Comments by "whyamimrpink78" (@whyamimrpink78) on "Bernie Piledrivers Trump On CNN (With Facts u0026 Logic)" video.

Bernie has nothing but talking points and insults towards Trump. The fact is that the economy is improving, Bernie can't argue against that. He would be destroyed by Trump.
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@trosway , Bernie fans are delusional at this point. Really, the best thing to happen is Bernie running against Trump and then getting destroyed. But even with that Bernie fans will call out some conspiracy or how the general public is dumb or something.
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FoxMikeHawk the percent of workers working more than one job is dropping
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@ryangoepfert9112 so a tax cut is socialism?
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Georgy Zhukov , Bernie is the establishment. He is as established as it gets. He is an example of problem with members in Congress in how some can become career politicians without actually creating anything themselves.
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Georgy Zhukov , do they berate him? I don't see it.
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Anne Bergeron , right now a strong economy as president.
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Georgy Zhukov , if there is any attack on Bernie it is because independents see him as a loon and he drives people to vote for republicans. But either than that Bernie is the establishment.
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Georgy Zhukov , Bernie was not known at the time and his marketing team was bad. He is getting more coverage now. And smeared how? Why are you comparing defense spending to healthcare spending? Defense spending is less than 4% of GDP and has been dropping for decades where healthcare prices have been going up for decades. Bernie does not explain anything. His talking points are "tax the rich", that's it. He has no actual details to his plans. I don't compare Bernie's vision to Scandinavia because he doesn't want to copy them. To start, they all have different models. Some have no min. wage, some drill oil, and all tax all of their citizens higher, not just the rich. Those models are far more right wing than what Bernie wants. That being more of a flat tax, tapping into our resources (like oil), and a free market in wage negotiation. Bernie wants none of those things.
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Georgy Zhukov , most of the nation are independents and that is how you win elections. Also, in order to progress we need a moderate approach to these issues. Going to far one way or another is not good. The strategy worked, Bill Clinton was elected and he was a centrist democrat and one of the best presidents we had.
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Georgy Zhukov , also, the far left's policies are not popular
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@oldmusic138 Bill Clinton was a moderate in 1992. Right now the democrats are running radicals
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@trosway Bernie hardly has facts. He lies constantly.
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@oldmusic138 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ajDfQ-hd3pQ Either he is lying or he doesn't understand interest rates and credit cards. If the latter is the case that is scary considering how he pushes for economic reform in his policies.
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Georgy Zhukov , Obamacare was so right wing that may republicans voted for it......oh.....wait. But Bernie voted for it.
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@oldmusic138 , if Bernie ran against Trump Bernie will win 10 to 15 states, that's it.
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@mrjollyguy25 , Bernie is so popular that he is running away in the Democratic primaries.....oh.....wait.
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Ricky Spanish , I want Bernie to be the nominee. So when he gets destroyed all the Bernie fans will maybe realize their man is not popular.
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Really? What does Bernie have here? All he has are talking points. Bernie is king at that.
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, the economy is improving. The only people who are not seeing the improvement are elitists who refuse to accept reality and the lazy who simply refuse to work.
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FoxMikeHawk , you keep taking about a crash. What caused the last crash were low interest rates by the Fed in which Trump has no control over. The Fed is raising interest rates.
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, individual situations should be handled locally. But when you look at the big picture most people are not working more than one job and that percent has been dropping.
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Bernie has no response to Trump. The economy is improving and Bernie just goes on talking point rants. Bernie is not going to appeal to independents.
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That will change when Warren gets more air time. This democratic race is like the republican one in 2012.
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He isn't. Bernie has no arguments against Trump. Bernie started to rant about Wall Street bailouts as if that is related to Trump.
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@ryangoepfert9112 , what bail outs under Trump? Also, the rich pay the vast majority of the taxes to begin with. Many pay zero. You can't cut from zero.
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, if Bernie wants to work for the people he would listen to them and try to understand their position. Look at how he treated the small business owner on Texas https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bapp45Vx0UE&t=2138s Go to the 35 minute mark. Bernie had no desire to try to understand her profit margins, how much is spent on payroll, how many full time vs part time employees she had, etc. Now compare that to Clinton's answer to a similar question https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vy542UgSelQ&t=18s Notice how Clinton had a general idea in how a business operates? Fact is that Bernie doesn't care. He is catering to the lowest individual and useful idiots. He is not honest. He has no desire to listen to the other side and try to understand their position. He only cares about himself.
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@sebastianshaw7448 , uh Amazon is not a person. We are talking about individual taxes. Don't move the goal posts.
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Bernie has logic?
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@oldmusic138 , or more of they simply did not support it as it is not a republican plan.
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Prophet , but yet polls shows that they support Bernie? I mean, that is what I hear from Bernie supporters.
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@oldmusic138 , he did with with a democratic congress in his state. He was willing to work with the other side when the congress supported it. Plus, that was a state law. There are huge differences between a state law and a federal law. And to go farther, so if one republican supported it that means it is a republican idea? We can pull that with democrats if you want.
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Huh? Bernie is the easiest candidate Trump can run against.
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@mrjollyguy25 , if he is popular why is he struggling right now in the primaries? Shouldn't he be running away with it?
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@oldmusic138 , many presidents have an approval rating that is that low. Also, ever thought they "approve" of Bernie because he is not in position of high power? Fact is that Bernie does not stand a chance against Trump.
