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In reply to the discussion: Whoa. All I can say is Cory Booker for President. [View all]tilsammans
(2,549 posts)113. Booker's very solid on social issues
I like him, and I think he'd be a strong candidate. But he does have strong corporate ties, and he's been known to be anti-union and a proponent of charter schools. I'd like to see him evolve to embrace more progressive views.
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I'm sure it'll be on youtube in a little while. Kamala Harris' is there already.
George II
Jan 2018
#40
Booker is passionately condemning 45's vile bigotry and Homeland Security nominee Nielson"s
Tanuki
Jan 2018
#15
Damn straight, he is EXACTLY what we need. He called her out, no crude language necessary.
onecaliberal
Jan 2018
#95
In all frankness, if you're representing the NY/NJ area, "big money" is part of your constituency.
Pope George Ringo II
Jan 2018
#52
He is speaking for me and most of the people I know. Im older, white and most of all I am the
Augiedog
Jan 2018
#19
2 possible problems with Booker- suppot pf charter school movement, connection to RW church movement
bobbieinok
Jan 2018
#22
Is there any *X For president* thread on DU that DOESN'T have someone claiming they'll stay home?
musicblind
Jan 2018
#100
Go back and read the TOS for DU. Staying home in lieu of voting for a Dem in the GE ...
Hekate
Jan 2018
#125
No. Sorry. But I won't vote for him if he supports charter schools unless the schools
Sophia4
Jan 2018
#119
Do your own research and return here with links before seizing on one online rumor...
Hekate
Jan 2018
#126
We have any number of Dem officeholders and former officeholders who speak up DAILY...
Hekate
Jan 2018
#127
Yates is a good choice too..yates..harris...we have so many good PASSIONATE ppl..
samnsara
Jan 2018
#62
I think Booker may be the Democratic candidate that could win by the largest margin
MrPurple
Jan 2018
#63
I think he was on the get-rid-of-Franken bandwagon. So he's a no-go for me.
Honeycombe8
Jan 2018
#68
Best fact-check that before deciding then. Nonetheless, we have a deep bench of excellent Dems...
Hekate
Jan 2018
#128
I've been pimping a Booker run since I saw an interview with him bout 6 mos back ...
mr_lebowski
Jan 2018
#73
Not that long ago, so very very many DUers were calling him a moderate corporate sellout
Blue_Tires
Jan 2018
#90
I first came to notice Cory Booker in 2012 when he ran into a burning house to save a woman
BoneyardDem
Jan 2018
#96
"so called progressives"...not what a call a real progressive or a true progressive
BoneyardDem
Jan 2018
#140