Post: #251

Quote:Jesus, they really don't want this guy to run.

Seems so.


Billionaire Trump : "Doesn't seem as if it takes much to trigger the fake news crowd..."

Billionaire Schultz : "Hold my white soy latte..."

Post: #252

Si se puede!



Go Howie!

Post: #253

How much would medicare for all and free college cost in the US?

A real estimate.

Post: #254

(01-31-2019 01:49 PM)8ball Wrote:  How much would medicare for all and free college cost in the US?

A real estimate.

Saw someone / some group worked it out at $30 billion +
Yet the real problem would not be paying for all the current American citizens.
The problem would be trying to do the former, while also attempting to pay for the hordes of illegal migrants flooding the border in search of easy & free resources.

Even America has a finite size & finite resources. You can only pour so much water into a glass jug...

Post: #255

A couple of charts:



As above, 88% of that 1+ trillion going to CMS/Medicaid is 995 billion.



Check out what goes to just interest each year now. By 2025, the projection is approximately 800 billion just in interest.

We haven't been able to afford pretty much any of this stuff for years, obviously, that's why we're 22 trillion in debt.

By the way, Student Loan debt is approximately 1.1 trillion, and that's conservative (might be 1.5 even).

Post: #256

Just 30 seconds before Bad White People are mentioned. In an announcement for running President, with a claimed theme of "unity". What can you say? That's the national Dem platform now- White people bad. I'm not White. Therefore I'm good. Vote for me .

Post: #257

We'll see more voter fraud in 2020 by the Democrats supporters like this Hillary Wannabe who got busted for using a dead person's identity for 9 years to vote illegally. Not surprised by this.

Her Twitter page: Bernice Garza @BerniceGarza

Post: #258

^WNB

Post: #259

Stating the obvious, Schultz will likely siphon off many Dem votes. Godspeed.

Post: #260

I'm still rooting for Childfree Tulsi.

Post: #261

(02-03-2019 11:47 AM)Gmac Wrote:  Stating the obvious, Schultz will likely siphon off many Dem votes. Godspeed.

I live Virginia. I wonder if there is way by voting for him I can help Trump, since VA is now blue thanks to an expanding government a developing world migration in NoVA. Maybe in the primaries?

Post: #262

(01-31-2019 10:05 PM)Kid Twist Wrote:  A couple of charts:



As above, 88% of that 1+ trillion going to CMS/Medicaid is 995 billion.



Check out what goes to just interest each year now. By 2025, the projection is approximately 800 billion just in interest.


Edit: https://www.thebalance.com/interest-on-t...bt-4119024
We haven't been able to afford pretty much any of this stuff for years, obviously, that's why we're 22 trillion in debt.

By the way, Student Loan debt is approximately 1.1 trillion, and that's conservative (might be 1.5 even).

Do you have a chart of the % the the US Government has paid out every year for the last decade or 2?

Edit: https://www.thebalance.com/interest-on-t...bt-4119024

Post: #263

I think Kamala Harris will get the Dem nomination, only because I think the Dems will throw the 2020 election. Also, by planning for the 2024 election, the Dems think they will have much more momentum to capture the White House and both Congressional Houses. Who they plan to choose for 2024 is anyone's guess.

Post: #264

Tulsi Gabbard stop just shy of saying "Jews". I'm warming up to this cute Hawaiian sloot.

Quote:As commander-in-chief, I will work to end the new cold war, nuclear arms race and slide into nuclear war. That is why the neocon/neolib warmongers will do anything to stop me.

Post: #265

This might be the year I vote Republican. Medicare for all will bankrupt the USA. Actually, no it won’t because all the work will get pushed down to the proletariat (oops, I mean the doctors, hope I didn’t offend anyone).

Anyone in the medical field who votes for a candidate that supports Medicare-For-All is either foolish or rich.

I am neither, so I pick Republican this year.

That being said, if there is a more Moderate Democrat that doesn’t want to bankrupt me, I’m open to what he/she has to say. Schulz sounds like a decent guy.

I think Cory Booker is gonna take the Democratic Primary, though. I wonder who Obama will endorse? The person who pointed out Kamala Harris’s lack of cheerfulness during her speech hit the nail on the head. She sounded like a robot to me...good points, but she doesn’t have the charisma.

Need to learn more about that Osario politican, I don’t see what the big deal is about her. Why do people think she has good persuasive skills?

Post: #266

“Why do people think AOC has good persuasive skills?”

She has a huge following on Twitter and controls the narrative in the news cycles similar to how trump did when he was running for election. If she was over 35, she would be running away with the Democrat nomination

Granted it’s early, but she is very much the future of the Democratic Party, ditto for Beto

Post: #267

Edit.

Post: #268

"New 2020 poll numbers from Monmouth just out:"

It's a fair way off from the DNC Primary, yet 'there can be only one!'

As a result, I for one am looking forward to the concession speeches these 'tards will give, about why they'll have to end their races...

Post: #269

Is Biden going to get #Metoo'ed?

There are so many videos of him groping young girls.

Post: #270

Post: #271

I don't think Warren was ever a serious candidate, and she basically proved it with her announcement for her candidacy for president by cracking open a beer so show how in touch she is with us commoners. Biden, Beto, Kamala, Sanders. While we may disagree with them, they all have a lot more general situational awareness and ability to connect with their base.

Post: #272

It was real in her mind!

Post: #273

Tulsi is pretty solid on foreign policy. No wonder Democrats doesn't want her to run for 2020.

Post: #274

More importantly, WB.

Post: #275

Kamala Harris is saying we have use the US Government's state security apparatus to fight "racism, sexism, anti-Semitism, homophobia, and transphobia."

In some ways I like seeing her as a candidate because the battle lines will be very clear and it should wake more people up.

On the other hand, if she wins...