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In reply to the discussion: Hey girl....just not yet. Maybe later hon. [View all]delisen
(7,369 posts)143. Yes Obama did lack experience and we need experience more then ever now.
We have a chance at full democracy--but it is a chance not a certainty.
We can't go back to the past, as attractive as that might seem to some.
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Looking at the Senate results...I fail to see how we can go 'left' as we live in a center left
Demsrule86
Dec 2018
#189
I want to win. And I look at the Senate and know in my bones left won't win Tennessee...we got
Demsrule86
Dec 2018
#233
If they really cared about those things we would not have a Republican senate. Consider
Demsrule86
Dec 2018
#237
Obama was in the Senate...and had extensive political experience in Chicago. Also,Obama ran during
Demsrule86
Dec 2018
#190
1) No, Beto IS in House now. 2) It's not like he asked for a draft movement. He was surprised too
Bucky
Dec 2018
#236
Exactly, I fail to see the swooning over Beto...not that I don't like him but Abrams and Gillum did
Demsrule86
Dec 2018
#234
Poor you. No one understands you. They're all just too sensitive. It has nothing to do with you
Squinch
Dec 2018
#173
The sort of thing said by a white guy who manages to vote only for a another white guy ...
marble falls
Dec 2018
#186
You're showing things about yourself that I don't think you mean to be showing.
Squinch
Dec 2018
#14
In all seriousness, we don't need to put things off for four more years....
not_the_one
Dec 2018
#115
No American in history suffered more unwarranted attacks than Hillary and she dealt with it
Eliot Rosewater
Dec 2018
#204
Kamala Harris will unite Obama and Hillary supporters and GOTV for us like no other candidate IMHO
TeamPooka
Dec 2018
#56
To put a fine point on it: Men who look like me have royaly screwed this country.
marble falls
Dec 2018
#187
Just last week I got alerted on for saying two white males doesn't work anymore...
brush
Dec 2018
#12
I would love another opportunity to vote for a woman for President as I did in 2016
pecosbob
Dec 2018
#15
I think we have women and candidates of color with good experiance than to even concider ...
marble falls
Dec 2018
#17
Maybe, but a lot of these possible candidates have their own more recent dismal failure
LakeArenal
Dec 2018
#34
Yeah I know he wasn't the greatest ... I was speaking only of the quote, since you brought it up
mr_lebowski
Dec 2018
#114
Biden Is Too Old (I know as I share a birthday with him), As Is Bernie. We Need New Blood!
DoctorJoJo
Dec 2018
#27
Right now, my criteria is to nominate anyone who Trump cannot make mincemeat of
smirkymonkey
Dec 2018
#88
Are gender and race your top two criteria when judging presidential candidates?
Renew Deal
Dec 2018
#64
Do you feel there are no suitable female candidates? Women have never been represented
Squinch
Dec 2018
#133
Because they are best represented by women. Research backs that up. See link in post #76.
Garrett78
Dec 2018
#77
Kamala Harris is the only decent female candidate whos name has been thrown out there.
phleshdef
Dec 2018
#80
Oprah is smart enough to know she has no business anywhere near the Presidency.
phleshdef
Dec 2018
#128
Intelligence, integrity, and genuineness don't count for shit with our party.
milestogo
Dec 2018
#125
The OP is requesting that women are finally represented in the executive branch. You characterize
Squinch
Dec 2018
#172
I'm so sick of this shit. All calls for female representation are dependably answered with, "You
Squinch
Dec 2018
#179
That Biden and Beto in talks article? It was bullshit. They're not discussing any such thing.
herding cats
Dec 2018
#116
We are reasy for THAT women for sure...she won, and the Russians committed acts of war to stop it nt
Baltimike
Dec 2018
#144
Sadly, we (Democrats and the DNC) are letting the media define the front runners
aikoaiko
Dec 2018
#162
I have long been baffled that we have yet to have a female president in this country
Rhiannon12866
Dec 2018
#184
I don't care who runs as long as they can win...I don't think Sen. Sanders nor
Demsrule86
Dec 2018
#188
I think HRC might decide to do it as we find outmore and more how the kGOPb rigged the election. nt
Baltimike
Dec 2018
#197
Why does advocating for a male candidate mean "we're not ready for a woman"?
brooklynite
Dec 2018
#206
But a prosecutorial style doesn't necessary lend itself to a political campaign.
brooklynite
Dec 2018
#215