Comments by "" (@thehumanity0) on "Should Warren Quit to Help Bernie?" video.

Yeah same here. It only proved my suspicions that the polls are suppressing Bernie supporters. When you have one poll where Bernie is at 24% and another poll where Bernie is at 8%, it kinda makes you understand just how reliable the data is.
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@andrewdegeorge9649 I don't even know what that's supposed to mean. His Green New Deal literally builds worldwide coalitions to tackle the existential threat to the planet, giving aid to poorer countries to lower their carbon footprint. He deals directly and calls out the military industrial complex to stop the American imperialism that has been prevalent in our system for the past 50 years. Ending wars around the world so we can use that money to reinvest in our infrastructure and green renewable alternatives.
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@LD-tn6ff The Green New Deal is an investment, it's something that experts in the field have stated will fully pay for itself within 15 years and firmly position us as the leader in green renewable energy around the entire world. This is not hard to understand, all you need to do is look at how the success of the original New Deal led to a golden age of economic expansion, that New Deal did not come without an initial price tag either. If you want to know how he plans to pay for it in the short-term (until it completely pays for itself), he explains all of it if you would just give a shit to listen. It's done through a combination of tax reform on corporations, new taxes, fees and litigation against fossil fuels companies, some of the most wealthy corporations in the world, cuts in military spending related to U.S. reliance on oil, and savings across the economy. Not to mention 16 Trillion dollars is not going to be spent in full up-front, but collectively over the next couple of years while it's being implemented. This means that it will start paying for itself long before the infrastructure plan is completed and will slowly but steadily begin offsetting the cost altogether. You should try reading his plan, he has, by far, the most ambitious plan on Climate Change with incredibly comprehensive details and you seem to be stuck in a broken state of not knowing whether to call it 'too expensive' or to claim it doesn't go far enough. Also, I don't ever remember there being a "debate", and the fact that you know barely anything about Bernie's plan is pretty solid evidence that you didn't even watch the town hall to begin with.
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Bernie wouldn't lose. Even if you think it's a question now, imagine how those debates between Bernie and Trump are gonna go. There's no way Trump could weasel his way to victory if he were up against a real populist.
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Yes, but David those numbers would be far more in Bernie's favor if Warren were to then endorse Bernie or even more so if she were to become his VP candidate. I don't think you're analyzing this data correctly.
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