Building Up Bernie
Jan 20, 2016 23:30:58 #
There have been a number of articles saying that Senator Sanders is no longer a fringe candidate but a real threat to Hillary Clinton.
That's because a new Des Moines Register poll has Sanders only two points behind Clinton in Iowa.
And the Real Clear Politics average has him just 13 points behind nationally.
Finally, in New Hampshire, the Real Clear average has Sanders up by 11 points over Hillary Clinton.
In just a few moments Ed Henry will analyze why Mrs. Clinton's campaign is tottering, but i can tell you why Bernie Sanders is gaining some momentum.
And by the way, Talking Points does not come to bury Sanders, but to praise him, kind of.
In contrast to Mrs. Clinton, the senator is energetic, appears to be honest and is not the usual phony politician.
The problem is old Bernie, 74, really is a hardcore socialist:
Nov. 19
BERNIE SANDERS, DEMOCRATIC P**********L CANDIDATE: Democratic socialism means that we must reform a political system which is corrupt, that we must create an economy that works for all, not just the very wealthy.
That sounds kind of harmless but here are the facts:
According to analysis by the Wall Street Journal, Sanders backs at least 18-trillion dollars in new federal spending over the next decade.
Catastrophic because the nation already has a 19-trillion dollar debt.
According to analysis by the conservative Washington Examiner, Sanders also wants to raise taxes in America by 20-trillion over ten years.
As we pointed out on Monday, if Sanders begins taxing American corporations more, many of them will simply leave the country, taking thousands of jobs with them.
Remember, the USA already has the highest corporate tax rate in the developed world.
Sanders says he will close many tax loopholes and that's fine -- but it all comes back to one thing: The more money you take away from individuals, the less they can spend in the marketplace.
The more money you take away from companies, the less hiring and research they will do.
The goal of socialism is to basically flatten out the American economy so everybody has pretty much the same.
Look, as I said on Monday, even if Sanders were elected president, he'd never get this stuff passed in Congress but he could do a lot of damage by executive order.
There is no way the feds can run the economy, and that's what Bernie Sanders wants.
Now why are millions of Americans buying into that concept?
Two basic reasons. Some have no clue what Senator Sanders really stands for. They don't know anything about socialism or about him.
For example, Sanders has been in the Senate for nine years. In that time only one significant bill with his name on it has passed -- revamping the Department of Veterans Affairs.
Before that, he was in the House for 16 years.
The highlight of all those years was his brokering a deal with his pals in Venezuela to import heating oil to America.
So you can see Mr. Sanders is not exactly a major player in Congress.
But again, he is an honest man not afraid to say what he believes.
Now there is no question that the liberal mainstream media is getting very nervous about Hillary Clinton.
It seems almost every day there is a new revelation about her ethical dilemmas.
On the campaign trail she is less than inspiring, trying to run as a continuation of Barack Obama.
Many v**ers understand, especially with the stock market melting down, that Mr. Obama's economic policies have not strengthened this country.
The propaganda says that Mr. Obama saved us from a depression. But take a look at where we are. Your investments are getting hammered, salaries are low for workers and the future, at least this year, is bleak.
When stocks blow up, all of us get hurt. Get that, Bernie and Barack?
So Hillary Clinton, running on more Obama policy, is folly and Sanders knows it.
One more thing. If the senator does win the nomination (still not likely) that would be a GOP dream.
America will never go socialist.
And that's the memo.
http://www.billoreilly.com/b/Building-Up-Bernie/758623476728379937.html
That's because a new Des Moines Register poll has Sanders only two points behind Clinton in Iowa.
And the Real Clear Politics average has him just 13 points behind nationally.
Finally, in New Hampshire, the Real Clear average has Sanders up by 11 points over Hillary Clinton.
In just a few moments Ed Henry will analyze why Mrs. Clinton's campaign is tottering, but i can tell you why Bernie Sanders is gaining some momentum.
And by the way, Talking Points does not come to bury Sanders, but to praise him, kind of.
In contrast to Mrs. Clinton, the senator is energetic, appears to be honest and is not the usual phony politician.
