Posted on 02/24/2020 12:55:53 PM PST by JV3MRC
Liberal billionaire Warren Buffett, whos been fairly quiet this election cycle, took to CNBC to weigh in on the Democratic primary races. Buffett said during an interview on CNBCs Squawk Box that Im very much in sympathy with the fact that Senator Sanders believes that a lot of people are getting left behind and through no fault of their own. Buffett continued: [T]heres all kinds of aspects of capitalism that need, in some ways, to be regulated. But I dont believe in giving up the capitalist system. [Emphasis added.] However, Buffett stated that he would have no trouble voting for fellow liberal billionaire Michael Bloomberg.
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The old fool.
Birds of a feather stick together.
But a rich old fool. And he never, ever writes an extra check to the US Treasury, despite his insistence that “rich people don’t pay enough taxes.”
Not surprising that Buffett favors his fellow liberal billionaire over the “poorer” socialist multi-millionaire
To be fair, bloomberg isn’t NEARLY the marxisst that sanders is.
His past comments lay bare what he is
And I may like a bunch of the comments, but he’s a gun grabbing nanny state dictator wanna be.
So screw him
I was thinking that all these libtards are all circling the wagons. The larger issue will be the DNC convention. I have a bad feeling that will get violent there. Bernie and his brown shirts will now have to deal with the DNC political elites and the media. I don’t think it will end well.
I’m not surprised that he prefers Bloomberg to Sanders. The real question is does he prefer Sanders to Trump?
> The old fool. <
Maybe not. Buffett knows what happens to famous people who come out as conservatives. They get criticized and marginalized.
So I perfect to think of folks like Buffett as a combination of hypocrite and coward.
Of course because he understands how Democrat Fascists work. The rules are for us “little people” not the “woke” elite
Read Animal Farm. The US Left sees it as a training manual
So if Bernie is the nominee what then? Hes going to vote for the Socialist over the President who gave us the best economy in History?
He’s a buffoon. He mistakes being good in the stock market with expertise for setting public policy. And he’s dirty, all of this opposition to the pipeline from Canada has been inspired by him. He was given oil trains in exchange for ending his coal trains. He may have been a good investor at one point, but it now he’s simply another crony capitalists socialist
Get to the Primaries Warren.
Bloomberg will be gone after super Tuesday.
Buffet isn’t a buffoon, he is an evil man who got rich off of other families’ (A lot has to do with the ESTATE TAX) misery.
Yes he is.
Even Sanders doesn’t go so far as to attempt to dictate what people are allowed to eat at a restaurant.
Bloomberg already went there. And he honestly believes that even as a Mayor his authority extends that far.
After all, the citizens can’t decide that sort of thing for themselves.
Buffett has his...So to hell with those climbing the ladder behind him. All he cares about now, like so many elderly asset allocators, is being remembered for his generosity. He’s not in the same class with the likes of Edison, Ford, Gates, Jobs and the other innovators.
Buffet is a rainman. He is good at picking stocks and little else. He is not an economist and he knows little about running an economy. Warren, just because you’re good at the blackjack tables doesn’t mean you can run the casino. Don’t get a big head, dummy.
No sanders will just go as far as to let you die waiting for an MRI or get no treatment if you’re too old :)
Or rape your family literally and likely figuratively if you are wealthy :)
and send gas prices up to 8 dollars a gallon :)
Sorry man, gotta disagree with you on this one
But they both suck
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