Literally any mentally stable adult 2020

Literally any mentally stable adult 2020

Look at that... even Illasheeshee is good for a nugget or two occasionally.

Common sense and reason are decidedly lacking in most of our modern politics.

I don't know if Bloomberg is an arrogant prick or not. But I don't blame him for his late entrance into the presidential race or participating in the earlier debates. First, Bloomberg entered the race only because he saw the other candidates as having little chance of defeating Trump. I agree with that. Skipping the presidential debates is over-inflated. The debates should be a vetting process. They aren't. They are so fvcking stupid that I am having a hard time understanding that so many give them any credence. They say there is no such thing as a stupid question. I disagree. Look at the questions asked, and how they are asked, at the debates. It's like they have knuckledraggers in charge of managing the debates. They aren't even debates. You could go watch most high school debate teams compete and see and hear better debates, better questions, and far, far better answers and rebuttals.

I think Bloomberg is on the right track. Take the campaign to the voters, even though too many of them are deplorable knuckledraggers themselves. But they get polled, and they vote.

Democratic candidates are truly a disappointment. (BTW, I lean left.) Each of them is up there spouting, "Vote for me - cuz I'm gonna' give you more free sh!t than the other guys!" We have a booming national economy, but not a one of them - except Bloomberg - acts like they understand basic Econ 101. They promise better or free health care. They promise free education. Fvck all, neither health care nor education are basic human rights, contrary to Bernie. Basic education is a national priority and committment, and the gov't spends a ton a money on it, but it's not a human right. I think the gov't should spend enough to make college or trade schools affordable to those who want it, but not free. A student needs skin in the game - money invested - to appreciate it enough to take it seriously. I think the gov't should spend maybe a bit more on health care, but it shouldn't be free. Again, patient customers should have some skin in the game so they use it wisely and don't abuse it. The gov't should intervene to put US health care on a par with the other major western natiions, so that we don't spend twice as much as other nations to receive about 80% of the care that they do. Allow Medicare to negotiate pharma prices for Pete's sake. Neuro surgeon's make $1.4 million a year; do you really think they would switch jobs if they only made $800,000 a year? On and on, etc.

US defense is in pretty good shape, and that is national priority number one. Beyond education and health, the national funding priority should be infrastructure - often mentioned yet seldom invested in. And since the economy is booming, maybe the Fed should do like WA state and actually have a rainy day fund instead of always going deeper in the red.

The US tax code has always favored capital over labor. Trump tilted the scale even more out of whack. It should be rebalanced so more money flows into tax revenue. WTF should capital gains be taxed at a lower rate than wage income? Net income is net income, but cap. gains accrues mainly to the wealthy; I've never made a single dollar of cap. gains.

Bloomberg is an old white billionaire, but I'd trust him to manage my money over any of the other candidates, and certainly over Trump any day.

Nick, leaving it at that doesn't work. How does voting for mini Mike kill the Constitution? Are you taking about "stop and frisk," which he didn't originate and has long since abandoned? Seems voting for Trump is the Constitution killer. Trumps behaves as though he has never read the Constitution, clearly doesn't understand the Constitution, has zero respect for the rule of law, he's weaponized the federal government to his own political purposes, and is now normalizing corruption. If that ain't clear, cogent, and convincing evidence of a Constitution killer, then I don't know what is.

oh yeah, and didnt hear anyone bitching when Obama weaponized the IRS and targeted conservatives because the Demorats didnt like them....

it really is amazing...

https://www.forbes.com/sites/thomasbasil...t/#c97487e1b92c

Obama blah blah ,Trump yada yada. 2020, bitches.

Russia, blah blah

this what? its horsesh!t...

Mike has said that American citizens are "too stupid" to own guns...

Mike also said that whites get stopped more by police than minorities do...

he might not have originated it, but was in full support of it, 100 percent... until people got upset about it...

Earlier this month, a 2015 video resurfaced in which Bloomberg defended stop and frisk in racist terms. In the video, he claimed “95 percent of murders, murderers, and murder victims” were “male minorities 16 to 25” and that one could “take the description, Xerox it, and pass it out to all cops.” He later added, “We put all the cops in minority neighborhoods. Yes, that’s true. Why do we do it? Because that’s where all the crime is. And the way you get guns out of the kids’ hands is to throw them up against the wall and frisk them.”

https://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics/...-justice-record

he also thinks farmers are stupid... you know, the people that feed the WORLD... those guys, dumb as stumps...

its honestly amazing how stupid democrats are...