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12 hours ago, row_33 said:

so liberals on here, which Democratic candidate excites you the most to take the White House in 2020?

 

(it's okay to 90% know this is a totally lost cause)

Bernie Sanders so most on the right will freak out.  It doesn't really matter.  I think Washington has become so partisan right now that working across the aisle is nearly impossible even if you had the most centrist candidate possible win.  Every president will be labeled the "worst president of all time" by the other side. 

 

My preferred candidate would be Tim Ryan judging by his voting record. He'd have a better chance at winning the general election than the primaries though.

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7 hours ago, Doc Brown said:

Bernie Sanders so most on the right will freak out.  It doesn't really matter.  I think Washington has become so partisan right now that working across the aisle is nearly impossible even if you had the most centrist candidate possible win.  Every president will be labeled the "worst president of all time" by the other side. 

 

My preferred candidate would be Tim Ryan judging by his voting record. He'd have a better chance at winning the general election than the primaries though.

 

Thanks, I will keep an eye out for this, you provide good answers (even if we rarely agree)...  ?

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7 hours ago, Doc Brown said:

Bernie Sanders so most on the right will freak out.  It doesn't really matter.  I think Washington has become so partisan right now that working across the aisle is nearly impossible even if you had the most centrist candidate possible win.  Every president will be labeled the "worst president of all time" by the other side. 

 

My preferred candidate would be Tim Ryan judging by his voting record. He'd have a better chance at winning the general election than the primaries though.

Voting record is nice and all but is he competent and can he lead and inspire?

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8 hours ago, Doc Brown said:

Bernie Sanders so most on the right will freak out.  It doesn't really matter.  I think Washington has become so partisan right now that working across the aisle is nearly impossible even if you had the most centrist candidate possible win.  Every president will be labeled the "worst president of all time" by the other side. 

 

My preferred candidate would be Tim Ryan judging by his voting record. He'd have a better chance at winning the general election than the primaries though.

 

He's viewed as more reasonable than the coastal candidates, but last Sunday on TV he went on a rant about 400 people in the US having more net worth than 100+ million.  To me that puts him in the same camp as most of the others, believing that government needs to redistribute money. 

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8 minutes ago, keepthefaith said:

 

He's viewed as more reasonable than the coastal candidates, but last Sunday on TV he went on a rant about 400 people in the US having more net worth than 100+ million.  To me that puts him in the same camp as most of the others, believing that government needs to redistribute money. 

Well.  He is a democrat and taxing the richest of the rich to help pay for entitlement programs isn’t anything new.

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11 minutes ago, Doc Brown said:

Well.  He is a democrat and taxing the richest of the rich to help pay for entitlement programs isn’t anything new.


He should give up one of his homes to house the poor.  Walk the walk, not just talk the talk.

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31 minutes ago, grinreaper said:

Voting record is nice and all but is he competent and can he lead and inspire?

I have no clue until he’s actually in office and I could care less about him inspiring people.  An A record with the NRA is a plus with me.  

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22 minutes ago, Buffalo_Gal said:


He should give up one of his homes to house the poor.  Walk the walk, not just talk the talk.

 

????

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4 minutes ago, Doc Brown said:

I have no clue until he’s actually in office and I could care less about him inspiring people.  An A record with the NRA is a plus with me.  

Voting record is not a reason to get your vote but a reason to not get your vote. Anyone can have a voting record that you agree with simply by asking their party leader how they want him/her to vote. A president needs to be a leader and that includes inspiring people.

 

 "The function of leadership is to produce more leaders, not more followers." --Ralph Nader

 

 "The greatest leader is not necessarily the one who does the greatest things. He is the one that gets the people to do the greatest things." --Ronald Reagan

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Just now, grinreaper said:

Voting record is not a reason to get your vote but a reason to not get your vote. Anyone can have a voting record that you agree with simply by asking their party leader how they want him/her to vote. A president needs to be a leader and that includes inspiring people.

 

 "The function of leadership is to produce more leaders, not more followers." --Ralph Nader

 

 "The greatest leader is not necessarily the one who does the greatest things. He is the one that gets the people to do the greatest things." --Ronald Reagan

 

I asked and he gave an honest answer for now.

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I know, not exactly on topic, but still sort of fits and f u if you don't like it. 

 

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Mark Kelly, the former space shuttle commander who teamed with his wife, former Rep. Gabby Giffords, to advocate for stricter gun laws after Giffords was shot at a public event, announced Tuesday that he will run for Senate in Arizona as a Democrat.

Kelly’s 4½-minute announcement video does not mention President Donald Trump. Nor does it include any reference to the gun control initiatives Kelly and Giffords have championed in the years since the 2011 assassination attempt in Tucson, Ariz., that seriously wounded Giffords (D-Ariz.) and led to her resignation from Congress.

 

McSally look out!! 

 

https://www.politico.com/story/2019/02/12/mark-kelly-senate-arizona-1163298

 

McLoser 

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29 minutes ago, Deranged Rhino said:

 

 

The problem with Kamala Harris is that her approach to everything, from getting a job to running for office, does nothing but hurt women. She's not the powerful, smart, genuine and strong female role model.

 

Her completely embarrassing tweet yesterday about how Trump's tax cut is reducing incomes because tax rebates are lower is just the stupid sauce on her idiot sandwich.

 

She's a vile pig who doesn't care if she's sucking a married man or a late-term baby from a womb, as long as there's money and power left over when she's wiping her chin.

 

 

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7 minutes ago, LABillzFan said:

 

The problem with Kamala Harris is that her approach to everything, from getting a job to running for office, does nothing but hurt women. She's not the powerful, smart, genuine and strong female role model.

 

Her completely embarrassing tweet yesterday about how Trump's tax cut is reducing incomes because tax rebates are lower is just the stupid sauce on her idiot sandwich.

 

She's a vile pig who doesn't care if she's sucking a married man or a late-term baby from a womb, as long as there's money and power left over when she's wiping her chin.

 

 

 

Dems will worship anyone who gets the nod and the media will lead the procession gleefully

 

 

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31 minutes ago, LABillzFan said:

 

The problem with Kamala Harris is that her approach to everything, from getting a job to running for office, does nothing but hurt women. She's not the powerful, smart, genuine and strong female role model.

 

Her completely embarrassing tweet yesterday about how Trump's tax cut is reducing incomes because tax rebates are lower is just the stupid sauce on her idiot sandwich.

 

She's a vile pig who doesn't care if she's sucking a married man or a late-term baby from a womb, as long as there's money and power left over when she's wiping her chin.

 

 

brutal.

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