Candidates for 2020 elections.

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(06-04-2019, 02:19 PM)BmorePat87 Wrote: By that definition

Expand an existing, decades old government healthcare program to allow more to enroll and keep the current health care industry intact. Not radical.


Keep existing abortion rights that have been around since the 70's. Not radical. 
              
Include sexual orientation and gender identity to existing anti discrimination laws. Not radical. 

Expand the number of grants offered by 50 year old program to provide lower cost higher education to families. Continue to hold post-secondary institutions and lenders accountable for predatory practices. Not radical. 

Keeping a progressive tax system. Not radical. 

Continuing to invest in infrastructure as we have been doing for decades. Not radical. 

This is sorta like saying we currently have the death penalty, so expanding it to jaywalking is not radical.

Expanding healthcare to a universal system would be a complete overhaul of how we currently operate.

Paying off student loans would be radical to how we currently operate

Allowing prisoners to vote would be radical to how we currently operate.

I get that you want to defend your earlier post, but none of that changes the fact that many on the Left condemn Biden because his ideas are not radical enough.