Most politicians are also characters.

>Musk is nothing more than a facade, smoke and mirrors, a scam artist that flaunts ill-concenived ideas combined with witty language in an attempt to boost stock price.

Something tells me that you're exaggerating in an attempt to look like more of a critical thinker

A character is someone that acts out a second and false personality in order to appease a certain demographic or advance certain goals.

Trump is a chracter for example

Caricature, thats the word. They make themselves caricitures.

yep

realize though: making yourself a caricature does not mean you lack skill and substance

Of course not, but it is almost always created in order to pursue certain goals or appease certain demographics, sometimes, in a subversive way.

Politicians, almost all (except maybe Ron Paul and Bernie) are total characters.

They don't believe what they say.

They say what will get them elected.

I mean.

Really.

Who the hell *talks* like a politician?

No one *acts* like that.

I would argue Bernie is also a character

I really like Marco Rubio because he talks like a normal person.

?

I always thought that Bernie geuninley believes most of what he says.

Bernie Sanders is a hyproctite on a bucnh of shit

He's been politically consistent for the past 25 years, even before going into politics.

Oh?

Enlighten me.

He critized Hilary for the 1994 crime bill even though he voted for it

hold on

let me find an article where they list it out

I see.

https://www.thepeoplesview.net/main/2016/5/19/this-ends-now-the-bernie-sanders-opposition-research-the-media-refuses-to-release

What about his actual self-made rhetoric?

Do you think he believes his socialist speech?

I mean.

Also Ron Paul would always rail agaist Earmarks, add them for district in Texas in big bill, and than vote against the bill mostly because he knew it would pass, and he would get the earmarks regardless

Bernie Sanders pretends he's a peacnik but he voted in favor of the War in Kosovo, and had protestors who showed up to his Vermont Office arrested

Okay well, I've never heard about that, but as far as voting consistency, Ron Paul has voted "NO" on almost every single bill in his entire term of office.

That takes iron balls.

He single-handedly obstructed and shut down the government for a few hours.

I mean I guess?

How many sponsered Bills did Ron Paul pass?

I know that in the 30 years Bernie's been in Office he's only passed 3 sponsored bills, two of which where to change the names of Postal Offices in Vermont

>I really like Marco Rubio because he talks like a normal person.

You think so ?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tQXVijenLfE