>A lot of what you say is true.
>Obama ran on a theme of change and really changed nothing for the millions of people who have been clobbered by automation, globalization, immigration enforcement failures and trade.
>That's a huge failure and yes, it goes a long way to explain the Trump and Bernie phenomena.
>Any reasonable person has to agree with Stewart.
>The left likes to blame congress, blah, blah, blah.
>Obama ran as the candidate of change and domestically, except for the fat cats who were bailed out by TARP things are pretty much the way he found them.
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>Foreign affairs are another matter, but unemployed coal workers don't care much about them.
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>Right now, I'd take Trump over Hillary.
>To use John Boehner's phrase - she's Lucifer in the flesh. (He must have been sipping some Cote Du Rhone)
>One way or the other, we have to see the last of the Clintons.

Call Ripley, we (mostly) agree :)

If Sanders were more moderate, I'd support him. But his plans are completely impractical. I believe he is authentic, but his "solutions" just won't work.