I like Bernie personally too but I couldn't vote for him. I fully support his goals to make things more equitable in this country, but I just don't see how financially he gets that done. Elizabeth Warren seems to have a more concrete plan to do it...but I still don't know. I actually think one of the best candidates now is Amy Klobuchar, a practical more moderate one. She'll be out soon because she can't raise the money.
I wish I could vote for Bloomberg just because of his stance on guns, but the rest of it... way too many questions right now.
Well, that's a little much to say you "couldn't vote for him". I mean, if your stance on guns is a main issue for you, any Dem, including Bernie is going to be light years ahead of Trump. Maybe you are referring to voting for him in the primary?
More importantly, the Supreme Court hangs in the balance, which means every issue important to us as a country hangs on it.
I personally have grown tired of Bernie and his bluster, but remember, that no matter how big the plans are, it still has to go through the house, so I wouldn't worry that he is going to make all the changes he is touting. Same goes for everyone.
It's getting interesting with polls swinging around all over in the first two primary states, but that's about it. beyond those states, Biden is still solidly in the lead. The truth is, with the huge field of Dems, every one has problems when looking at the general. I still am leaning for a Biden/Harris, or Biden/Abrams, or Warren... hmmmm I'm not sure what her best choice for VP would be, but it is NOT Gillum, as I know she was kind of poking around at. Maybe Warren/Castro? I would say Warren/Abrams, but unfortunately the sexism in the country would make it even more difficult for Warren than may be necessary.