[Zhang Fei]

[I consider these requests as living large. How many regular people have assistants who go into their hotel rooms to set the temperature before they arrive or stock up on drinks and snacks? I’d say most voters don’t have that luxury. Seems like an elitist prima donna thing. ]

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That’s what executives do as a matter of routine, so they don’t have to waste time dealing with day-to-day chores that take up significant amounts of time. You think Trump does all his own stuff in this regard? These people lead extremely structured lives. Presidential candidates are dealing with messaging and resource prioritization issues on a real-time basis. They don’t have time to deal with this other day-to-day stuff.

[OA5599]

Sanders isn’t an executive. He’s a public servant. Besides, these are comfort issues, not issues that will interfere with his schedule.

(And note that these comfort issues are out of step with his messaging.)

[Tudorfly]

As another said here, Bernie is not an executive. He has never held a private sector job. He’s a deadbeat who lives on the political government teat. He is an enemy of America. Last, and least, he is a public servant. He should fly coach, not in private jets or in first class. He should stay in the $59.00 a night motels, etc.

You lower yourself when you defend this fool.