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In reply to the discussion: Campaign 2020 - "Poll: Warren, Biden top picks among New Hampshire Dems" [View all]NCTraveler
(30,481 posts)19. Each one of your replies has been a strawman.
You have spoken for me, in the form of questions, multiple times.
Not worth the time. You see absolutes where non exist.
I'm not going to sit here and answer to things not said. Not sure what you are doing. Very strange from the start. The need to see everything as absolute when reading is something I have never understood.
Example:
So you are saying we need to bring Senators from as many states as possible into the next administration? <-Severely flawed debate tactic.
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Campaign 2020 - "Poll: Warren, Biden top picks among New Hampshire Dems" [View all]
S.E. TN Liberal
May 2018
OP
"Yet a cabinet with no former legislators will not have as a strong a liaison with the Congress."
NCTraveler
May 2018
#8
That was Ted Kennedy's Senate seat in Massachusetts that Scott Brown won. Warren took it back.
S.E. TN Liberal
May 2018
#11
Obviously - in context MA! Give me some credit for knowing what you were referencing
karynnj
May 2018
#15
Actually you will say anything to protect Bernie Sanders. Warren is everything Bernie is without
emulatorloo
May 2018
#29
Nice attempt at deflection. Sanders will be scrutinized in 2020 whether you like it or not
emulatorloo
May 2018
#33
I just get the feeling that Steyer wants to run. Obviously, you never know for sure until
StevieM
May 2018
#13
As has been pointed out, name recognition has older candidates doing well in these early polls.
S.E. TN Liberal
May 2018
#23
The ageism has got to stop... all three, Sanders, Warren, and Biden, make a great trio
InAbLuEsTaTe
May 2018
#28
That physical energy and mental acuity can and often does decline rapidly. Just a fact of life.
Garrett78
May 2018
#39
Yes, but there's something to be said for experience... not sayin' Kamala couldn't do a fine job...
InAbLuEsTaTe
May 2018
#40