2020 Democratic Primary Thread: Focus on House & Senate races

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śïñe•qúå_nøn said:
Bruh are you serious?

Nina is such a trashy person :scust:











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Gutless is too kind. She was fukking p*ssy. Wouldn’t even answer the question. Sad. :francis:

Edit: Imagine crying about someone saying someone didn’t have guts while Trump is in office slinging insult after insult at EVERBODY and generally being a menace. Grow up.
 
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A.R.$ said:
She can clean up healthcare, but I don’t think she will get much better on Israel. I feel like Liz don’t really care about FP and will say whatever her advisor want her to. If she is elected, she will need progressive FP advisors around her.
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I think she needs to get better on Israel and can. It doesn't even require her to do anything heavy, just say you believe Palestinians have equal right and if the Israeli's don't stop their egregious settlement expansions and military actions against the Palestinian people, you're willing to utilize all the tools in your Presidential toolkit to bring about justice for all people in this region, Palestinian and Israeli, including conditioning military aid. Boom, that's all she would need to say. And she's already basically said as much in both the CFR response and a Q&A in South Carolina, she just needs to make a single definitive statement about it.

I disagree that she doesn't care about FP. That may have been true when she started in Senate, but I think she has been able to see how her domestic policy struggle against corruption and inequality is connected to international struggles because we live in a globalized world. I found her trade policy plan to be groundbreaking in internationalizing the struggle and being willing to use American economic power in the realm of foreign policy to extract progressive concessions from other countries. She's not coming to foreign policy from the traditional FP left like Bernie is, which leads her to take weird and seemingly unnecessary routes to good foreign policy, which, to your point, necessitates her to be surrounded by progressive FP advisors, but I don't think she's as callous or unthinking as to not care about her impact on FP as President.
 
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