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Congratulations to our presumptive Democratic nominee, Joe Biden!
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In reply to the discussion: CNN: [View all]mopinko
(70,388 posts)93. simple minded.
that's my beef w bernie. always the irresistible, simple answer to a complex problem.
those "solutions" are always, always wrong.
this is thoughtless and just cruel.
he isnt wrong on the substance. it needs to change. but people's homes are just not something that you take a bulldozer to.
nuance, bernie. try to find some nuance.
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He could have said that he would help them rebuild in safer areas, or rebuild storm resistant houses
Blue_true
Sep 2019
#72
Bernie's just being Bernie -- honest to a fault as usual (the fault being how some perceive
KPN
Sep 2019
#8
So he tells a state of 21 million people that their homes are doomed if he becomes President.
Blue_true
Sep 2019
#74
It makes sense. We should not have to pay to rebuild homes and businesses over and over in
Autumn
Sep 2019
#12
Yes, but either/or - there's a whole (white) strip of states down the middle of the country.
George II
Sep 2019
#25
Yes. Towns may have to be relocated or barriers built. These storms are only going to
Autumn
Sep 2019
#29
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 about tornado alley. There are a lot of states affected by this. In fact there is no state
still_one
Sep 2019
#52
Absolutely mcar. I guess we need to close down New Orleans while we are at it
still_one
Sep 2019
#67
And all the big cities in California, and Seattle, Boston, NYC, DC, host of others. nt
Blue_true
Sep 2019
#79
I live in a town on the Connecticut River. Every spring large sections of the river bank...
George II
Sep 2019
#55
Why raise the minimum wage? Just tell people to move somewere cheaper to live
LongtimeAZDem
Sep 2019
#57
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
We're about 30 miles upriver from LI Sound, but my friends in Maine are near the coast.
George II
Sep 2019
#95
Wow! I didn't even consider that. That really IS a foolhardy and short-sighted plan.
NurseJackie
Sep 2019
#87
No it isn't. He's indirectly advocating for millions of Americans to migrate inland...
George II
Sep 2019
#89
We're inland but some houses in our town are flooded every couple of years....
George II
Sep 2019
#98