The problem is old Bernie, 74, really is a hardcore socialist:
Nov. 19
BERNIE SANDERS, DEMOCRATIC P**********L CANDIDATE: Democratic socialism means that we must reform a political system which is corrupt, that we must create an economy that works for all, not just the very wealthy.
That sounds kind of harmless but here are the facts:
According to analysis by the Wall Street Journal, Sanders backs at least 18-trillion dollars in new federal spending over the next decade.
Catastrophic because the nation already has a 19-trillion dollar debt.
According to analysis by the conservative Washington Examiner, Sanders also wants to raise taxes in America by 20-trillion over ten years.
As we pointed out on Monday, if Sanders begins taxing American corporations more, many of them will simply leave the country, taking thousands of jobs with them.
Remember, the USA already has the highest corporate tax rate in the developed world.
Sanders says he will close many tax loopholes and that's fine -- but it all comes back to one thing: The more money you take away from individuals, the less they can spend in the marketplace.
The more money you take away from companies, the less hiring and research they will do.
The goal of socialism is to basically flatten out the American economy so everybody has pretty much the same.
Look, as I said on Monday, even if Sanders were elected president, he'd never get this stuff passed in Congress but he could do a lot of damage by executive order.
There is no way the feds can run the economy, and that's what Bernie Sanders wants.
Now why are millions of Americans buying into that concept?
Two basic reasons. Some have no clue what Senator Sanders really stands for. They don't know anything about socialism or about him.
For example, Sanders has been in the Senate for nine years. In that time only one significant bill with his name on it has passed -- revamping the Department of Veterans Affairs.
Before that, he was in the House for 16 years.
The highlight of all those years was his brokering a deal with his pals in Venezuela to import heating oil to America.
So you can see Mr. Sanders is not exactly a major player in Congress.
But again, he is an honest man not afraid to say what he believes.
Now there is no question that the liberal mainstream media is getting very nervous about Hillary Clinton.
It seems almost every day there is a new revelation about her ethical dilemmas.
On the campaign trail she is less than inspiring, trying to run as a continuation of Barack Obama.
Many v**ers understand, especially with the stock market melting down, that Mr. Obama's economic policies have not strengthened this country.
The propaganda says that Mr. Obama saved us from a depression. But take a look at where we are. Your investments are getting hammered, salaries are low for workers and the future, at least this year, is bleak.
When stocks blow up, all of us get hurt. Get that, Bernie and Barack?
So Hillary Clinton, running on more Obama policy, is folly and Sanders knows it.
One more thing. If the senator does win the nomination (still not likely) that would be a GOP dream.
America will never go socialist.
And that's the memo.
http://www.billoreilly.com/b/Building-Up-Bernie/758623476728379937.html
Jan 21, 2016 04:00:19 #
But it is still possible Hillary will be in jail before the e******ns.
Jan 21, 2016 06:01:40 #
bmac32 wrote:
There have been a number of articles saying that S... (show quote)
Single-payer is half the cost of Obamacare/Romneycare because it omits advertising, profits, executive junkets to Cayman Island and enormous salaries, billing, etc.
The rest of your rant is just as accurate.
Jan 21, 2016 06:24:24 #
MarvinSussman wrote:
Single-payer is half the cost of Obamacare/Romneycare because it omits advertising, profits, executive junkets to Cayman Island and enormous salaries, billing, etc.
The rest of your rant is just as accurate.
The rest of your rant is just as accurate.
What a cartoon you really are..."Snuffy Smith".....
Jan 21, 2016 09:19:35 #
You seem to have problems reading, your rant?
You disagree, give me proof.
You disagree, give me proof.
MarvinSussman wrote:
Single-payer is half the cost of Obamacare/Romneycare because it omits advertising, profits, executive junkets to Cayman Island and enormous salaries, billing, etc.
The rest of your rant is just as accurate.
The rest of your rant is just as accurate.
