Comments by "wvu05" (@wvu05) on "Will Bernie u0026 Warren SPLIT the 2020 Progressive Vote?" video.

@zesty_streams Yang for Labor? The guy who is opposed to increasing the minimum wage and is weak on the right to organize? You might as well make Biden the secretary of women's issues while you're at it.
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@fredthenomad4078 Well, I think that her make or break moment is New Hampshire, and I think the key moment will be the first time she is on a debate stage with Bernie. Once people see that she is offering half measures and just how weak she is on Medicare for All, that will be the beginning of the end for her campaign.
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@fredthenomad4078 Hillary would have never proposed endorsing Warren in 2020, because that would imply losing. As far as the primary, she didn't endorse until after they were over.
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@fredthenomad4078 In all honesty, I don't think it would do much good. I think that she was probably aiming for a Cabinet position, but there were a lot of people who didn't want to run until Moscow Donald won, and she is one of them, which is part of why I worry about her having the fire.
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@fredthenomad4078 Oh, I was as Draft Warren as they come in 2014 and early 2015, but now that I have heard Bernie, her ideas just feel empty.
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Tulsi is "very progressive"? The one who defended torture? The one who voted with Republicans to make it more difficult for Syrian refugees to enter the United States? The one who supports Modi and Sisi? The one who praised Putin for attacking civilians in Syria and complained that Obama didn't? The one who courted the support of Sheldon Adelson and did his bidding to try to eliminate his competition? The one who played both siderism on the shutdown? And those are just the things she hasn't backed away from.
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@joanna.hadley Because you just realized that Tulsi's record doesn't match her reputation, or there is something that you think is false in this list?
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