Bernie Sanders, along with the rest of the twenty-odd Left-Tards challenging Trump for the presidency in 2020, continue to target the young voters. They figure that by talking about free college tuition for example, that the youth will go out and vote. It naturally follows that they would lump the environment into the conversation.
The truth is that liberal academia has been pounding the “end of the world” view into the heads of America’s youth for quite some time. Naturally, college-age kids will live longer than most adults, so most of them drank the Kool Aid completely, and continue to do so.
Will the Left-Tards win in 2020 with, among other things, “climate change” as an issue? Will college-aged kids go out and vote in droves? Only time will tell… But one thing is for certain, Bernie Sanders and others like him are a cancer to this country. ‘Bernie the Commie’ is the one who needs to be defeated in 2010. TGO
Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., says his presidential campaign is about much more than beating President Trump.
“That is not enough,” Sanders said Sunday on NBC’s “Meet the Press” when asked about Democratic rival Joe Biden’s approach to global warming.
In a speech in Philadelphia the day before, Biden said: “If you want to know what the first and most important plank in my climate proposal is: Beat Trump.”
Sanders argued that defeating Trump is only the first step.
“It goes without saying that we’ve got to defeat Donald Trump, who in my view is the most dangerous president in the modern history of this country. He’s a pathological liar. He’s a sexist and a racist, et cetera, et cetera,” he said.
He continued: “But if we’re talking, for example, about climate change, what the scientists tell us is we have 12 years before irreparable damage is done to this planet. Beating Trump is not good enough. You’ve got to beat the fossil fuel industry. You have to talk on all of those forces of the status quo who do not want to move this country to energy efficiency and sustainable energy.”
This was not the first time Sanders took a shot at Biden over the former vice president’s approach to global warming. Earlier this month, Sanders responded after Biden’s campaign said it was seeking a “middle ground” on the issue.
“There is no ‘middle ground’ when it comes to climate policy,” Sanders wrote on Twitter without directly naming Biden.
“I’ve never been middle of the road on the environment,” Biden later contended, saying he has been talking about climate change since 1987. “Nobody has been more consistent about taking on the environment and a green revolution than I have.”
