>So do you like Hilary Clinton's support for fracking? Yes, actually. Fracking is a reasonable part of a platform for fighting climate change. It absolutely is

>So do you like Hilary Clinton's support for fracking? Yes, actually. Fracking is a reasonable part of a platform for fighting climate change. It absolutely is the pragmatic choice as it allows local production of natural gas with a lesser environmental impact than the coal or oil it replaces. >she thinks it's best if Wall Street regulates itself She didn't say that. If you're referring to her speeches, she said that Wall street should be a part of developing regulation since they know the business the best. That's a straight-up no brainer. >How about her support for TPP Anti-free trade is the left's climate change denial. There are things to dislike about the TPP, most of which has nothing to do with trade itself, and for these reasons she's come out against it. >Bernie laid out how he was going to pay for it. And his plans were widely panned as requiring completely impossible GDP growth and otherwise severely lacking in details. >tax-funded higher education systems Yes, but they're not proposing to simply put the government on the hook for already outrageously overpriced institutions like ours. Also, other countries can do public funding because the available spots are restricted. Such restrictions on who are allowed a college education are a non-starter in the U.S.