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1 hour ago, EVENKEEL said:

Tulsi Gabbard by a landslide

I just did a search, just wondering why she suddenly dropped the dems and joined the GOP?

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On 6/16/2022 at 3:44 AM, bendejo said:

I recall one evening after watching a debate for 2019-2020 Dem primaries feeling down in the dumps because I didn't like any of them.

I think Harris doesn't have what it takes, I definitely soured on her after the Kavanaugh hearings.  The Dems need the Black vote.

 

 

Harris is one giant cringe. Words fail to describe how useless she is. But you shouldn't worry about the Black vote. I believe it is acknowleged Biden has 100% of the Black vote. He even said if Black voters don't know it is correct to vote for Biden they are not real Blacks.

 

 Joe Biden "Well I tell you what, if you have a problem figuring out whether you're for me or Trump, then you ain't black."

https://www.cnn.com/2020/05/22/politics/biden-charlamagne-tha-god-you-aint-black/index.html

 

From polls i saw this week it is the Latin vote Biden needs, he is not popular with people from communist and socialist nations. Funny that....

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45 minutes ago, scorecard said:

I just did a search, just wondering why she suddenly dropped the dems and joined the GOP?

She is still officially a Democrat but I wouldn't be surprised if she jumped. 

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On 6/15/2022 at 7:34 AM, Fat is a type of crazy said:

My concern, is that though Pete and Amy are good candidates, they could struggle. A brief google search shows findings that blacks and latinos are a bit less likely to be accepting of gays and that seemed to be the case in 2020 where Pete did poorly. Maybe things are changing and he’ll be better known next time. If Amy was the candidate I could see her getting the Hillary treatment. She can come across as tough in a way that will appeal to some but may turn off others. She should be made more high profile now so people can get to know her. That’s why Joe did so well. Nice guy, generic, and known to Americans. 

This cosy analysis is really quite breathtaking in its naive assumption that ANY of the people mentioned above are worthy of the trust of the American people, especially the Clinton woman, whose contempt for the American people [the undesirables] is well documented.

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29 minutes ago, nauseus said:

He doesn't seem to be too popular with the Latinos now, either.

He doesn't seem too popular with anyone, have you seen his approval ratings? LOL

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3 minutes ago, blazes said:

This cosy analysis is really quite breathtaking in its naive assumption that ANY of the people mentioned above are worthy of the trust of the American people, especially the Clinton woman, whose contempt for the American people [the undesirables] is well documented.

I am not American but they are both smart and good communicators and appear to have some substance. If you beg to differ that’s no problem. You might frame it though in terms of policies these two have personally espoused that you think make a case for their lack of critical thinking or trustworthiness.

I think Hillary had huge potential to be an an excellent president. I think there is an argument that a subset of Trump supporters were at that time somewhat undesirable if only in the way they played up to Trump and his approach to policy and his approach to a range of individuals including her. You may have liked all that and seen it as refreshing. I found it appalling. Didn’t help her no doubt.
She made a few errors on the way, possibly played it too safe, and due to a range of  factors you got your guy. Not sure who on the Republican side you might see as electable. 

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20 minutes ago, mikeymike100 said:

He doesn't seem too popular with anyone, have you seen his approval ratings? LOL

Well, yes. That was partly why I said that. 

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13 minutes ago, Fat is a type of crazy said:

I am not American but they are both smart and good communicators and appear to have some substance. If you beg to differ that’s no problem. You might frame it though in terms of policies these two have personally espoused that you think make a case for their lack of critical thinking or trustworthiness.

I think Hillary had huge potential to be an an excellent president. I think there is an argument that a subset of Trump supporters were at that time somewhat undesirable if only in the way they played up to Trump and his approach to policy and his approach to a range of individuals including her. You may have liked all that and seen it as refreshing. I found it appalling. Didn’t help her no doubt.
She made a few errors on the way, possibly played it too safe, and due to a range of  factors you got your guy. Not sure who on the Republican side you might see as electable. 

I never said or intimated that I was a Trumpist.  I happen to believe that it matters very little who becomes (or became) the POTUS, because that person does not actually run the show (as Eisenhower warned us in 1960, regarding the military/industrial complex).  As you can see at present, the likes of Raytheon and other armament manufacturers are profiting hugely from the weapons that the present administration are lobbing over to Ukraine at considerable cost to the American taxpayer.

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15 minutes ago, blazes said:

I never said or intimated that I was a Trumpist.  I happen to believe that it matters very little who becomes (or became) the POTUS, because that person does not actually run the show (as Eisenhower warned us in 1960, regarding the military/industrial complex).  As you can see at present, the likes of Raytheon and other armament manufacturers are profiting hugely from the weapons that the present administration are lobbing over to Ukraine at considerable cost to the American taxpayer.

I think it was good to support Ukraine,  but I agree that none of the candidates on either side are excellent in terms of shaking things up to make America less controlled by the will of corporations, except maybe Bernie. Though he can go a bit too impractical sometimes in my opinion. Need someone new. 

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On 6/17/2022 at 1:26 AM, mikeymike100 said:

He doesn't seem too popular with anyone, have you seen his approval ratings? LOL

Should Biden Run in 2024? Democratic Whispers of ‘No’ Start to Rise.

In interviews, dozens of frustrated Democratic officials, members of Congress and voters expressed doubts about the president’s ability to rescue his reeling party and take the fight to Republicans.

https://www.nytimes.com/2022/06/11/us/politics/biden-2024-election-democrats.html

 

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Biden will not run in 2024 nor will Trump. 

 

I only pray the dems run Harris with perhaps Newsom as VP. 

 

And when she wins she can bring in Willie Brown as her Chief of Staff! 

 

 

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On 6/14/2022 at 4:54 PM, Jingthing said:

He can't reverse his age.

I think the best hope for Biden IF he runs again is if his opponent is Trump.

To significant numbers of Americans another Trump term would signal the USA becoming full on fascist. So the motivating power of anyone but Trump would be strong 

Do you know what fascism means?

 

Trump is a capitalist.

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17 minutes ago, Sparktrader said:

Do you know what fascism means?

 

Trump is a capitalist.

More like the most toxic corrupt grifter in world history.

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2 minutes ago, Sparktrader said:

I dont understand the hate for Trump.

He staged a coup attempt. He tried to disenfranchise 78 million voters and install himself as an authoritarian dictator.  I don't understand not understanding.

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OK... This thread is NOT about Donald Trump, so it's time to bring that debate to a close here....

 

The topic of the thread is:

 

Biden’s age would be ‘major issue’ if he runs again, former Obama adviser says

 

Stay on topic, or your posts will be removed and potentially more if you persist...

 

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