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@mrjollyguy25 , by the way you make it sound he is popular and will win easily. The reality is there is little to no evidence to suggest that Bernie is popular. You can't go off of name recognition anymore as Bernie has it. People know who Bernie is. And how are Bernie's policies popular? If they are so popular why aren't they being implemented at the state level at least? You keep pushing this idea that Bernie and his ideas are popular but continue to lose. I find it confusing.
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@mrjollyguy25 , and how is California working out? If Bernie is so popular why isn't he polling better? Even at that there are many flaws with the polls you cite 1. Consider each poll A: If medicare for all is popular than why than close to 80% of voters in Colorado said no? B: That poll was before the GND was released C: And it is being passed at state levels. You have one here D: How much? Saying "tax the rich more" is vague E: I can't commit here as I have not read that poll 2. Being popular does not mean the best system. For example, taxing the rich more can be considered mob rule. What if the majority wanted slavery back? Should we pass it? This is why we have standards. 3. Polls are typically unreliable as they are vague questions on complex issues being asked to people who are not experts on them. If you asked random people about the GND and then just polled scientists and engineers which poll would you trust more? Asking people who are not informed on the issues their opinion is not reliable. When more information opinions change. As said in this article, polls are a snapshot, not a forecast. https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/howcan-a-poll-of-only-100/ You point to polls which is all you have. You don't have any other hard evidence. Point to polls with vague questions that are the opinions of non-experts is not reliable. Consider the scenario if you polled people about M4A and showed them the cost, or showed them the tax rate, or give them a semester's worth of courses on the issue of healthcare. I bet you the results of the polls will change. The major problem with the far left (Bernie supporters) is that they grossly oversimplify complex issues. When pressed on the issues they resort to talking points. In your case you are resorting to polls as if we should dictate policies on the opinions of non-experts as opposed to actual logical and reasoning.
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@mrjollyguy25 ,also, if it is popular in a state than fine. Don't force your way on the rest of the nation.
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@mrjollyguy25 , your first link does not work. But as for "experts" who were they? What were their credentials? And why do they support something? What do they have to gain? Again, we need more. That makes polls unreliable. As for Bernie being electable, again, opinions change when more information is given. Bernie has not been attacked by the RNC. How is he going to explain how private insurance will be illegal? How will he explain higher taxes on everyone? The town hall he did in Fox did not serve him well. When pressed on why he didn't donate some of his money he vilified the hosts. As for the GND it is an online poll. Many problems exist with online polls and phone polling. You can't see the person's reactions, you can't get their reasoning, you can't actually know who you are polling. Someone may claim to be for one party but really isn't. You don't know their income level, education level, etc. In the article it says that the GND is covered more by conservative media and low and behold, support for the viewers drop. How much do democrat supporters actually know of the GND? At this point I feel very little. Again, you can't know that based on a simple online poll. Bernie's approval rating is from his state. There are many factors for that. I have seen that approval rating poll. It was only from the state and there is a correlation between state population and approval rating. For example, the top 4 senators on that list were from Vermont and Wyoming, the two smallest states in the union. "Colorado is a special case. Their constitution bans public funding to go to abortions. Colorado is very pro-choice, so many pro-choice organizations that had strong support among progressives opposed the single-payer bill. The problem was the bill was set in stone and not able to be adjusted later. I would have opposed this bill as well." What does abortion have to do with single payer? The ban is already there. They know no matter the law single payer would not cover abortion. That is a very poor reason to oppose it and shows the ignorance of the people if that was their reasoning. Also, saying the bill can't be adjusted is simply not true. Top down government is hardly the solution. Slavery was about human rights and allow humans to be free. That is completely different than something as complex as healthcare. Healthcare, like education, domestic laws, etc. should be handled at the state level. State rights are important in this nation and allows our diverse nation to thrive. To me those who oppose state rights fall in one of three camps 1. They are ignorant and don't understand the reasoning behind state rights 2. They are lazy and as opposed to doing work themselves they want others on the outside to do it 3. They are fascist and want to enforce what they feel is right on others None of those three are good.
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@mrjollyguy25 , so nurses approve? What about specialists? Talking to a radiologist the other day he was opposed to a M4A system. Also, reading the article there were rebuttals against single payer and I could not find the methods. So I will have to take this poll with large doubt. I already broke down the flaws of the GND poll. You say Biden will fall in the polls, what makes you think Bernie won't? I feel he will. Some polls are valid, but most are flawed. Also, they are a snapshot, not a trend https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/howcan-a-poll-of-only-100/ "Finally, the 3 percent margin of error is an understatement because opinions change. On January 3, 2004, the Gallup poll included 410 Democrats, 26 percent of whom supported Howard Dean for president. The margin of error was 5 percent, and so we can be pretty sure that on that date, between 21 percent and 31 percent of Democrats supported Dean. But a lot of them have changed their minds. A poll is a snapshot, not a forecast." Key point there is that opinions change when more information is given. Why should state funds be used to fund abortions? Abortion, for the most part, if an elective care. Besides that, since it failed in CO it has been brought to the table, changed and put up for a vote in 2018......oh......wait.
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@mrjollyguy25 , they said most were nurses but don't say how many. Also, what form of single payer? Would it be M4A? I need more details. Bernie will fail because he is a radical with way too much dirt on him. Right now the economy is growing with Trump doing the opposite of what Bernie wants. Bernie cannot attack that. Notice how he never does? He just calls Trump a bigot and a racist. Why haven't CO pushed for another bill then?
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