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no. bernie is a great example of why age is no restriction to being a good politician. you people have to stop trying to use goose and gander legislation to stop conservatives. you stop conservatives by STOPPING CONSERVATIVES.
Bernie is the exception, not the rule. Even then, he may have good ideas, but if he ever had the power to realize his ideas, he'd be dead before we could assess if his ideas worked, and then we would move on to the next geriatric leader whose ideas will outlive them in short time.
I want someone with Bernie's ideas, but I really want this country run by a generation that doesn't have one foot in the grave.
how old are you?