Why Warren Buffetts 'Ready for Hillary

The transcript discusses Warren Buffett's views on super PACs, highlighting his donation to one despite his criticism of them. It then shifts to Hillary Clinton's electability, emphasizing the role of likability in presidential elections. The conversation concludes with Chuck Schumer's critique of the Democratic focus on Obamacare over economic issues, suggesting it cost them politically.

What is Warren Buffett's stance on super PACs?

• He finds them morally reprehensible but necessary.

• He believes they are the best way to fund campaigns.

• He supports them wholeheartedly.

• He has no opinion on them.

Why do Democrats feel compelled to engage with super PACs?

• To gain more media coverage.

• To unilaterally disarm their opponents.

• To match the financial power of their opponents.

• To avoid legal issues.

How does likability affect presidential elections?

• It has no impact on election outcomes.

• It only matters in local elections.

• It is the sole factor in winning elections.

• It can be a deciding factor in close races.

What was Senator Schumer's critique regarding Democratic priorities?

• They focused too much on foreign policy.

• They should have increased military spending.

• They did not focus enough on environmental issues.

• They should have prioritized economic issues over healthcare reform.

What was one consequence of prioritizing Obamacare according to the transcript?

• It resulted in a significant budget surplus.

• It led to a loss of focus on the middle class.

• It strengthened the Democratic Party's position.

• It improved the party's popularity in polls.