The fact that @BernieSanders is a socialist means he must never be installed as dictator. It is not, however, a strong argument against electing him President.
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Fairly interesting from my perspective to see someone running for Congress who doesn't believe in the American system of government.
I do believe in it. Sanders I’m not so sure of. His fellow socialists I know don’t. The constitution is not magic. It only restrains power as long as those in positions of power remain committed to it.
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I'm virtually certain that Doomsday rhetoric makes the country weaker and less stable, perhaps most poignantly in terms of dramatically increasing the likelihood that you're penning some kind of self-fulfilling prophesy here. Good luck with your campaign.
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I haven’t used “doomsday rhetoric.” I’ve challenged your assertion that division of power in a constitution is sufficient to prevent socialist dictatorship. I’d recommended one of FDR’s favorite books. (Penned by a Minnesotan too.) https://www.amazon.com/Cant-Happen-Here-Signet-Classics/dp/0451465644/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?keywords=it+cant+happen+here+by+sinclair+lewis&qid=1583268602&sprefix=it+cant+happen+&sr=8-1 …
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Suppose the commitment fails and Congress passes a law banning private firearms. What then? It’s not just the elected who must lose faith in the constitution.
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And you'd say Trump remains committed to it?
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Le chargement semble prendre du temps.
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