Re: 2020 Democratic Challengers
Mike Turpleton, Bill Lasagna, Frank Franklin. I can make up fake names too.
Mike Turpleton, Bill Lasagna, Frank Franklin. I can make up fake names too.
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2020 Democratic Challengers
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Re: 2020 Democratic Challengers
Dirk Diggler, etc.
Couldn't tell you the frontrunners until the 2018 elections play out. At least 3 of the candidates are up for re-election. If Sherrod Brown crushes it in Ohio, you gotta give him some serious consideration in an important swing state. Likewise, if Warren wins by a closer than expected margin the lamestream media will be all over that.
Dirk Diggler, etc.
Couldn't tell you the frontrunners until the 2018 elections play out. At least 3 of the candidates are up for re-election. If Sherrod Brown crushes it in Ohio, you gotta give him some serious consideration in an important swing state. Likewise, if Warren wins by a closer than expected margin the lamestream media will be all over that.
We don't evacuate to safe spaces when we run into someone we disagree with.
However, my generation takes some of the blame for raising participation trophy kids, helicopter parenting, and a failure to say "No!"
FadeToBlack&Gold
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This. Boomers and Gen X didn't want to pay for wars, government services, or entitlements, so they voted to put it on the credit card while they used their tax cuts to buy second and third homes. Now, they've stuck our generation with the bill.
This. Boomers and Gen X didn't want to pay for wars, government services, or entitlements, so they voted to put it on the credit card while they used their tax cuts to buy second and third homes. Now, they've stuck our generation with the bill.
Joe,
The boomers are the epitome of selfishness. Reap the benefits of low cost public higher education, then later in life collect social security and Medicare all the while they cut taxes and destroy all those programs for future generations.
Plus you still cry about gay marriage, so I think you’re the one that needs a safe space
Spartanforlife4
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Depending on what metric you use, the last of the Millennials are either out of college or are entering their freshman year. The Boomers better soak up all this Millennial hate while the gettin's good.
Depending on what metric you use, the last of the Millennials are either out of college or are entering their freshman year. The Boomers better soak up all this Millennial hate while the gettin's good.
Get it straight. I weep over every baby aborted. I think SSM is wrong, but I am not harmed.
mookie1995
there's a good buck in that racket.
Doesn't strike me as an all encompassing list. No Sherrod Brown, Andrew Cuomo, Jay Inslee, etc. Oh, can't forget The Rock either.(why does he keep getting brought up?)
Cause the rock is better than those 3
Mookie would vote for Pocahontas
AND Scooby has to stop with the Americans hate women!! Just cause Ferraro Palin and hilly have been the only 3 cheap choices isn't an indictment on the voting public. Those 3 blew chunks
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But yet, just think...The people voting for President in 2020 are alot of the same ones who are purposely eating Tide Pods in 2018.
But yet, just think...The people voting for President in 2020 are alot of the same ones who are purposely eating Tide Pods in 2018.
trixR4kids
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I’m pretty sure the previous generation has people who’ve done dumber things than that
I’m pretty sure the previous generation has people who’ve done dumber things than that
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While not as pessimistic as you I will say she doesn't seem to be doing as much to position herself as those loud New Yorkers (Gillibrand, Cuomo) have done. Perhaps she'll step it up after her re-election. That would be nice.
I had to give trix a lesson on elections in another thread, as in if you want a flaming liberal as your nominee they must win in the primaries, otherwise don't cry like a toddler if your person doesn't get the nomination. To that end I'm curious if the more liberal wing of the party coalesces around one person (in no particular order Sanders, Warren, Brown, etc) allowing a more moderate to sneak in (Biden, the aforementioned New Yorkers for example).
While not as pessimistic as you I will say she doesn't seem to be doing as much to position herself as those loud New Yorkers (Gillibrand, Cuomo) have done. Perhaps she'll step it up after her re-election. That would be nice.
I had to give trix a lesson on elections in another thread, as in if you want a flaming liberal as your nominee they must win in the primaries, otherwise don't cry like a toddler if your person doesn't get the nomination. To that end I'm curious if the more liberal wing of the party coalesces around one person (in no particular order Sanders, Warren, Brown, etc) allowing a more moderate to sneak in (Biden, the aforementioned New Yorkers for example).
Kepler
Si certus es dubita
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Leaving aside the troll bait portions of your post, I expect two broad coalitions in the primaries: Team Liberal and Team Republican Lite. Each will have favorites who wax and wane and eventually a consensus pick emerges from each and the two go toe-to-toe in the later primaries.
Leaving aside the troll bait portions of your post, I expect two broad coalitions in the primaries: Team Liberal and Team Republican Lite. Each will have favorites who wax and wane and eventually a consensus pick emerges from each and the two go toe-to-toe in the later primaries.
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Something millennials on both sides of the aisle can agree on.
Something millennials on both sides of the aisle can agree on.
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