Jan 21, 2016 09:37:06 #
bmac32 wrote:
The idea that taxing business will keep them from investing in people or equipment is assinine on its face. If a company has profit and they put it into expansion the profit becomes an expense that is not subject to tax, if anything higher taxes give a company the incentive to reinvest profits rather than paying a portion to the government. Low taxes have encouraged corporations to sit on cash. If that cash is spent, paid out in salaries or taxed it is reintroduced into the economy. It is a fallacy to say the US has the highest corporate tax rates, in reality loopholes and carve outs put our corporate tax collected near the bottom, the rate hides this fact.There have been a number of articles saying that S... (show quote)
Jan 21, 2016 10:25:37 #
bmac32 wrote:
You seem to have problems reading, your rant?
You disagree, give me proof.
You disagree, give me proof.
France is proof that single-payer is half the cost of Obamacare.
Jan 21, 2016 10:36:41 #
My God your stupid! Why would anyone invest more to be taxed more? Guess you haven't noticed jobs have moved, things that used to be made here are made elsewhere.
Kevyn wrote:
The idea that taxing business will keep them from ... (show quote)
Jan 21, 2016 10:47:38 #
Spending 53% of GDP is good? France is a welfare state. After paying your taxes you still need insurance! France one of the most highly taxed countries in the world a liberals dream, why not move there if you think it so wonderful?
MarvinSussman wrote:
France is proof that single-payer is half the cost of Obamacare.
Jan 21, 2016 11:34:17 #
I will v**e for, give my money to, and support Bernie all the way to the White House. Why? Because no one owns him. All this publicity about his socialist agenda comes down to one thing Bernie cares about the American people not the corporate bottom line. They must get the sheep to fear Bernie least they loose control of their government.
End corporate rule v**e for Bernie Sanders, the only candidate who does not take their money.
End corporate rule v**e for Bernie Sanders, the only candidate who does not take their money.
Jan 22, 2016 02:13:45 #
bmac32 wrote:
Spending 53% of GDP is good? France is a welfare state. After paying your taxes you still need insurance! France one of the most highly taxed countries in the world a liberals dream, why not move there if you think it so wonderful?
Wh**ever you say, the COST of health care per capita in France is half of our COST. Taxes are related to much more than health care.
Jan 22, 2016 02:22:49 #
bmac32 wrote:
There have been a number of articles saying that S... (show quote)
Hillary's numbers are slipping and I think B******i and the email law violations have a lot of people questioning how she could have ever so haphazardly allowed those top secret emails to be subject to any invasion of them or her entire server..a serious violation of law that should have already resulted in charges..The fact the it is known she has is enough to bring the charges nowwww, not later, unless it is a strategic move for e******ns..To wait untul closer then charge her..Meanwhile Berneys number increas because more D's see Hilllary is in trouble..I also read a blurb that she is in fact hiding a medical condition???
Anyway you look at it there is a shift trend taking place..The question is will it matter for this e******n..Also, bIden may be sitting in wait to see just how bad it is for Hillary and then announced he is now on it...He and BO have a most favorable relationship and it would not surprise me for this to be in the works...Pure speculation on my part but I think with merit...
Jan 22, 2016 08:54:02 #
Hey Mav, aren't you the one who was saying debt doesn't matter and a big backer of ObamaCare, what other hair brain idea's do you have? Guess your gonna have to suffer.
MarvinSussman wrote:
Wh**ever you say, the COST of health care per capita in France is half of our COST. Taxes are related to much more than health care.
Jan 22, 2016 09:08:20 #
Odds are pretty low that Bernie will beat Hillary which would make her the candidate. Not even wanting that women sniffing the White House!
lindajoy wrote:
Hillary's numbers are slipping and I think B******... (show quote)
Jan 22, 2016 09:13:16 #
bmac32 wrote:
Odds are pretty low that Bernie will beat Hillary which would make her the candidate. Not even wanting that women sniffing the White House!
Oh, I know and agree, just thinking out loud about the possibilities..They want her, they already own her and all will have what they want once shes' in, IF she goes in.....
Pretty sad isn't it~~So glaringly obvious.........Pathetic an understatement~~
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