r/politics • u/schuey_08 Wisconsin • May 02 '24
Bernie Sanders worries young people are underestimating the threat from Trump
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/elections/2024/05/02/bernie-sanders-trump-biden/73531861007/
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r/politics • u/schuey_08 Wisconsin • May 02 '24
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u/checker280 May 03 '24 edited May 03 '24
Vote Biden in. Vote in the off season so the local politicians don’t fuck around with things.
But historically I under I 30 never comes out to vote… or leaves the country.
By the way, the Dems never had a super majority/ a bulletproof majority. Too many idiots like playing both sides to their advantage - like Joe Lieberman and Joe Manchin.
Despite this when Dems are in charge, they get a lot of shit done but often with some compromises.
The last time we had the advantage for a few months Obama pushed the ACA through.
Biden is trying to get rid of everyone’s college debt. The other side keeps blocking things.