Apparently they do because he never really has. His life is basically talking about social issues and getting elected. He was a poor carpenter. A poor writer. He lived off unemployment. And he never wanted to do any of these things. All he's ever wanted to do is talk about social issues.

So much for Sanders and his grass roots campaign. The guy brings nothing but good feelings.

No, because the average person actually holds a job and wants to make money.

Student loans are programs for the less privileged? That's insanely laughable. Your "program" is resulting in universities getting richer and people getting less of an education, struggling to get in to the workforce, and young people starting off tens of thousands of dollars in debt. Great plan. It's worked wonders the last twenty years.

Bernie Sanders simply pulls on heartstrings. He has no logic and no understanding of the actual world. He's never owned a business. He's never been responsible for a payroll. His net worth is minuscule for a 74 year old man who is supposed to be a professional. And in his 25 year career in the Senate, he has managed to pass 3 bills.

In all honesty, he is completely out of touch with the vast majority of people and how they live their lives. He has survived in the world of the social worker and academia. And while some of his positions are laudable and even noble, they are also foolishly naive. If ha hadn't gained public office, he would have been that kookly old hippie that hangs out at the library and wears flip flops year round.

What programs do you think help the less privileged?

I've never said that white people were rich. I've simply said that they get a better starting point than minorities.

While you did not say the word lazy, you said that taking an immigrant from Africa shows that they work their butt off, thus implying that blacks in the US are lazy.

And the vast majority of immigrants to the US end up taking low paying jobs, resulting in living a poor life. Working hard does not result in being rich or even middle class.

It has nothing to do with work ethic. It has everything to do with the society in which they are born to and the complete lack of opportunities. Just because some have overcome it does not mean that it still does not exist. In fact, it simply highlights the disparity. Unless you are implying that an entire race of people is simply lazy and does not take advantage of "programs." Because that is the definition of racism.

And those of minority skin colors are particularly disadvantaged economically and socially. Largely because they are attempting to overcome centuries of institutional racism and economic impoverishment.

This. Sopranos was weak. The Wire is amazing.

Clinton didn't barely win. She won by a decent margin. Over 5%. And that with Sanders coming on strong after New Hampshire.