Bernie Sanders Would Be Insane Summary

The 2016 Presidential Campaign candidate, Bernie Sanders, believes in creating a better America. In proving to the American people, rich and poor, how great the country can be if all people vote for who is trusted best as future President of the United States. The political figures in government care about money and wealth, not the people. Bernard Sanders would be the best choice for President for the main reason that he is concerned about the issues in America that create inequality for the people. The issues addressed by this candidate will create social and economic equality.

According to Huffington Post, “Sanders beats Trump in this [NBC News/Wall St.] poll by 16 points, as opposed to Clinton’s 10 point lead” and “the Democratic-Socialist from Vermont defeats Trump in all the polls by an average of 5.2 points, as opposed to the 2.5 points for Clinton.” Although many people refuse to believe it, Trump actually does have a very terrifying chance of winning the Republican nomination, especially considering the amount of people supporting him already. Sanders thankfully beats Trump by 5.2 points, which is more than twice as many points that Clinton has, giving him more of a chance of winning presidency. By voting for Hillary, you’re putting everything on the table, in danger of losing it all! Not only does Bernie have a better chance of winning against Trump and the other Republican potentials, he’s always been on the right side of history, knowing what decisions would impact both America and the world negatively, and vise-versa. For example, Sanders had voted against the Iraq War, knowing that there would be unavoidable consequences if America jumped in and fought. Clinton, however, had voted for the Iraq War and actually said, “I made it very clear that I made a mistake, plain and simple. And I have written about it in my book, I have talked about it in the past.” Another example would be the Keystone XL Pipeline, which would be a pipeline carrying heavy oil from Canada to the refineries on the Gulf Coast of Texas, that would threaten water acquirers. Bernie had always been against Keystone, unlike his opponent who only recently decided to change her mind like many other issues. Making mistakes is simply not justifiable for the President of the United States, because those mistakes are almost impossible to fix without full-blown wars and the future of the country being jeopardized. Hillary acts as though

On a side note, I'm happy to say that a good portion of Sanders' supporters I've met at campaign events are completely dissatisfied with the Democratic Party. At several events, event organizers have asked those in attendance, "Who will vote for Hillary if Bernie doesn't get the nomination?" More often than not, at least half the room doesn't raise their hands.

In the beginning, nobody took Bernie Sanders seriously; they all mocked and made fun of him about his appearance. Then, Bernie said if he got elected he would make college tuition-free. Bernie’s goal was to make sure that every kid, no matter how much money they have, will be able to go to college. Bernie has also addressed the issue of violence between police departments (particularly white departments) and the communities they served. He responded to that issue saying: “We need to change the tone of police-community relations.” He says we need to make police seem like part of the community, not someone from the outside coming in to monitor and report them. AS you may know, there is a big rivalry between Bernie and fellow Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton. Numerous people say that Bernie has a lot of big ideas, but no way to reinforce them, but man believe he will do good things if he is elected president. After running for president, he really made his dream to aid the powerless

The point is that he [Bernie Sanders] can’t win in the face of how the DNC has influenced the (information (data as you call it) and debates. It is perfectly clear as to the preference of the DNC, and their preference is Hillary Clinton because it has been calculated that she, and not Bernie Sanders, would have the best chance of becoming the next President of the United States. In addition, Hillary Clinton is more aligned with party ideals and principals then Bernie Sanders is. In fact, Sanders and Trump find themselves in a comparable situation where their own parties are at odds with who and what they stand for.

In the Democratic results of the New Hampshire primaries, Bernie Sanders’s win against Hillary Clinton was although well predicted, still a surprising win. Throughout this entire campaign trail, many people believed Hillary was a straight win for the

Politics is a very important thing that runs one of the greatest countries, which is the U.S.A. In this year 's Presidential Election the main candidates are Bernie Sanders, Donald Trump, and Hilary Clinton. Bernie Sanders is the best choice for America. Bernie Sanders was born in 1941 in Brooklyn, New York. He graduated in the University of Chicago. Bernie believed in Civil Rights and was part of CORE(Congress of Racial Equality). He participated in the March on Washington. Bernie became the mayor of Burlington, Virginia in 1981 and served for four terms until 1989. In 1990 he made it to the U.S. House of Representatives until 2007. In 2015 he announced he would run for Democratic presidential nomination. He now competes against the Republican Donald Trump. He is a better candidate because he believes in racial justice, combating climate change, and a fair immigration policy.

The egalitarian crusader of equal education has made this one of his main platforms in the race for the 2016 Presidential Election, running against big names like Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton. He is an unorthodox choice, but has become a contender in the race to the White House. Sanders fights for civil rights and challenges the status quo against big-money and Wall Street, making him a likable underdog.

