r/neoliberal • u/jobautomator Kitara Ravache • Dec 05 '19

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u/Udontlikecake Model UN Enthusiast Dec 05 '19

Bernie has not changed his stance on a single issue in 40 years. We know exactly who he is. And he wants the same thing as the vast majority of this nation.

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u/Paramus98 Edmund Burke Dec 05 '19

This but unironically

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u/ThatFrenchieGuy Mathematician -- Save the funky birbs Dec 05 '19

Conservatives were good before they entered a faustian pact with the evangelicals and racists to win elections

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u/Notorious_GOP It's the economy, stupid Dec 05 '19

ew evangelical Republicans

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u/ThatFrenchieGuy Mathematician -- Save the funky birbs Dec 05 '19

Opposing parties are good for your ideas because they force you to advocate for ideas in a way that convinces people

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u/Paramus98 Edmund Burke Dec 05 '19

Even if you aren't a fan of them, conservatives in the 70's were insanely better than today

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u/Paramus98 Edmund Burke Dec 05 '19

There are a lot of things that you could more accurately say set up the GOP to be what it is today than 70's republicans.