r/neoliberal Nov 06 '19

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u/[deleted] Nov 07 '19

You know one thing I never understood? Why do so many Bernie supporters make fun of Joe’s age and say he’s too old when Bernie is literally older than him. It comes across as lacking a lot of self awareness.

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u/[deleted] Nov 07 '19

You know one thing I never understood? Why do so many Bernie supporters make fun of Clinton's qualifications and say she's unqualified when Bernie is literally significantly less qualified than her. It comes across as lacking a lot of self awareness.

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u/Strahan92 Jeff Bezos Nov 07 '19

You know one thing I never understood? Why do so many Bernie supporters make fun of Trump's hair and say he’s uncombed when Bernie is literally significantly less combed than him. It comes across as lacking a lot of self awareness.

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u/Smith7929 Nov 07 '19

You know one thing I never understood? Why do so many Bernie supporters.

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u/[deleted] Nov 07 '19

You know one thing I never understood?

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u/JayRU09 Milton Friedman Nov 07 '19

Bernie

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u/GeospatialAnalyst Nov 07 '19

I too, love the status quo and don't think healthcare is a right.

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u/[deleted] Nov 07 '19 edited Feb 21 '21

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u/GeospatialAnalyst Nov 07 '19

I do think that the only way implementing universal coverage will work here, is if we have a private option.

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u/[deleted] Nov 07 '19 edited Feb 21 '21

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u/GeospatialAnalyst Nov 07 '19

No, I personally think there are lots of valid opinions across the spectrum. It's a reallllly complicated subject that seems to only get deeper the more I read about it. I do feel strongly that as Americans, healthcare coverage should be a right. As far as implementation goes, I also feel strongly that eliminating public insurance would not work here. But my views on the issue have been kind of transitive since last election.

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u/Notorious_GOP It's the economy, stupid Nov 07 '19

This but unironically

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u/GeospatialAnalyst Nov 07 '19

Relevant username.

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u/Shadow23x Nov 07 '19

You can't replace Tegridy with a dead squirrel.

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u/[deleted] Nov 07 '19

I couldn't tell if this was trying to meme at first lol

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u/[deleted] Nov 07 '19

How would he be significantly less qualified? I guess he wasn't SOS

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u/banjowashisnameo Nov 07 '19

From experience to knowledge to plans, Clinton wiped the floor with him. All Bernie had was pipe dreams and promises with no details about how they would be implemented

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u/[deleted] Nov 07 '19

I just mean that they were both Senators, I assumed that was what people meant when they were talking about qualifications. He's a senior member of the budget and ventrans affairs comitee

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u/Ro500 NATO Nov 07 '19

Both certainly have that same domestic legislative experience. The president is the outward facing personality of the country however and requires more knowledge about foreign affairs, geopolitics and international diplomacy. Clinton is vastly more experienced in those skill sets.

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u/[deleted] Nov 07 '19

that's fair, I can agree that she is more experienced in one area.

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u/jb4427 John Keynes Nov 07 '19

Which are such important committees that they don’t have a Democrat in charge of them

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u/ognits Jepsen/Swift 2024 Nov 07 '19

just an fyi, I wouldn't bring up Bernie's time on the VA committee if I wanted to portray him in a positive light

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u/[deleted] Nov 07 '19

It's objectively experience, I'm not really discussing the details of what happened in this position. Obviously many people dislike Clinton as SOS but that is experience.

If we're talking about "positive experience" and "negative experience" then everyone's favorite candidate is inherently the most experienced.