re: #222 EPR-radar

Ah well. That settles it. I wasn’t paying too much attention to the Democratic primary, since CA is too late in the cycle to make any difference, but now I know I’ll vote for Clinton.

Income inequality is important, but it isn’t everything, and Sanders really doesn’t seem to get that.

I’d recommend watching it yourself to make sure I haven’t overstated it. But, I heard the same thing has happened before. For example, when he was in Baltimore, his staff people told reporters not to ask him any questions about ISIS as he was there to talk about other issues. And, supposedly, somebody asked him an ISIS question and he got pissed and eventually walked out. And his one-sentence comment about terrorism at the debate before he launched into his main issue. He’s really sounding one note.

A president has to be able to change gears quickly and think on his/her feet (that lets you out, little Marco) and Bernie doesn’t seem to be able to go off script very well. I think his issues are important, and I’m glad he’s running and talking about them, but I just don’t think it’s enough to make him viable as President.

But as Stanley Sea said, I’d still take him 100 times over any and all of the GOP candidates.