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34. Joaquin and Julian Castro (n/t)

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Tue Nov 24, 2015, 09:27 PM

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Looking past 2016, who do you see as the future of the democratic party? [View all] craigmatic Nov 2015 OP

Kamala Harris, after she becomes Senator from California... nt villager Nov 2015 #1

This! Codeine Nov 2015 #6

agree... dhill926 Nov 2015 #51

Rep. Tulsi Gabbard D-Hawaii PADemD Nov 2015 #2

gabbard has a future...as a republican. she needs to primaired by the real dems nt msongs Nov 2015 #29

In what way is she a Republican? PADemD Nov 2015 #47

Kshama Sawant daleanime Nov 2015 #3

Excellent choice. JEB Nov 2015 #38

Except she's a socialist - TBF Nov 2015 #40

Nice pick, but no chance Reter Nov 2015 #45

If they don't remember who their constituents are, the Democratic party will not have a future tularetom Nov 2015 #4

^^THIS^^ CharlotteVale Nov 2015 #9

Plus a brazilian. hifiguy Nov 2015 #13

The future of the Democratic Party is to become the Republican Party from the 80s.[n/t] Maedhros Nov 2015 #17

I'd say the odds of that happening hifiguy Nov 2015 #31

Well, we already have 'Democrats' on DU criticizing modest tax increases Maedhros Nov 2015 #44

Damn right! hobbit709 Nov 2015 #48

Gavin Newsom has a past. As for Booker, he's not called "Cory the Tory" fior nothing. KamaAina Nov 2015 #5

I think he can win in 2018. He loves the cameras and could be a force in 2024. craigmatic Nov 2015 #10

I'll never forget him on Rachel Maddow's show, defending Bain Capital. CharlotteVale Nov 2015 #14

Booker, you mean. KamaAina Nov 2015 #16

Yes, Booker. CharlotteVale Nov 2015 #22

Phew! KamaAina Nov 2015 #23

Sorry! It's been almost 4 years and Booker still disgusts me. CharlotteVale Nov 2015 #24

Bill Clinton, May 2012, Romney's business record "sterling." merrily Nov 2015 #33

Puke! CharlotteVale Nov 2015 #36

Martin O'Malley. femmocrat Nov 2015 #7

Yeah I think so too. craigmatic Nov 2015 #15

But what's he going to do in the meantime? KamaAina Nov 2015 #18

I Suspect That The Castro Brothers Are Destined For Big Things Vogon_Glory Nov 2015 #8

They would be except that they have no statewide stage to really show what they can do. If only craigmatic Nov 2015 #12

O'Malley, Gavin Newsome, hifiguy Nov 2015 #11

Cory Booker is right on the money. Newsome I need to know more about Bucky Nov 2015 #19

Castro is good but he can't win TX at least not as it is now. craigmatic Nov 2015 #21

Doesn't have to win statewide. If Clinton picks him for VP, his base will be national Bucky Nov 2015 #25

I agree with Craigmatic. Besides, Castro is too green. LuvLoogie Nov 2015 #28

Hopefully some others in addition who are under the radar now BeyondGeography Nov 2015 #20

Tammy Baldwin, Tammy Duckworth, Lisa Madigan LuvLoogie Nov 2015 #26

Duckworth is amazing! longship Nov 2015 #41

Rahm 2024! Deny and Shred Nov 2015 #27

Oh, FFS. Martin O'Malley will be running for his second term in 2024!!! madinmaryland Nov 2015 #43

A bunch of Third Wayers. merrily Nov 2015 #30

Who will continue feeding the middle class into the hifiguy Nov 2015 #32

Joaquin and Julian Castro (n/t) Spider Jerusalem Nov 2015 #34

Until they lied about Bernie - TBF Nov 2015 #39

Same here. Very disappointing. hifiguy Nov 2015 #50

Nina Turner. nt JEB Nov 2015 #35

Mostly happy with our Senator Jeff Merkley. JEB Nov 2015 #37

Hillary Clinton in 2020, Michelle Obama in 2024/2028, and Chelsea Clinton 2032/2036... madinmaryland Nov 2015 #42

I swear some of the dimmer lights hifiguy Nov 2015 #49

If Bernie could get Warren to run as VP Go Vols Nov 2015 #46

There seems to be a well financed movement to one party. Preparation has bseen in process Todays_Illusion Nov 2015 #52

Chelsea Clinton GP6971 Nov 2015 #53