Comments by "KGS" (@kgs2280) on "" video.

  1.  @johnelectric933  People don’t seem to realize that Bernie was like another FDR (but more so), and would have been SO much better for our economy. But, no, the neoliberals couldn’t allow that! Our loss.
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  2.  @Eli-phunt  Yes, it was about the mid-to late ‘70s, but Reagan put it over the top.
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  3.  @johnelectric933  Yes, the War did have a lot to do with it. But Bernie has also been a Senator for many, many years, so he knows how the system works. He didn’t just walk in off the street. And FDR’s ideas weren’t all his; in fact, they were the ideas of one of his top advisors, a woman named Frances Perkins (I can’t remember her exact position in the Administration right now), but she’s the one who came up with the idea of Social Security and a few other of his top improvements. (I’ve got a book about her, I just haven’t read it yet).
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  4. ⁠ @marcux83  Funny thing about that, I recently learned (from Thom Hartmann, a historian, on YT) that Reagan was given a “Mandate for Leadership” (which is the head, or lead, title of Project 2025) in 1981 by the same Heritage Foundation that created Project 2025, and that Reagan adopted 80% of it. Explains a lot, doesn’t it? Especially about the Education Department plans. Reagan caused the beginning of “the dumbing down of America” (per the Heritage Foundation), and now they want to do away with the Department of Education completely. It also explains a lot about the “trickle down” economics that Reagan implemented. Or, as one of my other favorite YT content creators, a woman lawyer named Leeja Miller, says: Reagan ruined everything.
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  5.  @JamesPilkenton-se5cx  Yup, these WANTED posters are like: one down….next!
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  6.  @nancychandler367  Absolutely. And, surprise, with the help of The Heritage Foundation who wrote Project 2025. They had a similar “project” for Reagan in 1981, of which he adopted 80%. They’ve actually been around since 1973.
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  7. Luigi Mangioni is the new American Robin Hood.
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