Bernie officially begins campaign in NH: his ideas "supported by a majority of Americans"

[Swordsmyth]

We'll see, I suppose.

Just to be clear, I keep harping on this "freedom is not popular" theme for a two reasons:

1 - I think too many of us operate in an echo chamber. I travel quite a bit and have contact with many people from all around the country and world. "Our" principles and philosophy is a tiny minority. Apathy, ignorance and collectivism is the norm.

2 - To poke and prod the remnant into understanding just how precarious our condition is, and to make plans "outside the box" for our literal, life and death, survival.

The rest of the world IS hopeless in my opinion, even the best places that are trending the right direction are generations away from where America is (which isn't good enough).

America is full of people who are not liberty oriented enough, I don't deny that, about half of them are even enemies of liberty, I just don't believe that the outright commies like Bernie have anywhere close to a majority, they are too extreme even for most of the Demoncrats.

[donnay]

Globally, I think the tide is turning.

Which Countries Love America the Most?
https://www.cheatsheet.com/culture/w...the-most.html/

[Cleaner44]

I wish it weren't true, but I think Trump was right. Politicians in the U.S. don't get treated as legitimate if they don't bow down to AIPAC. Trump is all about being cozy with Israel. I would imagine that Trump has made a lot of money working with the jewish people of NY. Ron Paul is a man of principle and doesn't play the game.

Trump was unfortunately right, Ron Paul didn't win. Our loss.