ElmerMudd
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- Jun 20, 2009
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I agree 100%. I see older people, especially men, have a hard time to let go and move on. They work hard to stay the primary in their field when it is time for a new role.As a person who turns 70 this year, I agree with you.Democrats, analyze the data provided in the first two primaries, The majority of voters in the Democratic primaries want a moderate not a far left wing socialist.
Take a look at the polling of independents and disenchanted Republicans; they are more likely to vote for a moderate Democrat then a far left socialist.
If the best our elections can provide is a choice between Sanders and Trump; god help us.
The majority of the US electorate has nuts to the left of them and nuts to the right of them. They have nothing to choose from balanced, moderate well intentioned candidates.
But I would take Sanders over Trump, but very reluctantly
I want all of the over 70’s gone. These people have been in government for 30 years and I blame them for their participation and voting for the policies that got the country to this point.
Admitting they made mistakes in the past just proves you shouldn’t be in office. Biden cosponsored the Crime Bill which resulted in the highest rates of incarceration in the world.
Sanders isn’t even a Democrat and neither is Bloomberg. That leaves Warren, who should have run in 2016, and will be 70 before the election.
I’m thrilled to see Buttigieg and Klobuchar do so well last night. I’d take either but Amy has more and better experience.
I'll be 71 in May. The Boomers need to let go and let the next generation take over. As the USA has risen militarily, it has come at a terrible cost to your nation and your people. 4% of your GDP goes to weapons and war is a lose/lose situation. You've been at war for nearly 20 years - and it's depleted your nation.
Get rid of the old farts and get some new ideas. The old farts all want to go backwards to "better" times. Except Sanders, and he's not a Demcrat.