>>Biden is bad...but Warren and Sanders were apocalyptically bad.
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>Of course, that depends on one's political leaning.
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>Of the 3, I like Elizabeth most, Bernie next and Joe last.

Actually, it depends on a much simpler factor: one's gullible index, more so than leaning.

Sanders promises teachers will make 60K.
Stop and think about that.
Then again, people fell for "Mexico will pay for the wall" line.
Sanders isn't even enough of a scoundrel for his own ambition. He's a con man (just not as good a con man as Trump)
He's not even smart enough to be a good socialist. Borrowing a line from my old econ professor, Sanders "wouldn't even make a pimple on a socialist's rear end"


As for Warren, she's a bigger demagogue than Sanders, if that's possible.
She calls herself a lawyer and a legal expert - that little stunt she pulled on Bloomberg and NDAs was laughable. It was only treated as "kneecapping" Bloomberg because of how horrible Bloomberg is in an exchange.

Now for Warren and the cancelling of debt - again, I don't know who she is fooling. Unless she thinks she can write executive orders to change the tax code, and even assuming she COULD get the Sec of Education to cancel debt, the most liberal (no pun intended) and charitable interpretation of the tax code still counts this as taxable income.

I can go on and on with Warren's absolutely putrid ideas, but the cancelling of 95% of student debt is enough.

Oh yeah, and then there's this issue of how she hoodwinked people with her "heritage" for academic gain. Too bad Bloomberg had neither the stones nor the smarts to use that.

(Side note: it cracks me up when people fall for deep credit card settlements, and are stunned when they get a tax bill the following year. Probably some of the same people who get bamboozled by Warren and Sanders in the first place)

Trump was a one-time con-man who managed to win through the most improbable of means.
Sanders and Warren were never any match for him at all.

Biden is a loud-mouth jackass with questionable leadership skills and a son (Hunter) who has the moral dipstick that's about as dry as Trump's. But I'll hold my nose and vote for him if he picks a solid moderate with experience.