Alex Christoforou
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The Duran’s Alex Christoforou and Editor-in-Chief Alexander Mercouris discuss the Hamlet Complex that has plagued and continues to plague Bernie Sanders.
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The tragedy of Hamlet, the tragedy of Bernie by The Duran
The Duran Quick Take: Episode 514. The Duran’s Alex Christoforou and Editor-in-Chief Alexander Mercouris discuss the Hamlet Complex that has plagued and continues to plague Bernie Sanders. See: Can Bernie Break From His Hamlet Complex? https://theduran.com/can-bernie-break-from-his-hamlet-complex/ Visit: The Canadian Patriot http://canadianpatriot.org/
Fox News host Tucker Carlson predicted that former Vice President Joe Biden “will not be the Democratic nominee” that ends up facing President Donald Trump in November.
After a slow start in the early primaries, Biden won South Carolina overwhelmingly in late February, rolled to victory on Super Tuesday, and has been unstoppable ever since. However, he still doesn’t hasn’t officially sealed the Democratic nomination, although reaching the 1,991 electoral votes required seems like a formality at this point.
Carlson, however, speculated Friday on Charlie LeDuff’s podcast “No BS News Hour” that Democrats would find a way to remove the “in decline” Biden and replace him with a stronger candidate.
Speaking of the coming “reorder of our politics” due to the coronavirus pandemic, Carlson said, “I am utterly convinced, and would bet money, that Joe Biden will not be the Democratic nominee on election day. I just don’t believe that. I really don’t.”
“What did you say?” asked a clearly surprised LeDuff.
“I sincerely and totally believe that Joe Biden will not be the Democratic nominee on election day,” Carlson insisted. “I don’t believe that.”
“How does that math work?” asked another co-host.
“Well, the math doesn’t work, but it’s not about math, it’s about will,” said the Daily Caller co-founder. “So the Democratic Party is intent on taking power, period, period, and they mean it, and they’re willing to do kind of whatever they think works. I mean that’s demonstrable.”
Stating that Biden “is not prepared” and “can’t beat” President Trump or “lead the country,” Carlson noted his mental decline.
“He shouldn’t be working still,” he said. “I’m not being mean. I know him. I’ve always liked him. But that’s true. And so, those are two trains traveling toward each other at high speed. Two competing imperatives. We’ve got to win, but we’ve got a guy who can’t win. Therefore, they’re gonna replace him.”
“This is not the guy I’ve known, and you can ask anybody who knows him or has watched him,” Carlson continued. “This is not him. He’s a completely different person, and he’s in decline and I feel bad about it. That’ll be me someday … I hope somebody loves me enough to not let me run for president.”
Then, Carlson speculated on Biden’s likely replacement.
“If I had to bet I would think Andrew Cuomo would be the most likely to replace Biden,” he said before a discussion about the 1968 Democratic convention, when former Vice President Hubert Humphrey won the nomination despite not winning any of the state primary elections.
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As the 50% working poor never vote, as this allows the 25% most wealthy to win all elections, how can Trump do any different and still stay in office?
This is because, when push comes to shove, he is a Jewish Supremacist. He knows that even he’s cheated out of the race, the Democratic Party is controlled by Jews. So, even if Biden beats him he is owned by Jews, Bernie’s Tribe.
As Christians hoard over 90% of all the wealth and power on earth, if your going to destroy our ability to agree on the root cause by the confusion of brainwash religion, the least you can do is be factual about.
It is wrong to say Hamlet chose wrongly. Either choice was noble in its own way. It was not a choice between good and bad but between good/bad and good/bad. Politically, one was the better choice. Personally, the other was the better choice. After all, it is only just that a son should avenge his murdered father.
THAT is the tragedy. Either decision was both profoundly right and profoundly wrong depending on the context, personal or political.
Bernie is a fucking weakling and a pathetic dog. Go away old man.
The rich always have the greatest motivation to vote, the poor have no motivation to vote and as the middle-class do nothing to bring about equality, perfect justice is it that they enslave themselves.
And Tulsi is no better — she dropped out and endorsed creepy Joe Biden. There’s no one left…time for the revolution.