Put aside—for a moment—2020.
Most of us realize that in 2120, America will look a *lot* more like Sanders' vision—free college, universal healthcare, less income inequality—than almost any other politician's. History will thank Sanders for helping push us in the right direction.
Most of us realize that in 2120, America will look a *lot* more like Sanders' vision—free college, universal healthcare, less income inequality—than almost any other politician's. History will thank Sanders for helping push us in the right direction.
PS/ I always found it reasonable for folks to simultaneously a) see Sanders' vision as where the US is headed/must head, b) question if he has the chops as an administrator—rather than moral/political thinker—to get us there. But those who doubted his vision I *never* understood.
PS2/ Anyway, I'm only giving my two cents—I understand/respect that others have different views. But I still think it's possible to vote against someone, be frustrated with their flaws, and so on, while acknowledging that their first principles were and are good for the country.
