Older Republicans are finding Sanders

I'm a Tea Party Republican considering Bernie Sanders and I do not believe I'm alone. self.SandersForPresident submitted 2 months ago by NebraskaMerican I've long considered myself an Independent but was drawn to the Republican Party with the rise of the anti-establishment Tea Party movement and specifically Ron Paul's 2 presidential runs. 2 weeks ago, I decided to go see Bernie in Iowa with my lifelong Democrat father because I thought it would be a great way t ...

of the end times. In my mind there is no doubt we are seeing the signs of the end times. Of course my grandparents and parents have said this over the years in response to certain issues, but wow, looking at the events over the past 2 years has really opened my eyes. Government and financial breakdown, unemployment and despair, morality breakdown, natural disasters.....all increasing at an alarming rate. Sometimes I find myself hoping for the rapture. Of course I� ...

A poster yesterday pooh-poohed an article on Sanders because it was from WaPo and she/he felt it was not truthful. Well, I've got news for her/him. This post is a followup of the original post. It is an NBC article explaining how Bernie's plans will add trillions to the debt. I particularly like the first paragraph: "A trillion here, a trillion there, and pretty soon you're talking about a real 'Bern' for America's debt -- and possibly the overall economy." ...

Went to a new doc after many years of not going. As I was speaking of a series of upsetting deaths and started to cry a tiny bit, he just kept clicking away on his lap top (and maybe nodded a couple times). Aside from that, my TSH was in the normal range (but near one end) and no free T3 or T4 were done, but I have had numerous thyroid symptoms for 12 years or so (didn't realize they correlated for several years and never had it assessed). He said my TSH was VERY normal so ...

4 dead Americans, grieving parents, and a pack of lies from the WH and SD. ...

We've done it before. I think we can do it again. The deficit is a gigantic problem, but solving it by putting hungry people out on the street isn't an acceptable solution, is it? So the problems I would want us to solve would be Health Care For Everyone - Including The Elderly So We Can Be Smart About The Way We Dismantle and Redesign or Do Away With Medicare Defend The Country Feed those who can't feed themselves ---I need to think about this before I go any further. ...

this bubble burst could have been prevented had the Democrats not blocked any legislation and covering Clinton. After all, who was President from 1992-2000? Then the warning from Bush and trying to regulate Freddie Mac and Fanny Mae to no avail in 2004 because the economists saw trouble coming, but the Democrats were still in denial. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NQXbT5ZMYaY ...

By Daniel TencerThursday, January 21st, 2010 -- 6:31 pm 'If these folks want a fight, it’s a fight I’m ready to have': Obama On the same day that President Barack Obama announced an ambitious plan to reform the US financial system, bankers at the largest Wall Street institutions indicated that they are already finding ways around the proposed changes. Sources at three Wall Street banks told BusinessInsider's John Carney that "they are already finding ways to own, in ...

The liberal wing of the Democratic Party can be susceptible to the “moral victory” fallacy, which in its most degraded form considers a righteous loser preferable to a compromised winner. All the same, it’s hard not to interpret Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel’s Pyrrhic victory on Tuesday as a major win for the party’s economically populist wing. After all, this is Chicago we’re talking about; incumbent mayors expect to be coronated, not subjected to the indignity ...

either married or have a significant other ever feel as though you are just sort of a nonentity after some amount of time and wonder where am I going from here on. I get very tired of lack of communication and just nothing much to say. You work, do housework bla bla and just not much fun and wonder how to get out of this situation. Do you move on or just accept it or what. ...

I was wondering if anyone else is going through this. I turned 53 last spring, but I have been noticing that food I normally eat and have been eating for yers and years are either making me feel sick, giving me diarrhea and even heartburn. I wonder if this is an age thing and that dietary needs change. So far have identified: Milk, eggs, cheese (but not greek yogurt), ice cream (but not organic) they all upset my stomache. Chocolate candy (but not chocolate chip cookies), peanuts, ...

I have been working so many years now and I don't really mind it but hubs and I were just talking this weekend. Have checked the following issue out with neurologist- no answer on this. I noticed problems I was having with balance, sometimes standing and veering to 1 side or the other, never knowing which way I might go. I try to play it off when others notice because it is embarrassing for me. I cannot walk a straight line, hope never stopped to check and asked to do that, find I hit my f ...

My ole guy is 17. He is fine during the day, but when I go to work at night, he cries and cries and seems so needy. I have 2 desks together, he sits on one at my left arm and keeps grabbing me so I cannot work, until he finally gets to sleep. I know cats are nocturnal, but I thought they were supposed to sleep something like 20 hrs a day, especially older ones. ...

