What Bernie stands for is not radical or extreme. It’s nothing more than a return to the traditional FDR Democratic Party position of always being on the side of the working people in America. Prior to the 1980s, that was considered the core of the Democratic Party.

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Those in both parties who paint Bernie as extreme are doing so in order to protect an economic paradigm that puts corporations before people. THAT is what should be seen as extreme.
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Right problems wrong solutions.
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When JFK was opposing Castro, Bernie was rooting for Castro.
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#BernieorBust #BernieOrVest
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Marianne ask Elizabeth to drop out and endorse Bernie!
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Scandinavian Economic System - Bernie Sanders ... Bringing the economic system of Sweden, Norway and Denmark to United States would mean embracing more flexible labor markets, light regulations, and a deeper commitment to free trade. 1/
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Years ago I read when corporations ruled the world. Wake up America! They don’t care about you, except the monetary value you represent. Bernie can bring back what we once had that greed sequestered and does not want to let go.
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Bernie is no FDR.
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The FDR position was that Social Security was for people who made it past the average age of dying.
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Correct for people who think. Unfortunately that is not almost half of the American electorate who support Trump. Sound bites from the Master Deceiver is what they go by. Trump hasn't even gotten started on Bernie.
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FDR knew one thing and that is that you have to know the cost of what you are proposing. Just to say that you are on the side of working people and throwing out grand ideas with no idea what they cost and how you will pay for them is inadequate.
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