answered, “Yeah, I guess so.”
Da fuq is this.A wounded vet just asked Bernie why as chairman of the VA committee, the VA continues to suck and Bernie just flipped it to the Koch brothers... That was AWFUL
yeeeesssss
I mean the other issue is that credentialism is creeping. Everyone needs a bachelors. And then when everyone has a bachelors, then you'll need a masters to stand out. And then when everyone has a masters, time for everyone to get a PhD.
Gonna point out that picking "electable" candidates hasn't worked since 2000 for either side (Kerry in 04, McCain in 08 and Hilary in '08, Romney in '12). I am seeing shades of Dean vs Kerry in '04, including the "the people I hire may not know how to run a campaign, and the head of the DNC is an idiot" bit.
I don't think "electability" had much to do with any of those. The GOP primaries worked for decades like Royal succession- it was McCain/Romney's "turn". Hillary is in that vein, which is why there's a lot of natural pushback from the Dems, who usually succeed with fresh faces. (Obama was clearly more electable in '08.) Kerry's nomination in '04 confused me to no end- and I say this as a Kerry fan- I thought he was pretty obviously a weak candidate and was shocked to see him win the nomination.Gonna point out that picking "electable" candidates hasn't worked since 2000 for either side (Kerry in 04, McCain in 08 and Hilary in '08, Romney in '12). I am seeing shades of Dean vs Kerry in '04, including the "the people I hire may not know how to run a campaign, and the head of the DNC is an idiot" bit.
God, Todd just tore Bernie in two with that one.
God, Todd just tore Bernie in two with that one.
Da fuq is this.
Yes. In which case, does it become obligatory that society also provide for post-graduate education, and that people who simply don't have the aptitude or desire to enter such study should need to. This is really a more overarching mentality problem.Holy shit, that third one! :LOLOLOLOL
We're already almost to the point where you need a masters. Hell in some industries you can't get shit without it.
I wonder how TYT will justify this performance. I'll probably find out tonight unfortunately.
Yes, Bernie is an evil man for not playing party politics.Bernie siding with Dixiecrats and Teapublicans in 2007 by voting against the immigration reform bill and by saying Obama should be primaried in 2012 are deal breakers for me.
I used to be neutral, but now I'm anti Bernie
The dude is using the Democratic Party when in the past he has trashed it on numerous occasions. Most of his supporters are not even Democrats, they're ideologues plain and simple who would rather watch it all "bern" down with President Trump or President Cruz at the helm.
Why doesn't Bernie mention the Korean orphan scholarship he ran on for office in highschool and then helped to implement it even when he lost
Or voting to defend educational funds for prisoners?
Or his advocacy against imperalism in latin America/his trips there and other thing's he's done to defend the rights of workers?
Or any of the other positive thing's he's done in his career.
Why is he so bad at selling himself?
Yes, Bernie is an evil man for not playing party politics.
Most of his supporters are people frustrated with the way they perceive democratic party has been treating then/the way their values have changed, and want to see a shift in how it operates, politics isn't a sport, it's supposed to be a vehicle for the will of the people to get what need's to be done done, and this vitrol against him for being an independent as if the democrats are infallible is just so strange to me.
The Democrats aren't above reproach, and you act as though his whole career all he's done is shit on the democrats and insult when that's clearly false.
Never mind the fact that he's already said he'll be getting behind Hilary if he loses the primary.
The number of Bernie supporters who'd want to see president Trump or so minute that it's not remotely worth discussion especially when you could say the same about Clinton supporters with Mccain in 08.
Also even if you disagree there are legitimate reasons for Bernie to have voted against that immigration reform bill, and he has a record of supporting immigrants regardless.
Do you go at Hilary for her support of bills that have leaned Republican like you're going at Bernie right now?
They've been licking his balls from day 1. Cenk is probably masturbating to every one of Sanders stump answers.
It is a sport and the winning team enacts policy and does its will.
All TYT is concerned with is that he gave the best answers even if he didn't deliver them the best. Or something.I wonder how TYT will justify this performance. I'll probably find out tonight unfortunately.
That's it? Yeesh, not Bernie's best performance
I mean the other issue is that credentialism is creeping, which I guess has an element of slippery slope fallacy admittedly - although it's borne out in reality. Everyone needs a bachelors. And then when everyone has a bachelors, then you'll need a masters to stand out. And then when everyone has a masters, time for everyone to get a PhD.
Nor have unelectable, Goldwater, McGovern
I don't think "electability" had much to do with any of those. The GOP primaries worked for decades like Royal succession- it was McCain/Romney's "turn". Hillary is in that vein, which is why there's a lot of natural pushback from the Dems, who usually succeed with fresh faces. (Obama was clearly more electable in '08.) Kerry's nomination in '04 confused me to no end- and I say this as a Kerry fan- I thought he was pretty obviously a weak candidate and was shocked to see him win the nomination.
@samsteinhp 3m3 minutes ago
Thought Sanders did really well tonight and under some pretty tough town hall questioning
Bringing tapes for everyone tonight, damn
He's threatening the party's chance in 2016