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JI7

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30. That's not the same thing. He should run for some lower office

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Thu Dec 28, 2017, 08:24 PM

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For my 7000th post I would like to say how much I am looking forward to President Tom Steyer [View all] StevieM Dec 2017 OP

He's Not Going To Run ProfessorGAC Dec 2017 #1

Just no. Zoonart Dec 2017 #2

BTW... congrats on your 7000th post! Zoonart Dec 2017 #3

Thank you. You are the only one who actually congratulated me on my 7000th post. StevieM Dec 2017 #25

No, he's doing a good job as an activist, but that doesn't necessarily transfer procon Dec 2017 #4

Another rich guy with no political experience? Nope. The Velveteen Ocelot Dec 2017 #5

I think a governor or Sherrod Brown would do well. PragmaticDem Dec 2017 #6

Are we passing over our talented female leaders? CTyankee Dec 2017 #8

I think Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto of Nevada should be strongly considered for VP. (eom) StevieM Dec 2017 #11

I will look her up on Google. Too bad she isn't better known... CTyankee Dec 2017 #12

I like Kamala Harris and would be happy to have her as president or vice-president. StevieM Dec 2017 #13

What is the problem with Amy? CTyankee Dec 2017 #17

She is way too supportive of the adoption industry. StevieM Dec 2017 #19

why this issue? Don't we have our own children in need of adoption? CTyankee Dec 2017 #20

I would like to see the entire system overhauled in a way that emphasizes family preservation. StevieM Dec 2017 #21

I would prefer to see a Governor run. PragmaticDem Dec 2017 #15

may I ask why? CTyankee Dec 2017 #22

I think the party needs a new non-DC face. PragmaticDem Dec 2017 #23

I like what I have seen of Kamala Harris and I like my senator Chris Murphy. CTyankee Dec 2017 #24

No. No more outsiders. DavidDvorkin Dec 2017 #7

I know I live under a large rock inside a deep cave, PoindexterOglethorpe Dec 2017 #9

Steyer is producing the ads calling for Trump's impeachment. StevieM Dec 2017 #10

I suppose those ads are on TV. PoindexterOglethorpe Dec 2017 #32

Yep. They are on on MSNBC all the time. StevieM Dec 2017 #33

To be honest, not seeing ads, especially not seeing any political ads, PoindexterOglethorpe Dec 2017 #34

I like his ads. He is soft spoken. He doesn't shout. But he's clear and he's firm in his CTyankee Dec 2017 #14

Tell me, do you like his foreign policy or environmental policy better? brooklynite Dec 2017 #16

I like his stance on environmental issues a lot. That is why I am interested in him. StevieM Dec 2017 #18

Might as well run, every one else is. delisen Dec 2017 #26

I think there will be 20 candidates, give or take a couple. (eom) StevieM Dec 2017 #27

No. Anyone who wants to be president should run for lower office first JI7 Dec 2017 #28

He worked on the Mondale campaign. And he is the head of NextGen America, a liberal advocacy group StevieM Dec 2017 #29

That's not the same thing. He should run for some lower office JI7 Dec 2017 #30

Sure, that worked so well with Bush and Bush and Raygun! nt USALiberal Dec 2017 #35

that's how we knew W was going to be a shitty President JI7 Dec 2017 #36

Congrats on your 7000th post! n/t Niagara Dec 2017 #31