Either it's more window-dressing, not unlike Hillary's, or it might be something
else way more surprising. who knows?

A Biden endorsement for Bernie would be pretty amazing, but I wouldn't hold my breath.

campaign with. It had nothing to do with Sanders.

Both men will endorse the winner of the primary. Obama will actively campaign as will Joe.

And he didn't advocate denying education to poor Americans in order to thumb his nose at Trump.

At least, I know what she's been advocating for the last few months. But if Bernie starts gaining even more traction then who knows what it'll be tomorrow.

Her policy is to provide assistance to the poor but not the upper-middle class and the wealthy. But then you knew that.

She uses Trump's kids as a reason why she doesn't want there to be publicly-funded tuition.

Of course, Trump's kids aren't likely to go to a community college, but you knew that.

And of course if they decided to do so, they're still Americans and deserve the same rights and access as the rest of us, but you knew that, too.

Maybe you ought to stick to theorizing about Sanders 'Retirement package," HillsHouse.

On the off-chance you decide actual policy matters (see links below).

Another poster was already proved wrong about insisting I was HillsHouse, but it is hardly surprising you would distract from your lack of basic information about Clinton's college plan by trying to make a personal jab, yet you can't even manage to make that with any accuracy. You might ask a poster familiar with the dangers of raccoons how that worked out for her.

It's not exactly difficult to read about Clinton's policies. She provided in-depth explanations on her website. You are in fact wrong. She proposes free community college and income-based fees for in-state public universities. Nor does she tax teachers retirement plans and union pension funds to pay for the education of the upper-middle class. True, she isn't committed to the great and noble struggle of the upper 20 percent against the 1 percent. She believes in targeting public resources toward those with the most need, a value that clearly flies in the face of those who use the artifice of the 99% to pretend their $200k annual incomes makes them every bit as exploited as the homeless and working poor.

Clinton's college education policy.

https://www.hillaryclinton.com/issues/college/

https://www.hillaryclinton.com/p/briefing/factsheets/2015/08/10/college-compact-costs/

Now, you can choose to inform yourself or continue to misrepresent her position. Which choice you make is entirely up to you, whether you actually care about the issue, and the nature of your character.

You can find pages on other policies through the links on this page. https://www.hillaryclinton.com/issues/ They diverge signficantly from Sanders in that they are far more developed and specific than what one finds on his website.

Not in English.

Debates and most TV appearances provide a very brief time slot for someone to discuss their positions. For some candidates, everything they have to say can fit neatly in those time limits. Not so with Clinton; She takes policy seriously. What informed voters do is go read about the policies of the various candidates rather than repeat false claims and then refuse to read their policies. However, not every voter chooses to be informed. Some prefer a world of television soundbites.

I'd hazard a guess that I'm more familiar with populism (having taught about it at the college level) than you are, and I can't think of a single example that hasn't involved demagoguery.

....Biden proposed a free tuition policy back in January.

So I guess it is Sanders that endorsed Biden's policy.

Bernie & Elizabeth 2016!!!

He may go along to get along if she wins the primary, but he isn't an enthusiastic supporter.

If he ran, it was to stop two families from continuing to occupy our White House, the wishes of Beau. Now that he's 'missed his window', I don't see him doing anything different while not being on the ticket. He'll honor his son's wishes regardless, by talking up Sanders's issues. That's my take.

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someone who would continue the Obama administration legacy. I don't think Sanders fits that description. I think he's trying to tear it down.

What, exactly is he "trying to tear down"?

That was what was said at the time by many supporters of Obamacare.

Thought it was curious, myself.

Those were Bernie's main talking points. Over and over again. He owns them. No matter who repeats them.

behind Hillary.

Will look for the image...

Will try and find the image...

Will try and locate the video...

he doesn't have to say his name. all of the policies he advocated for are the same positions as Bernie. Add that to the fact that he's been taking swipes at Hillary for a while now, most people smart enough to connect the dots.

Looking for the video...

Surprised no one mentioned it.
Will search out the pic!

Yes, post if you find it.