In 2020, would you want to see Hillary-Trump II ?

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Rocky lost in the first movie

Frazier beat Ali in the first fight

Nixon lost to JFK

Democraps really don't have many legit candidates. Some think Bernie would have had a chance in '16, but I don't buy that. He'd have gotten slaughtered, lol

None of the above.

I'd prefer to see you run against Nixon's Head.

It would be close,  but Blinky the 3-eyed Fish will take it in a landslide after Nixon's Head makes your plane crash into the Sea,  never to be found.

No.

Kasich/Hickenlooper FTW!

Kasich/Hickenlooper would get the lowest voter turnout of all time, lol

I didn't want to see it in 2016.

 

 

Hickenlooper's def a golfer.

Following him closely.

He's unpolished, HL73. He's goofy and not a great speaker.

That said, what he's done in CO is remarkable. He appeals to the business side of the electorate (R), in the meantime legalizing the weed and brewing the beer (D).

 in the meantime legalizing the weed and brewing the beer (D)<<<

Wasn't HL against prop 64?

He facilitated the implementation of the legalization. Quite well, in fact.

Of course, you were whining about the fix being in and that a few dispensaries were lining the pockets of the pols. You were wrong, of course. .

The fact remains, he was against it.  Does he still have stock in Coors?

I would rather poke my eyes out and puncture my eardrums. Thinking the same thing about this thread. 

Yes, I will be on the 3rd party bandwagon so fucking big it won't be funny

>>>Yes, I will be on the 3rd party bandwagon so fucking big it won't be funny

So in other words, you want Trump to win again?

>>>Yes, I will be on the 3rd party bandwagon so fucking big it won't be funny

So in other words, you want Trump to win again?<<<

Do you also blame others at the black jack table who don't play "by the book" and "screws things up for the rest of the table"?

Dems need to put up someone the Bernie folks can get excited about. I don't know if that person exists though.

>>>Dems need to put up someone the Bernie folks can get excited about. I don't know if that person exists though

They need a celebrity. Trump wouldn't have won if it weren't for that stupid tv show. How about Kim Kardassian? She probably has about the same IQ as the typical democratic voter, lol

Camp followers for Trump making IQ jokes. Lol indeed.

Trump won. Sorry you're still butthurt, lol

Repeat after me: politics is about HELPING PEOPLE, not about pissing the other side off.

Also, "butthurt"? What are you, 14?

No actual Hu-persons really give a shit about Zombie politicinas at this point in time.

It's all a speculative discourse regarding ::  

Racer-X  vs.  Grape - Ape,

or ::

Magilla Gorilla vs.  Huckleberry Hound.

It's all Cartoon politics these days.  Look at what filthy Cartoon - caricatures are portrayed as the 'Candidates'  and think for a minute.

No one actually voted for Rump or Hildebeest.  They are equally incapable of running a Bowling Alley or Hair - Salon.

>>>>>Hillary-Trump II ?

No thanks.

Trump is an insane person and Clinton is washed up.

What about Cory Booker

or Tim Ryan

with either E warren or Bernie as the VP

I like Booker. Dunno if he's ready for the top job yet.

Al Franken

Maybe it's time for Chelsea to make a run.

Franken/ Yates

>>>Al Franken

Think he could pull it off? He's just not popular enough. He's kinda weak too. Dems need their version of Schwarzenegger

>>>>Dems need their version of Schwarzenegger

If Austrians could run for president, that dude would be in the White House by now as an independent.   Would make a good Secretary of State,

Think Biden would run?   I know he is getting up there in age, but had he run in 2016, the world would be a very different place right now.

 

Dems need their version of Schwarzenegger<<<

Tom Hanks, if it's "necessary" to stay on this road

What would be so terrible about getting away from popularism and simply "plucking" the most qualified candidate from obscurity who is blind to the process? 

Trumps has pictures of Tom Hanks wearing a dress.

Shouldn't it be one of the liberal billionaires? 

The real question is what pictures of Trump are "out there" (and being held over his head)?

It's amazing that we're probably relying upon moderates in foreign countries to keep us from being totally subverted.

Who doesn't have pictures of Tom Hanks in a dress?

 

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#2020Vision: Biden helps his friends; Steak Fry here to stay; Bernie-mentum builds in the South

http://www.cnn.com/2017/10/06/politics/2020-vision-joe-biden-iowa-steak-...

BERNIE'S BUILDING STRENGTH DOWN SOUTH: From Gregory Krieg -- Our Revolution, the Bernie Sanders-backed political organization, scored another win this week with the election of Randall Woodfin in the Birmingham, Alabama, mayoral race. Like Chokwe Antar Lumumba, the new mayor of Jackson, Mississippi, Woodfin is young, black and ran a progressive campaign bolstered by endorsements from Our Revolution and aligned groups, like the Working Families Party. In Georgia, Sanders is supporting state Sen. Vincent Fort in his run for mayor of Atlanta (election coming this November; likely runoff in December) and has an ally in khalid kamau, who was elected to the South Fulton, Georgia, City Council back in April.

The upshot: Sanders is quietly building a base of support among (young, dynamic and unabashedly left) elected officials in states he lost badly back in 2016. Not only that: Our Revolution is continuing to spread its roots -- and presumably growing that vaunted email list -- in places Sanders will need to compete if he runs again.

WARREN AND THE PROGRESSIVE TAKEOVER: Remember Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren's big Netroots Nation speech? And our story on her increased focus on cultural issuesand outreach to black leaders? The Cook Political Report's Amy Walter parses new Pew data and finds Warren was onto something. She writes that "a Democrat who wants to win the 2020 nomination has to speak as forcefully on structural racism as they do on economic inequality. The base is passionate -- and unified -- about both."

ANOTHER POL GETS A PODCAST: Ohio Sen. Sherrod Brown is using his voice in a new venture, launching a podcast called "Canarycast," a reference to the pin of a canary the senator wears on his suit lapel rather than the official Senate pin. "On this podcast, we are going to talk about what we can do to make hard work pay off once again," said Brown.

He isn't the only politician embracing a new role as podcast host these days. "The Bernie Sanders Show" is a weekly podcast released by the independent senator from Vermont and Rep. Keith Ellison, who also serves as deputy chair of the Democratic National Committee, hosts "We the Podcast." Joe Biden has one too, the daily "Biden's Briefing," which premiered last month.

>> Who doesn't have pictures of Tom Hanks in a dress?

Um... that's the joke.

Robot Bernie!

>>>  Dems need to put up someone the Bernie folks can get excited about. I don't know if that person exists though.

 

Unlike the GOP, the Democrats hate each other so much they won't get together and vote for each other.

 

"I am not a member of any organized political party. I am a Democrat."

Will Rogers

 

>>>>   "The Bernie Sanders Show" is a weekly podcast released by the independent senator from Vermont

ps, if Bernie wants the Democratic nomination, how come he refuses to join the Democratic party?