Democratic Nominee 2020 Part Deux

[Borderland]

You're right that few love Biden, but I think you underestimate how many absolutely hate Trump. That is their motivation -- "the resistance."

I know people who don't care who the dem candidate is. All they know is they will be voting for whoever the DNC props up in Nov.

The good news is I live in a blue state so I expect that may have something to do with it.

[the Schwartz]

And now Warren is out.

[okie john]

And now Warren is out.

To no one's surprise but her own.


Okie John

[the Schwartz]

To no one's surprise but her own.


Okie John

She is indeed the very embodiment of every Democratic candidate's lack of self-awareness.

[blues]

She is indeed the very embodiment of every Democratic candidate's lack of self-awareness.

I think a pervasive "sense of entitlement" in this country goes way beyond the bounds of politics, age, gender and ethnicity. Some instances grate more than others but it has become deeply ingrained in the culture right along with "political correctness", "shaming", "me-too" and a host of other travesties which erode rights under the Constitution as well as individual responsibility.

Too easy, imho, to point at Dems and write off all the things wrong with our culture and lay it entirely at their feet.

(And no, there is no viable Dem candidate for me, but I'm not quick to point the finger at others, either. None of us are blameless.)

[deflave]

And now Warren is out.

She was never in.

[Bart Carter]

Bloomberg has a deep organization in place now and will attempt to buy every possible down-ballot race to his advantage. Senate, house, state races perhaps most of all.
He's already got influence in county and city organizations here.

It's said that he has 200-300 million in his "deep organization" that will be in place for Biden. Trump ads will be pointing out that Bloomberg will be buying the Presidency for Biden.

The only question is how much Bloomberg will be paying Hunter Biden to be on one of his board of directors.

[the Schwartz]

I think a pervasive "sense of entitlement" in this country goes way beyond the bounds of politics, age, gender and ethnicity. Some instances grate more than others but it has become deeply ingrained in the culture right along with "political correctness", "shaming", "me-too" and a host of other travesties which erode rights under the Constitution as well as individual responsibility.

Too easy, imho, to point at Dems and write off all the things wrong with our culture and lay it entirely at their feet.

(And no, there is no viable Dem candidate for me, but I'm not quick to point the finger at others, either. None of us are blameless.)

Not laying all of anything at the Dem's feet, but rather pointing out that they should be aware, to a fault even, of just what they are shoveling....especially if the Dems want to portray themselves as being morally/ethically superior to President Trump to the electorate.

And now we have Sen. Schumer's unfortunate behavior in front of SCOTUS the other day....

[blues]

Not laying all of anything at the Dem's feet, but rather pointing out that they should be aware, to a fault even, of just what they are shoveling....especially if the Dems want to portray themselves as being morally/ethically superior to President Trump to the electorate.

Doesn't seem like anyone on the other side of the aisle cares one way or the other. And woe unto them if they do and sound off on the matter.

Diogenes would pass 'em all by...donkeys and elephants both.

[the Schwartz]

Doesn't seem like anyone on the other side of the aisle cares one way or the other. And woe unto them if they do and sound off on the matter.

Diogenes would pass 'em all by...donkeys and elephants both.

Being, perhaps, the original "stirrer of shit", I sometimes wonder how Diogenes would fare in today's political climate. I bet he would fit right in.