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Bernie Sanders floats AOC as potential 2028 presidential contender: ‘Very good politician’
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Id argue that he made a choice to use that as a cushion to allow him to devote himself to public service. I dont k ow if that is true, but my u derstanding is that he inherited this money. Doesnt mean he hs the same mindset of the person who accumulated it in the firstplace. Sins of the father and all.
Agreed, but my point is that most of us don't get to just choose to be a billionaire. He does. Because he could choose to fund different things or donate to groups and he chooses not to. I'm not indicting him on exploiting people to amass that wealth, but he has chosen to keep billions of dollars for himself when he could be putting a lot of his money towards fighting the very things he says we need to fight.
That doesn't necessarily make him a bad person; he just could be a whole hell of a lot better. I could donate more and don't because I'd like to one day maybe be able to work less than full time before I die. He could have decided to never work a day in his life and instead opted to work a public service job, so props to him for that, but there's still more I think he ought to be doing in these dire times.