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In reply to the discussion: Clinton allies open to backing Warren for president in 2020 [View all]Zing Zing Zingbah
(6,496 posts)172. Yeah, I agree.
I'm also a woman and feminist, but also a realist. What's important is getting someone in there who is going to look out for all of us. Who is most electable right now? That's who we need to run. Having a female VP is a great way to warm people up to the idea of a female president. Unfortunately, I know a bunch of people who wouldn't vote for Hillary just because she was a woman. I think it shows sexism is more in grained in American culture than racism.
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i dont see her as a strong candidate either..she always seems to be a little self conscious...
samnsara
Jun 2018
#145
Right now, Bernie is urging people to vote Democratic without mentioning the name of
Sophia4
Jun 2018
#107
I don't really but I don't think Elizabeth could win. I like our Oregon Senator
OregonBlue
Jun 2018
#159
If Elizabeth, like the article says, pulls Democrats away from Hillary's more centrist positions...
InAbLuEsTaTe
Jun 2018
#6
Riiiight, that's why Bernie votes with the Democrats more often than any other Democrat.
InAbLuEsTaTe
Jun 2018
#23
"Bernie has demonstrated his loyalty to Democrats... beyond just words." -- GMAFB!
NurseJackie
Jun 2018
#47
Bernie Caucuses with the party and is a member of the following committees.
CentralMass
Jun 2018
#32
I think it is obvious he is going to oppose loudly and often the Democratic Party
Eliot Rosewater
Jun 2018
#46
You got that right! Most of the Democrats I know absolutely LOVE Bernie and would
InAbLuEsTaTe
Jun 2018
#57
His endorsements have been dismal at best. You can wear the blinders as much as you want, but MOST
still_one
Jun 2018
#77
Once Jerry Brown retires, I expect that California will adopt a ballot access law
Gothmog
Jun 2018
#93
I don't see too many changes occurring in California's voting system. I do agree with your
still_one
Jun 2018
#111
You may be right and Bernie won't run. If he does, yes, he SHOULD release his tax returns
InAbLuEsTaTe
Jun 2018
#100
Because, even though Bernie's not technically registered as a Democrat, he votes, campaigns & leads
InAbLuEsTaTe
Jun 2018
#56
I think the 2020 race IS going to be fair and square, in which case, what ever happens happens.
InAbLuEsTaTe
Jun 2018
#58
I believe Bernie absolutely SHOULD release at least 5 years of tax returns.
InAbLuEsTaTe
Jun 2018
#102
He needs to release 10...5 would only cover about a year before the last presidential...
Demsrule86
Jun 2018
#152
If Bernie wins the nomination, having released 10 years of tax returns as you suggest...
InAbLuEsTaTe
Jun 2018
#155
five years is not good enough as it is only one year before 16...I want to know why he
Demsrule86
Jun 2018
#167
I think Bernie WILL release his tax returns, should he decide to run again...
InAbLuEsTaTe
Jun 2018
#60
Looking to the future, I expect Bernie will do the right thing in this regard, should he run again.
InAbLuEsTaTe
Jun 2018
#117
I recall Bernie did release at least one tax return... if he runs again, he should release more.
InAbLuEsTaTe
Jun 2018
#163
"Hillary's more centrist positions" is a repeated campaign meme to divide the voter block, you reali
Wwcd
Jun 2018
#28
If your standard is now to dismiss Bernie as a 2020 candidate just because he lost his 1st primary
InAbLuEsTaTe
Jun 2018
#66
NO. Sanders WILL divide Democrats, and it is time for him to hang up his presidential ambitions.
still_one
Jun 2018
#75
Any "divide" has zip to do with Bernie... time to move on & focus on what unites us as Democrats.
InAbLuEsTaTe
Jun 2018
#84
I won't get into a flame war with you except to say your assessment is wrong, and if you
still_one
Jun 2018
#112
So if Hillary decides she wants to run again in 2020, you also would be against HER doing so?
InAbLuEsTaTe
Jun 2018
#114
Yes, without hesitation. That is the only way to move forward from what happened in 2016
still_one
Jun 2018
#144
There are PLENTY of reasons to be against you know who without using age.
Eliot Rosewater
Jun 2018
#45
I'm all for younger politicians entering the field of potential Democratic candidates for Prez...
InAbLuEsTaTe
Jun 2018
#15
The human mind and body does break down. And we need someone with more charisma, in my opinion.
Garrett78
Jun 2018
#25
Joe missed his "golden opportunity" to continue with 8 more years of the Obama agenda...
InAbLuEsTaTe
Jun 2018
#158
I'm open to backing any non-divisive registered Democrat. And Warren wouldnt have it any other way
stevenleser
Jun 2018
#17
Yeah, except she said the primary was rigged against Bernie. She's my Senator and I
seaglass
Jun 2018
#35
Kamala Harris, Tammi Duckworth, Amy Klobuchar, Joe Kennedy III, Julian Castro, Jacquain Castro
Blue_true
Jun 2018
#52
Not what it is... Elizabeth, Nancy, Maxine, among other women, would crush BLOTUS.
InAbLuEsTaTe
Jun 2018
#24
She sure did. Don't understand how some can so easily dismiss women candidates in this day and age.
InAbLuEsTaTe
Jun 2018
#116
Warren is gutsy and goes after the most corrupt org. in the U.S. .. the banking industry
YOHABLO
Jun 2018
#81
I think if people want someone who can bring all the wings of the party together, is young and
stevenleser
Jun 2018
#109
If Warren and Sanders did run, wouldn't that effectively split the vote, if a good
OnDoutside
Jun 2018
#131