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I'm reading a lot of comments on social media from democrats and liberals with regards to the potential 2020 nominee.
People will say we're a long way off but remember people will start announcing their candidacies in early 2019, and the first debates will actually begin in the summer 2019, so we're just a year off from the 2020 primary season beginning.
I have noticed a sharp divide between people supporting Joe Biden and those preferring Kamala Harris. Joe Biden will be 78 in his first term should he be elected, will have issues in the #metoo environment for past conduct, but does have the advantage of being Obama's main buddy and is popular in the rust belt.
Kamala Harris is a rookie Senator, with little experience, but is young, attractive, multi racial, and might resonate better with younger Americans, and of course is much more likely to serve out 2 terms than Joe.
I would never rule out Bernie's chances either, especially in a 20 man split field, but Harris vs Biden is a very very likely prospect and I'm just wondering if it did come down to those two which way would democrats go?
I'm reading a lot of comments on social media from democrats and liberals with regards to the potential 2020 nominee.
People will say we're a long way off but remember people will start announcing their candidacies in early 2019, and the first debates will actually begin in the summer 2019, so we're just a year off from the 2020 primary season beginning.
I have noticed a sharp divide between people supporting Joe Biden and those preferring Kamala Harris. Joe Biden will be 78 in his first term should he be elected, will have issues in the #metoo environment for past conduct, but does have the advantage of being Obama's main buddy and is popular in the rust belt.
Kamala Harris is a rookie Senator, with little experience, but is young, attractive, multi racial, and might resonate better with younger Americans, and of course is much more likely to serve out 2 terms than Joe.
I would never rule out Bernie's chances either, especially in a 20 man split field, but Harris vs Biden is a very very likely prospect and I'm just wondering if it did come down to those two which way would democrats go?
To you a Harris vs Biden contest is a very, very likely prospect. To me, it is about as likely as Sasquatch vs Yeti. Long ways to go to shake out who will be running
Harris, because although I have no problem with Biden politically I'd consider his age a factor - after all he'd set the record for the oldest sitting President the day he takes office if he wins in 2020 (on the other hand if Trump gets re-elected and serves all or enough of his second term he'd end up doing the same thing).
To you a Harris vs Biden contest is a very, very likely prospect. To me, it is about as likely as Sasquatch vs Yeti. Long ways to go to shake out who will be running
Yup. The shake-out is a way off, but it's coming. And just like the Republican shake-out of 2015, 2020 will be just as big and just as surprising.
Harris, because although I have no problem with Biden politically I'd consider his age a factor - after all he'd set the record for the oldest sitting President the day he takes office if he wins in 2020 (on the other hand if Trump gets re-elected and serves all or enough of his second term he'd end up doing the same thing).
Of the two, I would prefer Harris as well but will vote for whichever candidate has the most chance to beat Trump. We can't have another 4 years of corruption and incompetence at the highest office.
Unfortunately, as strong a candidate as Harris is, I doubt that Americans are ready for another black POTUS, let alone a female one.
I'm reading a lot of comments on social media from democrats and liberals with regards to the potential 2020 nominee.
People will say we're a long way off but remember people will start announcing their candidacies in early 2019, and the first debates will actually begin in the summer 2019, so we're just a year off from the 2020 primary season beginning.
I have noticed a sharp divide between people supporting Joe Biden and those preferring Kamala Harris. Joe Biden will be 78in his first term should he be elected, will have issues in the #metoo environment for past conduct, but does have the advantage of being Obama's main buddy and is popular in the rust belt.
Kamala Harris is a rookie Senator, with little experience, but is young, attractive, multi racial, and might resonate better with younger Americans, and of course is much more likely to serve out 2 terms than Joe.
I would never rule out Bernie's chances either, especially in a 20 man split field, but Harris vs Biden is a very very likely prospect and I'm just wondering if it did come down to those two which way would democrats go?
Of the two, I would prefer Harris as well but will vote for whichever candidate has the most chance to beat Trump. We can't have another 4 years of corruption and incompetence at the highest office.
Unfortunately, as strong a candidate as Harris is, I doubt that Americans are ready for another black POTUS, let alone a female one.
I'd love to see Harris and do like Joe a lot but fear his age is against him.
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