Shallow libertarianism?

Our country was established, explicitly, to not give “the actual populace complete control”. Many historical developments of our *republic are a function of this fact. Furthermore, the political parties are not a constitutional mechanism. They are not mentioned in the constitution, nor are they beholden to the…

What’s “horrible” about getting more liberals elected to legislatures?

Man, you have a real persecution entitlement complex don’t you. Look man, no one owes you anything. And political parties in the USA are not constituional mechanisms beheld to the electorate.

Donating money to a cause does not engender a contractual obligation, fyi.

I thought Sanders’ goals were generally premised on a redistribution of wealth (and I don’t mean that pejoratively) What’s the problem here?

Man, I would have been such a Bernie partisan at 22.

Generally, we don’t value inductive reasoning as much as deductive reasoning, for the very reasons exemplified in your post.

He’s an empty suit running on outrage politics, literally all he has is complaining. Evidenced by the material thinness of his supposed “plans”

Yeah big ticket Hollywood fundraising is awful. Good thing Bernie’s never done anything like that

I’m not gonna go find the links, but Sanders has done his share of big ticket hollywood fund raising in his 26 years (totally not being) in the establishment

I honestly think there’s a major misunderstanding among the electorate these days that our political parties are constitutional mechanisms beheld to the electorate in any way. They aren’t.

Think of it like charities. People have political beliefs and goals, strong ones, just like you apparently have. Some of those people have excess money that they can donate to political causes. They are less “buying a product” than they are investing in something they believe in, even if their political ideologies or…

Have you looked at how far back Roe v Wade has been scaled in the last 15 years? And I mean actually and materially? There are, today, states in the union in which getting access to affordable reproductive healthcare for women is de facto impossible, and in a demonstrably worse state than it was, say 30 years ago.…

And by turn, why should that party support him? You are the worst advocate for your own arguments.

All the biggest republican donors spent fortunes in the GOP primary to beat Trump. It didn’t work and moots your point about the ease with which elections are bought in the USA.

This post is full of wild conclusions, but contains no actual factual evidence of the things it proposes.

Her opponent has never supported the party, is losing the delegate count, is losing the popular vote by large margins, and is suing the party. She doesn’t need to buy anything.

He’s a fiery populist, running a campaign based on retribution, who has been friendly with gun manufacturers. Pretty clear imo.

Pick fight, play victim when you get owned. Powerful, persuasive techniques. You’d do well with a republican voting base! Perhaps you should run.