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In the 2020 presidential debates, I would most like to hear each candidate explain their specific vision for what America should be like in:
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You seem to like
@AndrewYangVFA quite a bit. Aren't you concerned by his proposed "News and Information Ombudsman"? While he has some interesting ideas (and seems to be the only candidate so far who shows a long term vision for the country), this completely disqualifies him imo. -
That's very worrying. But I see Yang as someone who's smarter, less dogmatic, and more likely to change his mind given new information than most other politicians are. So I hope he'd be open to rethinking the very serious
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They should have a vision of what everyone will say in the next 15 minutes, to identify candidates with precognitive abilities.
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100 years. We need to start thinking long term. We don't. That's causing a shitload of problems.
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we need leaders speaking of ETERNAL GLORY!!
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Anything over 20 seems impossible to forecast. Technology and political climates shift too much.
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They should have two: 5 year and 20 year
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i don't want anyone in power to have a vision of what america should be like in any number of years. i want them to end the prohibition on sex and drugs today so society can become functional and each generation can decide what america should be.
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4 years. Why would I want to hear candidates talk about what the country is going to be like when they're not in office?
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Because policies enacted now can have downstream effects in the future?
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