Tell me what is wrong about Bernie sanders.
Protip: You can't.
>>70123928
Old communist jew.
>>70124000
Check em
>>70123928
except he is planning on raising everybody's taxes for bernie care
He's literally a fucking white male
>>70124000
You say that like it's a bad thing.
>gutman
>>70124000
trips of truth
>>70123928
Taxation is largely theft. Should be a flat rate if anything. You shouldn't be punished for being rich. You don't progress by punishing everyone down to the same level
>>70124375
Why is it more if he taxes less and pays for your healthcare?
Am I missing something?
>>70124482
/thread
>raises taxes on every bracket but his own
Now that's what I call jewing
>>70124917
>>70123928
He subsidizes and encourages failure. He's like the helicopter parent who's special snowflake can do no wrong or you're going to be dealing with him!
>>70123928
>taxing someone over half their income
>not expecting them to leave the country asap
>>70124000
First post best post.
>>70124154
But in the end you don't pay for healthcare insurance
>>70124690
There will be an additional 6.2% payroll tax and a 2.2% health care premium income tax, in addition to a lot of other taxes: http://taxfoundation.org/article/details-and-analysis-senator-bernie-sanders-s-tax-plan
Basically OP's image is lies and propaganda.
>>70123928
1. He's really not very good at campaigning. He's used to running as a white liberal in a white liberal state with very little competition, and he started his campaign with the thought that it wouldn't be much different running for president. He was wrong as fuck, majorly cost himself the black vote, made himself look soft by allowing Hilary to walk all over him, missed out on opportunities to for endorsement over and over, and waited too long to get aggressive.
2. He's not really very radical. His proposals are still well within the Overton Window and he hasn't really done much to shift the discussion farther left. He could have built a broader socialist movement and achieved an electoral mandate, but instead he built an army of redditors and expected that to win contests.
3. He has almost no allies and he's done a very poor job courting established leftist powers. He failed to ally himself with the AFL-CIO, he failed to ally himself with the Teamsters, he failed to ally himself with the UAW, he failed to ally himself with Socialist Alternative, he failed to ally himself with BLM, he failed to ally himself with Planned Parenthood, and over-and-over he has failed to build a true solidarity movement among the left. Partly due to not being very radical and party due to his inept campaign strategy, Sanders has essentially left all those endorsements on the table for Clinton to snatch up.
He's just not a very good politician. It's why a lot of people like him, but individual voters do not win elections. There's a lot to learn from his campaign, on both what you should do and what you shouldn't do, but as a candidate he's a dud. His political revolution was stillborn the moment BLM stormed his stage and took over one of his rallies, when he SHOULD have been allied with them from the very beginning. After that it was misstep after misstep, and though he's seemingly learned his lesson in the past couple of months its just too-little too-late.
It's a shame.
