halbhh
The wonder and awe of "all things".
Why Elizabeth Warren is one of the best candidates actually -- unlike her main competition of Biden, Sanders, and Trump, she does 2 good things instead of just 0 or 1. She both:
A) thinks clearly
and
B) doesn't try to use some ideology by which to fool voters.
More or less you could say Warrens positions are that classic good things government does like education and support for health care and other basic "public goods" are beneficial and that the rich which have benefited so much from America should pay their fair share.
But she recognizes also that freedom of enterprise is the best basic system -- e.g. she says, "I'm capitalist to the bone." (Warren has said this several times to make it clear she's likes free enterprise and knows it is what has been shown to work best)
So, you have here the best of all positions:
Free Enterprise along the Rule of Law (and less corruption)
More fair sharing of the burden for a good level of public goods (education, the environment, healthcare)
And an absence of ideological trickery and the inevitable bad outcomes of any ideology.
----------
In practical terms, voting for Warren won't give the election to Sanders, and also won't give it to Biden unless Biden can win her endorsement in the convention... See how that's good: if Biden wins he should take her as his running mate or a prominent member of the cabinet.
A) thinks clearly
and
B) doesn't try to use some ideology by which to fool voters.
More or less you could say Warrens positions are that classic good things government does like education and support for health care and other basic "public goods" are beneficial and that the rich which have benefited so much from America should pay their fair share.
But she recognizes also that freedom of enterprise is the best basic system -- e.g. she says, "I'm capitalist to the bone." (Warren has said this several times to make it clear she's likes free enterprise and knows it is what has been shown to work best)
So, you have here the best of all positions:
Free Enterprise along the Rule of Law (and less corruption)
More fair sharing of the burden for a good level of public goods (education, the environment, healthcare)
And an absence of ideological trickery and the inevitable bad outcomes of any ideology.
----------
In practical terms, voting for Warren won't give the election to Sanders, and also won't give it to Biden unless Biden can win her endorsement in the convention... See how that's good: if Biden wins he should take her as his running mate or a prominent member of the cabinet.