Neel Kashkari...Is he the right person for Governor? (San Francisco: appointed, mortgage)

[humboldtrat]

Originally Posted by eccotecc

What would Neel Kashkari need to do to convince you he's a better alternative than the incumbent?

He wants to stop the high speed cho-cho to nowhere. Moonbeam and his union paymasters want to build it and bankrupt the state. He's got my vote!

[beb0p]

The upcoming election is a referendum on the incumbent. Since Brown is, by and large, doing a very good job, there is virtually no chance that Kashkari will get elected barring some catastrophe on the Brown administration.

But I think he is a name to be watched in the future. His views are pretty much in line with many Californians, despite the R next to his name, if you squint he almost look like a Centrist Democrat. But he likely need to come up with better economic ideas than the same ones that are proposed by every Republicans who run for offices.
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[felinius]

Originally Posted by humboldtrat

He wants to stop the high speed cho-cho to nowhere. Moonbeam and his union paymasters want to build it and bankrupt the state. He's got my vote!

Voting for a gub based on one-issue is the best idea ever.

[shooting4life]

Originally Posted by felinius

Voting for a gub based on one-issue is the best idea ever.

And voting for or against someone because of the letter next to their name is just as good of an idea.

[felinius]

Originally Posted by shooting4life

And voting for or against someone because of the letter next to their name is just as good of an idea.

Nope. Which is why folks need to look up what their candidates stand for.

[BeauCharles]

I doubt he will win but I'm not voting for Brown. This is from a Democrat who's never voted for a Republican since I first registered in 1978. Overwhelming illegal migration and the Democratic Party's eagerness to legalize the status of millions of them is driving that change of heart.

[TVC15]

Originally Posted by shooting4life

And voting for or against someone because of the letter next to their name is just as good of an idea.

It's the stupidest thing one could do if participating in politics.

[TVC15]

Originally Posted by eccotecc

I invite you to look at each candidates resume.

Jerry Brown is a professional politician who has never done anything remarkable other than being a political puppet of the democratic political machine.

Jerry Brown - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Neel Kashkari is intelligent and has actually worked in the private sector and has an education in business and finance. He is sensitive to the social and economic needs of the state.

Neel Kashkari - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Jerry Brown is an over the hill 20th century professional politician. Neel Kaskari is intelligent and highly educated with experience in the private and public sector. He knows what needs to be done in California to bring the state into the 21st century.

Nice try but that requires CA voters to think, analyze and understand before they vote. Good luck with that one

[Tulemutt]

Originally Posted by TVC15

Nice try but that requires CA voters to think, analyze and understand before they vote. Good luck with that one

Because only California voters don't think, analyze, or understand before they vote, right? Not like, for example, the Texas voters who elected Rick Perry, three times. California voters are the dumbest dummies of all 50 states.

Your schtick of criticizing Californians is really tired and worn, TVC.

[TVC15]

Originally Posted by Tulemutt

Because only California voters don't think, analyze, or understand before they vote, right? Not like, for example, the Texas voters who elected Rick Perry, three times. California voters are the dumbest dummies of all 50 states.

Your schtick of criticizing Californians is really tired and worn, TVC.

If you don't like it don't read it. Pretty simple eh?

I am not criticizing all Californians...just the ones who don't think before voting. You know like the 55% who were duped into thinking that Prop 30 was really going into the classrooms when all you had to do was investigate who was sponsoring the adds. What a bunch of rubbish and shame on people for not having the sense to know better than to fall for that Prop.

As we predicted, pensions eating up Prop. 30 education funds | CalWatchDog


Your shtick of criticizing others for contributing to the forum is really tired and worn as well. That is why I just don't read your constant backlash on others. I suggest you do the same.