I only saw it now and in case somebody missed it too, take a look at Bernie talking with Cornel West, Killer Mike and Nina Turner. They address a lot of the criticisms against him.
With the race in Iowa being very close in the recent polls, who would benefit more if O'Malley was to drop out, Hillary or Bernie? There are polls showing edge for either side, but most are small enough that the O'Malley voters could make all the difference.
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So let's say you were able to force Wendy's to pay a living wage big enough to cover one adult plus two children to all full time employees. Guess what? Now Wendy's will just stop hiring full time employees.
I'm surprised that Sanders' age hasn't factored into the conversation more. If he takes office he'll be 75 years old and the oldest sitting President by a number of years given that Reagan was 69 when he became President.
To me this means that his choice of running mate is everything given that the strains of having the world's most stressful job could really take their toil on a man of Bernie's age. And given how radically he intends to change things if he does get elected I'm sure the strain will go through the roof.
I'm surprised that Sanders' age hasn't factored into the conversation more. If he takes office he'll be 75 years old and the oldest sitting President by a number of years given that Reagan was 69 when he became President.
To me this means that his choice of running mate is everything given that the strains of having the world's most stressful job could really take their toil on a man of Bernie's age. And given how radically he intends to change things if he does get elected I'm sure the strain will go through the roof.
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Given how close it seems to be, this could be crucial.Makes no difference. O'Malley is incredibly unlikely to be viable anywhere, so his supporters get redistributed at the caucus itself. Most of the evidence we have suggests they favour Sanders over Clinton by a 2:1 margin, but as he's polling only 3%, that only means a +1% boost to Sanders overall.
I hope he makes his medical records public as promised to shoot down this notion. If he is as healthy as he says he is, there shouldn't be any problems.I'm surprised that Sanders' age hasn't factored into the conversation more. If he takes office he'll be 75 years old and the oldest sitting President by a number of years given that Reagan was 69 when he became President.
To me this means that his choice of running mate is everything given that the strains of having the world's most stressful job could really take their toil on a man of Bernie's age. And given how radically he intends to change things if he does get elected I'm sure the strain will go through the roof.
Elizabeth Warren as VP?
Oddly I've been hearing more about Clinton's coughing fits and how she might be hiding a health issue more than Sanders' age.
So, you're saying a storm is coming?
Given how close it seems to be, this could be crucial.
I hope he makes his medical records public as promised to shoot down this notion. If he is as healthy as he says he is, there shouldn't be any problems.
Oddly I've been hearing more about Clinton's coughing fits and how she might be hiding a health issue more than Sanders' age.
Interesting, I hadn't heard anything about that. I think it's fair to say that anyone undertaking something like a Presidential campaign aged sixty plus is going to find it hard going after a fashion.
Fair point. But let's see what the doctors have to say.A healthy 75 year old man is still a 75 year old man. Look at the toll the job took on Obama with that infamous 'before and after' photo of him giving State Of The Union addresses. It's a very stressful job and someone taking the job in their mid seventies, healthy or not, is going to find it a very difficult job.
That sounds like dangerous territory to speculate.I hear it mentioned more in the conservative blogosphere and radio. They keep playing clips of Hillary coughing.
But she's 66. I know that's 2 years younger than Hilary but paired with Sanders it just feels like more of the 'same'.
I don't want to sound ageist but what Sanders needs is a younger person to be his running mate. Someone who would compliment him but also give the ticket a more youthful feel.
Ideally he'd want someone in their late forties to early fifties. Someone who, to be frank, would be more than capable of 'taking the baton' should Bernie falter.
Guys, you don't nominate a clone of yourself as VP. Bernie would need to get a young establishment type.
I'm surprised that Sanders' age hasn't factored into the conversation more. If he takes office he'll be 75 years old and the oldest sitting President by a number of years given that Reagan was 69 when he became President.
To me this means that his choice of running mate is everything given that the strains of having the world's most stressful job could really take their toil on a man of Bernie's age. And given how radically he intends to change things if he does get elected I'm sure the strain will go through the roof.