2020 Democratic Primary Thread: Focus on House & Senate races
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ayanna on cnn talking about liz's passion for black people 
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Glory to Michigan
Bezos and Zuckerberg are gleefully waiting to see how much the presidency can be purchased for.
Sanders for all of his bullshyt wouldn't do either. Even as a bytchass Independent his voting record, for the most part, is identical to a generic Democrat's.
Hell, conservadems like Manchin don't typically debase themselves like this:
So let's not pretend Bloomberg has better Democratic bona fides than somebody who is currently in the party's Senatorial leadership. If you think he'd be a more effective POTUS that's another matter.
I don't think Cotton has the requisite charisma to win the nomination in a post-Trump GOP. DeSantis, on the other hand, would be the "successful" Governor of Florida who already ran a MAGA-lite campaign in a "swing state" and won.
Also given Biden, Sanders, and Bloomberg's ages there's a chance they'd all be one-term presidents for one reason or another. Which is another reason why this election should be about winning the Senate.
The person best for down-ballot races should be the nominee.
Well, both are currently running as Democrats; however, Bloomberg has actually held office as a Republican and endorsed Dubya in 2004.Bloomberg is a Democrat. So is Joe Manchin. Bernie Sanders is not.
No need to argue against facts.
Just say you don't like his politics.
Sanders for all of his bullshyt wouldn't do either. Even as a bytchass Independent his voting record, for the most part, is identical to a generic Democrat's.
Hell, conservadems like Manchin don't typically debase themselves like this:
So let's not pretend Bloomberg has better Democratic bona fides than somebody who is currently in the party's Senatorial leadership. If you think he'd be a more effective POTUS that's another matter.
I don't think Cotton has the requisite charisma to win the nomination in a post-Trump GOP. DeSantis, on the other hand, would be the "successful" Governor of Florida who already ran a MAGA-lite campaign in a "swing state" and won.
Also given Biden, Sanders, and Bloomberg's ages there's a chance they'd all be one-term presidents for one reason or another. Which is another reason why this election should be about winning the Senate.
The person best for down-ballot races should be the nominee.
dora_da_destroyer
Master Baker
What is this!? People simply came in here and said those raises are a norm, and you absolutely should be advocating for them given your position on strengthening labor...but is this part of the revolution that only starts if Bernie is president?
Y'all must really trust white voters if you think they'll pick Bernie over Trump 
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Fast Money & Foreign Objects
AnonymityX1000
Veteran
You need to set up a 1:1 with your boss.
Yeah, this was a serious comment (smiley face and all) about all the above you just mentioned? Dawg, how phony are you going to be?
Just leave it be, it's not important to the '2020 Democratic Primary Watch' and we definitely aren't that cool for you to offer me backhanded advice.
Completely agree
Unfortunately it's not particularly obvious at the moment who that actually is.
ayanna on cnn talking about liz's passion for black people
Bernie will get washed in the suburbs.Y'all must really trust white voters if you think they'll pick Bernie over Trump
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Veteran
What is this!? People simply came in here and said those raises are a norm, and you absolutely should be advocating for them given your position on strengthening labor...but is this part of the revolution that only starts if Bernie is president?
We were quoting one another. You disagreed with my assertion about wages normally being tied to inflation and I let it be. Then 'People' came in and commented on my situation personally not what 'the norm' is. Don't mischaracterize what happened.