"Professor Friedman saw the Wall Street Journal's piece and responded in the Huffington Post with "An Open Letter to the Wall Street Journal on Its Bernie Sanders Hit Piece." He writes that the Journal wasn't completely wrong: the program would involve spending $15 trillion over a decade. But they left out the key detail: it would actually save the country a total $5 trillion over those 10 years. We'd see those savings in reduced administrative waste, lower pharmaceutical and device prices, and by decreasing the rate of medical inflation."

Just discovered while doing some research that Trump's sons murder endangered animals and defended it by saying that they shared the meat with hungry, local villages. We could probably put together a whole list of stuff that showcases how Trump's world is a perfect reflection of F Scott Fitzgerald's observation that the rich truly are not the same as the rest of us, that Trump in no way is in touch with what most of the country values, that Bernie and Trump could not be more different expressions of two paths forward in the USA.