An ordinary presidency, even a well-intentioned one, will kill any chance we have of implementing Medicare for All, tuition free college and trade school, or the Green New Deal. If we've learned anything over past years, it's this: it doesn't matter if you have a plan, if you don't also have a plan to break through overwhelming gridlock in Congress.
Bernie will, as Organizer in Chief, wield the office of the presidency to rally people and apply overwhelming political pressure where necessary to pass our agenda. If your representative doesn't want to pass Medicare for All, then President Sanders might like them to have a word with the many thousands of people he's rallied outside their office.
lrlOurPresident on December 23rd, 2019 at 14:01 UTC »
An ordinary presidency, even a well-intentioned one, will kill any chance we have of implementing Medicare for All, tuition free college and trade school, or the Green New Deal. If we've learned anything over past years, it's this: it doesn't matter if you have a plan, if you don't also have a plan to break through overwhelming gridlock in Congress.
Bernie will, as Organizer in Chief, wield the office of the presidency to rally people and apply overwhelming political pressure where necessary to pass our agenda. If your representative doesn't want to pass Medicare for All, then President Sanders might like them to have a word with the many thousands of people he's rallied outside their office.
Join /r/OurPresident for Bernie 2020RagnarBaratheon1998 on December 23rd, 2019 at 14:40 UTC »
And then somehow convince people that being opposed to this is socialism
Duthos on December 23rd, 2019 at 14:53 UTC »
nah, is class warfare when both sides fight.
this is just class abuse.