Hi. I am 66 years old, a med. transcr. for 16 years, no job since February, unfortunately very few friends. I would feel blessed to have a few older e-mail friends to feel more connected to the world. I do have a small family and I'm thankful for that. They do, however, have their own lives. I live alone and for the most part do ok but sometimes do feel lonely. Would any one of you folks like a new friend for e-mailing? Maybe we could begin somethin ...

I saw a post on the main board that made me think of this question. How many people feel their age or younger/older. I'm 50 years old. I took one of those on-line surveys about your real age. It told me exactly what I suspected My real age is 67. Before I ever took it I always felt older than I really am. Most days I feel in my late 60s. Just curious if people feel their age or older/younger than your age. You don't have to list your age if yo ...

last one start hurting and find out the canals are calcified and not knowing if you should attempt a root canal or remove the tooth. Not sure what to do. ...

My daughter is past 35. She was married before but that ended in divorce a few years ago. I was very at ease when she was married and figured her husband had her back. Fast forward. We live in the same town. She is now divorced and I am her next of kin. I know absolutely nothing about her business, not where she banks, not where she has her medical insurance, would think probably with her job, but not sure, don't know her physician's name, passwords to her computer, absolutely not ...

I will be 40 next year and am having a hard time. I see a few gray hair. I have the aches, the hot flashes. My kids are getting older. My son will be in college in a few years. I still "think" of myself as a kid I guess...a high school kid really. I don't feel I can be almost 40. This is REALLY bothering me.I guess I think 40...is my life half over? More than half? is it downhill from here? I am almost 40, and what have I really accomplished? Married and kids...that's it. I have not "m ...

the results about the paperwork you submitted? Keep us informed. I am sure praying for you. ...

Stumbled across this web site for the National Council on Aging. You can answer the questions to see if you might qualify for medical help, food, housing, etc. https://www.benefitscheckup.org/ ...

The "can't believe" part is the tip-off. Trump 2011. I wonder what those Trump investigators found? ...

Watching a Sanders rally the other night, it struck me that I knew this man. The similarity between Sanders and his followers, and Leary and his, is eerily uncanny, and the social milieu of youthful malcontent which they cultivate is similar as well. I swear, it took me right back to the 60's, the rampant ignorance, and the rise of the drug culture. ...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hwwwn9zHT-8 The youtubes that follow this one are very informative also. ...

Will began airing tomorrow. Love it! http://www.nytimes.com/2016/01/22/us/politics/bernie-sanders-and-simon-and-garfunkel-put-focus-on-voters.html?_r=0 ...

Women who "like" Trump are invariably older and don't like Hilary Clinton because they were raised in an era of economic competition with each for men. In the old days, men generally took care of their women, and some women lucked out with good men and some stuck it out with bad ones. Young women can take care of themselves economically so aren't as threatened by other women so they're more apt to go for HIllary. Older women also don't like Clinton because she stuck with her ...

Sen. Bernie Sanders will be a guest on The Colbert Report tonight to discuss his Saving American Democracy Amendment. Bernie’s amendment to the Constitution would reverse a Supreme Court ruling that lets corporations spend unlimited and undisclosed amounts of money to influence elections. ...

In 2011, Sen. Bernie Sanders stood before Congress and predicted that the so-called "free trade agreement" with the small nation of Panama would lead to an explosion of tax evasion there. The recent ‪#‎Panamaleaks‬ proved he was exactly right, unfortunately. Sigh... when will we listen? ...

Income and wealth inequality: In the United States today we have the most unequal wealth and income distribution of any major country on earth -- worse than at any time since the 1920s. This is an economy that must be changed in fundamental ways. Jobs and income: In my view, we need a massive federal jobs program which puts millions of our people back to work. We must end our disastrous trade policies. We need to raise the minimum wage to a living wage. And we have to fight for pay equity ...

Very good article. http://mic.com/articles/118212/the-story-of-how-bernie-sanders-became-famous-will-make-you-love-him-even-more?fb_action_ids=888619134510105&fb_action_types=og.shares&fb_source=other_multiline&action_object_map=%5B776797892416259%5D&action_type_map=%5B%22og.shares%22%5D&action_ref_map=%5B%5D ...

Sorry, no MTSOs. Today, a group of 80 CEOs are lecturing Congress about the need to cut Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid, while lowering tax rates for millionaires, billionaires, and the largest corporations in America. These are some of the same CEOs who head corporations that:  received a total taxpayer bailout of more than $2.5 trillion from the Federal Reserve and the Treasury Department and nearly caused the economy to collapse just four years ago;  outsourced hundreds of ...

Older Republicans are finding Sanders

Is this supposed to be comedy? - NM

Who is the author of this, a 12 year old? Spending other - peoples' money is easy. nm

I think I'd have to escape reality to believe this - article. nm

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