Who will run in 2020?

kind of goes without saying, no?

Thinking you actually meant something by ā€œwhat are you smokingā€ is reading between the lines. Obviously you literally wanted to know what cuse is inhaling into his lungs right now. Got it.

Jfc.

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When I say ā€˜what are you smoking?ā€™ Iā€™m saying you must be high if you think I would make a bet on that. Did you read between those lines?

Wasnā€™t your original take that HRC would get less votes than Bloomberg if she ran?

She almost lost last time after literally rigging the entire process in her own favor.

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Cuse, here was my question, just for you:

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The billionaires donā€™t seem to be reacting well to the notion of a 6% annual tax.

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tomorrow is the last day to qualify for next weekā€™s debate, but thereā€™s no drama. No one is close to becoming the last-second 11th person to qualify.

In a related note, looking at Wikipedia I noticed Bernie met the donation qualification for the 6th debate on February 20 - the day after he announced he was running for president. Boss.

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[crying billionaire.gif]

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Iā€™m willing to bet if she runs Sanders and wins the nomination and it wonā€™t even be close :grin:

God I hope sheā€™s dumb enough to

If Iā€™m not mistaken, the mere mention of Clinton throwing her hat into the ring has already bolstered support for Gabbard, which just goes to show what Iā€™ve been saying all alongā€¦ Electing an non centrist anti-establishment candidate is more important to the people than electing another status quo Dem

Would the people prefer an anti-establishment candidate with centrist policy preferences or a status quo Democrat with strong progressive policy credentials?

I get gabbard as an anti-establishment candidate with centrist sensibilities, but who is the status quo Democrat with progressive policy credentials? Barbara Lee? Thatā€™d be cool.

Be more specific on her centrist policy preferences. I do not consider a non interventionist philosophy and coming out in favor of net neutrality in order to protect freedom of speech as being a centrist. Sheā€™s for gun control including banning assault rifles and is in favor of the Green New Deal. Explain how sheā€™s any more a centrist than HRC, Mayor Pete, or the billionaire candidates for me

Me? You responded to NotBruce.

But anyway, sheā€™s been in Congress long enough to have a voting record. Progressive groups rate people in Congress. Tulsi is center-right for Dems.

Just like with HRC, voting record is more important than whatā€™s on your website or in your stump speech.

I think itā€™s very important this next election makes a huge statement. It canā€™t be about compromise and working across the aisle. This needs to be an all out political revolution imo

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I did sorry. The above post is in response to you. I donā€™t have all the answers. I just know that we are running out of time and need sweeping unprecedented change in our political system. This working across the aisle wonā€™t cut it

I was undecided between the Poor Media Outlets thread and this one for a bit.

https://twitter.com/AJentleson/status/1193906770579734529

It should probably go in both. The bias in media is both important and disturbingly harmful. Iā€™m not sure how much it effects those of my generation. Many of us have already learned to discount much of it. But I think it has a much higher impact on boomers because they assume theyā€™re watching, listening, or reading unbiased news and reporting because thatā€™s the way it used to be. Itā€™s what happens when just a handful of entities gain control of most media outlets. Itā€™s a huge problem

https://twitter.com/briannedmr/status/1194617860917739521?s=21