One metapor used to describe contemporary elections is “choosing the lesser of two evils”, however, unlike other elections, this year's is one of the most controversial and dividing elections in recent years. This year there is a chance for change, and currently there are four main head runners for the presidential nomination; out of these candidates only one shines as someone who will really change the US for the better, Bernie Sanders. He plans to rejuvenate the economy, and support the middle and lower class. Bernie also is easily one of the only candidates that support civil rights that help the people, not some values that would increase voter polls. When it comes to international affairs Bernie respects other countries and understands

Bernie Sanders is socialist but is written down as a independent which is a big turnoff for most people. When people think of socialist they think of Lenin, Castro, and Stalin who were not the most pleasant of people. Sanders totally different then all of them though. First off he’s Jewish and these people don't seem Jewish. Second off he has not killed anybody like the people listed. And third is he has modern and past democratic views. He is a supporter of gay marriage and abortion which is modern democratic views. He wants the minimum wage raised which has been an ongoing fight for many years with republicans and democrats fighting over it. One more thing he's done is trying to reach out to our younger generation who is voting for the first time. In a New York Times article entitled “The Socialist Senator”, he visited South Burlington High School where he answer some question to some 6o kids. This is what you want in a president, who speaks at schools and answer question for them. In another New York Times Article, he states, “Doctors have told me about patients who died because they put off their medical visits until it was too late”(Sanders, 3). This proves a point that he does not want people to die. Now we can disagree that Sanders should or should not be president but what we can most definitely agree on is we don't want people to

We can all agree that election season can be the most stressful season of the year. Between all the adds, news broadcasts, and polls, you can’t help but feel overwhelmed by the need to choose someone to vote for. However, there is a candidate that surpasses all the others. Senator Bernie Sanders is running for president for the 2016 term. He holds all of the views that this nation needs in order to be successful in the next four years. Bernie Sanders will be the next great president of the United States.

The 2016 presidential election is shaping up to be one of the most important elections in recent memory. As all pundits know, the media plays a very large part in shaping the way voters view the candidates. Much time has been spent discussing Senator Bernie Sanders (D-Vermont), a leading candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination and one of the most polarizing figures on the political scene today. Some journalists say he is a modern prophet; others believe he is an unelectable far-left ideologue.

Sanders is slowly leading the polls while Hillary Clinton’s lead of an average of 10 is decreasing causing Bernie to slowly creep ahead. His economic plan consists of fighting the increase in wealth inequality by increasing taxes of the wealthy, breaking up companies that are “too big to fail”, and vetoing the Trans-Pacific Partnership. Bernie’s environmental plan is to back renewable energy and turn away from the use of fossil fuels. He also believes in letting nuclear factories cover their own disaster costs and repealing the Price-Anderson Act, taxpayers paying for major nuclear accidents. Bernie also calls for transparency in campaign finances and banning U.S. companies controlled by foreign interest from lobbing, also called the DISCLOSE Act. Bernie also opposes single ownership of media outlets, letting the news operate on a grander scheme and with less bias in it. Bernie’s political view of warfare is a conservative one, he strongly believe in political attempts at peace and only believes in the use of the military as a final option. Opposing military action against ISIS he believes the US should support the defending nations but not directly attacking ISIS. Condemning the actions of the Paris attacks he warns against “Islamophobia” saying racism of this sort will just further the

Lastly, Bernie Sanders should become our next president because he believes that receiving a higher education should be free. College is imperative for career success nowadays, but with it costing anywhere from $20,000-$60,000 a year, it’s not always an option for people. Education is a right that every citizen should be able to access if they choose, not a privilege for the financially stable. Sanders agrees with this and believes that Wall Street should pay for his free tuition plan.

The democratic debate stage almost bursted into flames when one of the hosts questioned Bernie Sanders’ eligibility to be called a democratic representative. He recounted the facts that Sanders had been the “longest serving independent in the United States Congress,” and only joined the Democratic Party recently. Sanders replied with an enumeration of his previous projects with the party during the time. He bravely confirmed those facts, and proved that even though he officially did not work with his current political party for a long amount, he still supported their ideas and projects. To support his claim, Sanders reminded that audience that he “caucused with the House [of Representatives] for 19 years,... caucused with the Senate for 9 years,... and was elected by the democrats to be the chair of the Veterans committee three years ago.” Sanders then mentioned the 50-states party strategy that revived Hillary Clinton’s voice against her rival. She acknowledged that it was former the Vermont Governor's idea, Howard Dean, to have the 50-states party system. Her turn to count the people supporting her presidency followed the small