Seems like New York's obvious choice. The other two are wall street tools.
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Very positive. A hope for wider political change, a return to working class politics. It seems like the US billionaire class thinks the same, given the insane money they're spending to defeat him.
He won the young men (18 -29) by 40 points. It points to, when you give people hope, there is less room for hate. I hope it shows the NDP that there is a better path than drifting center.
I like him so far.
I always worry that the left are gonna jump on him the second he does something they don't like and then spew out a bunch of stuff about how he was never any good.
Hopeful that he won't just sell out once he gets in office, like every other Democrat in the U$A. Time will tell.
I'm glad there is an alternative to all the money/power boys who know how to play the system. It's refreshing and somewhat hopeful. Like a glimmer of sunlight deep down in the dark abyss.