Every candidate has good and bad ideas. This is one of Sander's good ones. We should not elect someone because of their idea on one topic. He also supports raising taxes on the wealthy and increasing the size of the federal government. Thomas Jefferson himself said, "A government big enough to give you everything you want, is a government big enough to take away everything that you have. The course of history shows that as a government grows, liberty decreases."

@Kent105,

Maybe, but I think one argument can be one point in favor of a candidate. I'm not saying it wins me over by itself but with Jeremy Hammond and similar cases it feels like we [i]are[/i] overly punitive of cyber crime, even cyber crime that isn't a big deal. We are also wasting too many resources invading people's privacy. So while this doesn't sell me for a candidate, I think it is worth a few points in Bernie's favor.

I'm not for big government! But I'm also not for taxes. Even if it is on the rich. Why because the rich own businesses and every time money leaves they're pockets they cut jobs, or raise the price of they're goods. I.E. inflation! Think about it. I'm voting for anonymous.

I am in agreement with the 3 previously posted comments. I understand this website's favors Sanders as our next President, but if it is based on this one selection it is simply not enough to sway me to vote for Sanders. As with all persuasions, there must be at least 3 if not more reasons in favor for or against.
That's my 2 cents! I believe our next president will be? Any idea who I would like to see as our next president?