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Topic	Bernie Sanders makes history by being first presidential candidate to endorse
Intro2Logic 08/19/19 10:47:57 AM #45:	The Admiral posted... Worth pointing out that even if you genuinely believe that this is a valuable initiative that will save lives, it's utterly stupid to actually have this as a platform issue. The Republicans are just going to take this and run campaign ads showing junkies infesting the suburbs and kids finding heroin needles in playgrounds. Bernie and Warren are so tone deaf and stuck in their bubbles that they're oblivious to that, which is why they're both joke candidates with no chance of winning a national election. The way to sell this politically is just to push the criminal reform angle and save the injection site aspects for when the legislation is being drafted and the voting public has tuned out. The Democrats need to learn that not every good idea needs to be a stump issue, especially when it's polarizing to the general public. This concern for how the other side might portray the stance is never extended to Republicans who campaign on deeply unpopular stances. Do you think the Trump campaign spent time worrying about the ads Democrats would make off his speeches? --- Have you tried thinking rationally? <cite>Intro2Logic posted [p:926260585] in Bernie San... [t:77948974]...</cite> <quote>The Admiral posted...</cite> <quote>Worth pointing out that even if you genuinely believe that this is a valuable initiative that will save lives, it's utterly stupid to actually have this as a platform issue. The Republicans are just going to take this and run campaign ads showing junkies infesting the suburbs and kids finding heroin needles in playgrounds. Bernie and Warren are so tone deaf and stuck in their bubbles that they're oblivious to that, which is why they're both joke candidates with no chance of winning a national election. The way to sell this politically is just to push the criminal reform angle and save the injection site aspects for when the legislation is being drafted and the voting public has tuned out. The Democrats need to learn that not every good idea needs to be a stump issue, especially when it's polarizing to the general public. </quote> This concern for how the other side might portray the stance is never extended to Republicans who campaign on deeply unpopular stances. Do you think the Trump campaign spent time worrying about the ads Democrats would make off his speeches? --- Have you tried thinking rationally?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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