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2020 Democratic Candidates Tracker - Part II

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Tero said:
I think Biden will pick a nobody. He has argued with the rest too long. And Pete B would scare off all Christian grannies.
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Biden's best pick might be Klobuchar. The big negative with Buttigieg (imho) is not the gay thing, it's the Indiana thing. He's not going to deliver his home state against the former governor.
 
The thing that keeps coming back to me from the last debate was Biden not committing to two terms. I just can't imagine how a one-term presidency will end up being good for the Democrats.
 
Tulsi and Klobuchar are the only two Democrat candidates who don't appear to be way, way off the beaten path for us non-Democrats. That means, of course, they're bringing up the rear in the Democrat polls. They're like Obama, in that we didn't agree with him politically, but we weren't seriously worried about what he would do if elected. Biden, Bernie, and Warren are all scary, albeit for different reasons. I have no idea why anyone would consider putting any of them in charge of the country, and I think the results in November will bear that out.
 
Trump Praises Gabbard for Not Voting to Impeach: “I Give Her a Lot of Respect”

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President Donald Trump kicked off his stay in Florida on Saturday by giving a speech to hundreds of students attending a Turning Point USA conservative youth conference in West Palm Beach. But unlike what many were expecting, Trump didn’t spend much time talking about his impeachment. He did though devote a few minutes to doing something that isn’t normal in his speeches: praising a Democrat. Rep. Tulsi Gabbard of Hawaii was on the receiving end of the praise as the commander in chief scoffed at the suggestion that she works for Russia while he also said he respects her for not voting to impeach him.
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Relatively warm relations between Team Trump and Team Gabbard.
 
BrooklynBaby said:
Tulsi and Klobuchar are the only two Democrat candidates who don't appear to be way, way off the beaten path for us non-Democrats. That means, of course, they're bringing up the rear in the Democrat polls. They're like Obama, in that we didn't agree with him politically, but we weren't seriously worried about what he would do if elected. Biden, Bernie, and Warren are all scary, albeit for different reasons. I have no idea why anyone would consider putting any of them in charge of the country, and I think the results in November will bear that out.
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How is Warren scary for the country?
 
BrooklynBaby said:
Tulsi and Klobuchar are the only two Democrat candidates who don't appear to be way, way off the beaten path for us non-Democrats. That means, of course, they're bringing up the rear in the Democrat polls. They're like Obama, in that we didn't agree with him politically, but we weren't seriously worried about what he would do if elected. Biden, Bernie, and Warren are all scary, albeit for different reasons. I have no idea why anyone would consider putting any of them in charge of the country, and I think the results in November will bear that out.
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LOL!! Wow, you must've been asleep from 2009 to 2017, Mr Rip van Winkle.
 
Has anybody proposed having a "people that matter" primary?

If you are a Democrat, let me know what you think of this....


There will be only a couple primary votes consisting of only swing States and only Obama-trump voters and obama-stay home minorities.
 
BrooklynBaby said:
They're like Obama, in that we didn't agree with him politically, but we weren't seriously worried about what he would do if elected.
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Ha ha. So unconcerned that Moscow Mitch said his primary goal was to make Obama a one-term president. Not work for the country, not find common ground, not even enter hard negotiations. Nope. His goal was to get rid of Obama.

Seems odd in light of the fact that GOPers "weren't seriously worried about what he would do..."

You want to explain that contradiction?
 
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