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63. Virtually every portion of the highly populous 2,000 mile stretch of coastline from Massachusetts to

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Fri Sep 6, 2019, 05:08 PM

Sep 2019

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If I were to vote in a presidential
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Huh? Iliyah Sep 2019 #1

He could have said that he would help them rebuild in safer areas, or rebuild storm resistant houses Blue_true Sep 2019 #72

Yeah -- everyone will have to relocate and build a new life. BlueMississippi Sep 2019 #2

WHAT!?!? sheshe2 Sep 2019 #3

Mediaite article with some of the Twitter responses: highplainsdem Sep 2019 #4

ultimately climate change dictates this approach. unblock Sep 2019 #5

Bernie's just being Bernie -- honest to a fault as usual (the fault being how some perceive KPN Sep 2019 #8

We have rebuilt True Blue American Sep 2019 #34

FEMA has had a buy out program for a KPN Sep 2019 #46

So he tells a state of 21 million people that their homes are doomed if he becomes President. Blue_true Sep 2019 #74

The carrot has existed for quite some tome. KPN Sep 2019 #86

+1 ReformedGOPer Sep 2019 #17

He wouldn't have rebuilt New Orleans? mcar Sep 2019 #6

The levees failed in New Orleans TheRealNorth Sep 2019 #10

Huge government handouts? mcar Sep 2019 #24

National Flood Insurance Program TheRealNorth Sep 2019 #58

I'm aware of it mcar Sep 2019 #61

Luxury beach homes jberryhill Sep 2019 #76

We could get into one (not luxury) for anywhere woodsprite Sep 2019 #83

It's not just NOLA. progressoid Sep 2019 #43

Christ this guy is an embarrassment. WhiskeyGrinder Sep 2019 #7

He is partially correct here dsc Sep 2019 #9

Not a Bernie fan True Blue American Sep 2019 #36

we finally found something qazplm135 Sep 2019 #11

Ba da bing... comradebillyboy Sep 2019 #35

LOLOLOL! Baclava Sep 2019 #56

Homes along the shores of Lake Champlain get flooded every spring. George II Sep 2019 #62

It makes sense. We should not have to pay to rebuild homes and businesses over and over in Autumn Sep 2019 #12

Relocate NOLA to Vermont. crazytown Sep 2019 #14

No maybe we should rebuild the levees that failed better and not Autumn Sep 2019 #18

This message was self-deleted by its author crazytown Sep 2019 #21

That will happen to some extent. progressoid Sep 2019 #40

Miami... Manhatttan... Boston...New Orleans... dawg day Sep 2019 #84

That won't help: George II Sep 2019 #54

With climate change getting worse. Blue_true Sep 2019 #75

There goes South Carolina crazytown Sep 2019 #13

bwahahahahaha!!!! George II Sep 2019 #20

I think you meant make them move to Iowa crazytown Sep 2019 #22

Yes, but either/or - there's a whole (white) strip of states down the middle of the country. George II Sep 2019 #25

Got it. crazytown Sep 2019 #27

That also happened after Katrina. progressoid Sep 2019 #41

How do you rebuild a structure to SCVDem Sep 2019 #15

Well obviously there must be some strategic decisions made here crazytown Sep 2019 #16

Don't allow building in areas that get 20 ft seas. Autumn Sep 2019 #19

Like Charleston. crazytown Sep 2019 #23

Yes. Towns may have to be relocated or barriers built. These storms are only going to Autumn Sep 2019 #29

Gone With a Whim crazytown Sep 2019 #30

No, they will be gone with climate change. Get used to it, it's here and we can't stop it. Autumn Sep 2019 #31

What's better crazytown Sep 2019 #32

No one is advising ignoring climate change. Blue_true Sep 2019 #77

Yup. He is too honest. roody Sep 2019 #28

Honest isn't the word I would use. nt comradebillyboy Sep 2019 #37

Same here. nt Blue_true Sep 2019 #78

Do we need to abandon Texas and Florida? Gothmog Sep 2019 #26

Or Puerto Rico and the USVI. greatauntoftriplets Sep 2019 #38

The houses I read True Blue American Sep 2019 #39

What about tornado alley. There are a lot of states affected by this. In fact there is no state still_one Sep 2019 #52

California mcar Sep 2019 #64

I know, that is where I live, and I take this personally. Thanks still_one Sep 2019 #65

I live 30 miles east of the Gulf of Mexico in Florida mcar Sep 2019 #66

Absolutely mcar. I guess we need to close down New Orleans while we are at it still_one Sep 2019 #67

And Miami, Houston, Charleston, Norfolk, VA mcar Sep 2019 #68

++++++ still_one Sep 2019 #69

Or the shores and islands of Lake Champlain? George II Sep 2019 #53

And all the big cities in California, and Seattle, Boston, NYC, DC, host of others. nt Blue_true Sep 2019 #79

So victims of unmitigated climate change Zambero Sep 2019 #33

Yep. progressoid Sep 2019 #42

This is a good sound bite, but it's not that simple a solution... brooklynite Sep 2019 #44

Which is pretty much what Sanders said. KPN Sep 2019 #47

Stop it!!! Blue_true Sep 2019 #80

Well, this is certainly an inartful statement peggysue2 Sep 2019 #45

Bernie bashing time! Yahoo! Pile on everyone ... KPN Sep 2019 #48

That's from CNN, not Yahoo. George II Sep 2019 #49

My hometown on the Ohio True Blue American Sep 2019 #50

I live in a town on the Connecticut River. Every spring large sections of the river bank... George II Sep 2019 #55

... lunamagica Sep 2019 #51

Why raise the minimum wage? Just tell people to move somewere cheaper to live LongtimeAZDem Sep 2019 #57

Somebody better tell Puerto Rico about this.. Cha Sep 2019 #59

Sanders under fire.. Cha Sep 2019 #60

Virtually every portion of the highly populous 2,000 mile stretch of coastline from Massachusetts to Cha Sep 2019 #63

Hooray! He's lost everyone who's paying attention who lives along the Eastern and Gulf coasts. NurseJackie Sep 2019 #70

Virtually every portion of the highly populous 2,000 mile stretch of coastline from Massachusetts to Cha Sep 2019 #71

There's a flood watch at this very moment from around Boston through Nova Scotia. George II Sep 2019 #85

Oh wow.. Best of Luck! Cha Sep 2019 #94

We're about 30 miles upriver from LI Sound, but my friends in Maine are near the coast. George II Sep 2019 #95

Thanks.. Exactly.. Best of Luck to anyone Cha Sep 2019 #96

Most of California and Seattle also. Blue_true Sep 2019 #81

So much for our shipbuilding and seafood industries. nolabear Sep 2019 #73

Wow! I didn't even consider that. That really IS a foolhardy and short-sighted plan. NurseJackie Sep 2019 #87

Many countries don't allow developments right on the beach LakeArenal Sep 2019 #82

That is actually a very brilliant policy. Joe941 Sep 2019 #88

No it isn't. He's indirectly advocating for millions of Americans to migrate inland... George II Sep 2019 #89

He said the government wont subsidize living in those places... Joe941 Sep 2019 #90

He never spoke about subsidizing living in those places. George II Sep 2019 #91

That's what it is if G bails out people for living in disaster prone places. Joe941 Sep 2019 #92

simple minded. mopinko Sep 2019 #93

Terrible. SaschaHM Sep 2019 #97

We're inland but some houses in our town are flooded every couple of years.... George II Sep 2019 #98