Comments by "" (@thehumanity0) on "AOC Explains Bernie’s Impeccable Courage u0026 Consistency" video.

  1.  @Y0utubeIsFuckingHomo  She's opposed Pelosi pretty much the entire time she's been in Congress. Paygo, anti-BDS bill, the Green New Deal, proposing a bill to cap interest rates, she literally joined a protest in Nancy Pelosi's own office. You can't just point to one vote for leadership where the only other options were effectively WORSE than Nancy Pelosi. AOC has more than proved what team she's on. Not even Tulsi did a lot of those things and she additionally voted for Pelosi for speaker and voted for the terrible anti-BDS bill condemning free speech to protest war and illegal occupations.
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  2. All the candidates are "flinching", they all flinched pretty easily at the idea of Medicare for All. Warren, Tulsi, Williamson, Yang, and all the corporate trash. Nobody supports Medicare for All anymore and they've all opted for a plan that looks out for the private insurance industry. There's only 1 viable candidate who we know will not compromise in office. That's all that it comes down to. I do not trust anyone else period.
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  3. AOC essentially told Warren to stick her endorsement right up her ass. Warren was likely one of those corrupt forces "using every sleazy trick in the book" to twist AOC's arm to get her to abandon the working class with Bernie. We've already seen what Warren's campaign did to the Working Families Party.
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  4. The thing is that Bernie is overwhelmingly supported by young people and has very low support among people above the age of 55+. If these polls constantly oversample older people as the "likely Democratic voters" and the people who will pick up their phones for unknown numbers, landline or cell (more likely landline usually), then it would make sense that the candidate with the most uneven support towards young people is likely getting inaccurately polled in these methodologies.
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  5. Putting aside the fact that landlines are usually called more and older people usually pick up for unknown numbers far more, Bernie also likely has the most support from people outside the realm of "likely Democratic voters". This next point is anecdotal, but I, myself, would be considered both an "unlikely voter" in addition to being an Independent my whole life up until a few months ago. People like myself will NEVER be called for a poll, and even if they did, we would never pick up for an unknown number if they even called cellphone lines. This does negate the fact though that I will 100% being voting for Bernie Sanders in this upcoming primary. Guaranteed there are countless people like this in the same boat, especially those in the working class.
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