Kamala Harris inevitable 2020 nominee? (Congress, Republican, politician, parties)

[thriftylefty]

with all do respect to ms harris, she holds her own against jeff sessions and suddenly she can be president?

[Bureaucat]

I could see Harris as the Veep on a ticket in 2020 with an age limited one termer like Bernie or Joe.

[Biker53]

I’m a middle of the road voter who sometimes goes D and sometimes R. Us middle of the road folks are the ones who decide who wins. My voting track record has called 10 of the past 11 elections. I voted Carter, Reagan, Reagan, Bush, Clinton, Clinton, Bush, Bush, Obama, Romney, Trump.

Obama’s 2nd run was the only one I missed, and in all honesty, I was not that excited about Romney. I was just tired of Obama on multiple fronts.

Come 2020 I will not vote for any candidate who plays the race or gender card. If Harris thinks her color or gender is reason to vote for her, she will not get my vote. Why in the world should I (a white male) vote for anyone that sees whites and men as inferior to blacks and women. Anyone playing the race or gender cards would only do so because they see those attributes as being superior to white males. I prefer equality myself.

Call me what you will but few here can say they voted for the winner 10 of the last 11 elections. Clearly I see the issues and candidates in sync with the voting electorate.

[Pilot1]

Originally Posted by SHABAZZ310

She has my vote if she runs.

Really? Why?

[Marlow]

This is from Breitbart and meant to stir up racial tension.

Harris may or may not run and may or may not be a viable candidate. But calling her the inevitable Democratic candidate is meant to stir things up. Don't fall for it.

[Hellion1999]

Kamala who? LOL......when was the last time a San Francisco politician won a national primary?

[Pilot1]

Originally Posted by phma

Actually in the democrat party there are many who do and some considered notable leaders like M. Obama.

M. Obama? Leader of what? The food line?

[dsjj251]

Originally Posted by Biker53

Call me what you will but few here can say they voted for the winner 10 of the last 11 elections. Clearly I see the issues and candidates in sync with the voting electorate.

Bush and Trump both lost the popular vote, so if you are actually talking about the people who support the electorate, then you are more like 8/11 instead of 10.

[juppiter]

Originally Posted by dashrendar4454

U.S. News: Kamala Harris 'Inevitable' 2020 Democratic Nominee - Breitbart




Will she lead the Dems to victory?

Probably not. But she’s far from their worst option.

[skeddy]

I don't think she could beat Nikki Haley in 2020.