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Common Sense Topic: Democratic Debate

Hillary Clinton Former Secretary of State
Bernie Sanders Senator Vermont
Martin O’Malley Governor Maryland
James (Jim) Webb Senator Virginia
Lincoln Chaffee Governor Rhode Island

The promises were abundant. They ignored the fact that there is no middle class anymore. Senator Sanders seems to think that “Democratic Socialism” is the answer.

They had three main topics:
Russia’s response to ISIS
Free College Education
Hillary’s E-Mails
Banks and Insurance Companies

The idea that we think that we should have a say in how President Putin handles the Syrian problem with ISIS, is arrogance. First of ISIS is a problem for us and the rest of the world. However, they are shitting in Putin’s backyard, not ours. Let Russia take the lead in dealing with ISIS and Assad.
Senator Sanders wants to make college tuition free for those who need and deserve it. Much like Denmark and Norway who offers free college education. However, what Senator Sanders did not mention was the fact that they do not have dorms like our universities. In addition, you are on your own for lodging and food. The food can be heavy and expensive. So maybe it evens out with our universities. You can figure your living expenses in you are financing along with your education. On the other hand, you can live with your parents, not have food and lodging figured into your financing.
Now let us get to the point, e-mails. I do not give a rat’s ass about Hillary’s e-mails. If it had been a man Secretary of State, the conversation would be different. He would be congratulated for making his career and family priorities. He certainly would not be in front of congress testifying about e-mails.

Now for the final topic. Banks and insurance companies. In the late 90’s former President Clinton over turned Gaskell and Dodd. What this did was it stopped large banks from continually investing in each other to cover up any inappropriate acts. Thus protecting small family owned banks in small town America.

In closing the thing I keep waiting for never came. That was their solutions to poverty and homelessness. This topic, like the Republican debates before this one, was not even on the radar. I do not understand how we are supposed to vote for one of these assholes if they refuse to talk about the one issue that lingers over every family in America.
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