For Democrats -- who for 2020?

[BeerGeek40]

Originally Posted by Dopo

We need a democratic redneck
To make sure that the idiots on the other side don't block everything he does

Worked out good with Bill Clinton

Good luck finding one.
In the meantime, how about you try to work with Trump to get some things done.

[katygirl68]

Originally Posted by dsjj251

I actually agree. At this point, BLM is tainted. It was meant to be a movement with no central leadership, true grassroots, but that has meant that anyone can co-opt the message and name.

Exactly, grass roots only allowed the Soros-funded anarchists and NBP to completely taint the message with "Pigs in a blanket, Fry 'em like bacon," and literally inspired several police assassinations. It was intentional subversion of the message. Those guys want a race war. They don't want an end to police brutality. What's wrong with an old fashioned advocacy group like the NAACP? They have the organizational structure and lobbying and legal clout to be effective.

[T-310]

Originally Posted by jvmillion83

If Bernie Sanders runs again, he'll get the votes.

I think Tulsi Gabbard is the candidate. She's a woman who offers something to everyone.

I'm not buying that enough people would like Keith Ellison.

Sanders could be dead by then. Ellison is a Muslim, no chance.

Never heard of Tulsi Gabbard.

[Finn_Jarber]

Tulsi is 35. Too young, and inexperienced. In the other hand she has done a lot in a short time, even became a major in US army with service in Iraq etc.

[PDD]

We have four years ahead of us making fun of Trumps failed promises. No need to worry about who's running next.

Concentrate on getting rid of the failed politicians in your home state instead.

[ottomobeale]

Tulsi Gabbard... PILF.

[Nozzferrahhtoo]

I am an outsider to US politics so I do not really know the characters ALL that well. But would Hickenlooper ever stand a chance I wonder? He seems to have something of a strong track record of being popular on both sides of American Partisan politics, and appears to be quite popular in the state he Governs. Perhaps his pretendy interest in Quakerism as well as his recent split from his wife will not look good on the cards for some people, but is he in general a decent enough candidate?