Welcome back, TN.
It as long been the leftist agenda to play Robin Hood ... taking from "the rich."
In Uncle Bernie's defense he has always been a loyal leftist and as a lifelong politician who has never had a real job, he has never amassed a real fortune. His net worth - at 74 - is only about $500,000.
See what I mean? I toldja there were those who claim he's "not rich enough" to run for POTUS, and I wasn't even thinking of this guy.
What a weird place we've sunk to when we require our candidates to be millionaires...SMH
Exactly where did I say Bernie isn't rich enough to be prez?
Why else would you be whining that he doesn't have enough money?
Do you have half a million? I don't. Nor do I expect to at age 74. Wtf does that have to do with whether I can run for POTUS or not?
And as I indicated, you're not the first to parrot this line. I'm just not sure where such oligarchophilia comes from. But it's kinky.
[I did say, in his defense, that his lack of charitable giving may well be a function of his lifelong adherence to socialist principles - it would be beneath him to benefit from capitalism - and his lack of wealth.
No such "lack of charitable giving" has been established.
Yanno Pogo, you consistently play the idiot.
My comment was a direct response to what was deemed his lack of charitable giving and I gave him a pass.
You managed to read into it something that just wasn't there and I certainly do not find him unfit because he isn't rich ... I find him unfit because he's an American socialist.
Ahem:
as a lifelong politician who has never had a real job, he has never amassed a real fortune. His net worth - at 74 - is only about $500,000.
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So where in that quote do I say or imply Uncle Bernie's wealth is or should be a barrier to his election?
Answer: No where.