>>I vote for Donald Trump. I give the special mention for the sharpest tongue to E. Warren. Bloomberg gets the "Was he here" award.

Bernie gets the award for Mr Angry - after Buttigieg had a crack at him. Bernie's response in favor of "the working stiff" makes a lot of sense and he's right, US blue collar has had a terrible deal for decades. Bernie's problem is that he was in politics for most of that time, yet waits for Trump's improved-across-the-board results for blue collar before he claims a monopoly on improving the lot of workers. His other problem is that profiteers have moved onto the middle class and a new generation is realizing the effects on their own prospects if middle class incomes are forced down by whatever means.

As for Bloomberg: at least he harvested his billions out of Wall Street rather than personally benefiting approx $20K for each blue collar job offshored to hostile competitors, which is what's being rumored about Romney. I still call that amoral, especially when the recipients of the jobs then developed a monopoly in areas like oral medication, by subsidizing production until US competitors are driven out. Seems odd to me that people who will spit at the likes of Sarah Huckabee-Sanders will applaud and kow tow to the enriched offshorers and their political servants who turned a blind eye as US manufacturing was gutted to deliver short-term profits to the 1%, even in strategic areas like rare earths and components for the military.