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DoctorMyEyes

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1. too far into an uncertain future

Reply to DonViejo (Original post)

Fri Dec 16, 2016, 09:50 AM

Dec 2016

I'm sorry, but anyone thinking ahead to 2020 at this point is wasting valuable time and ignoring what we are facing in the immediate future. There may not even be a 2020 - or real elections.

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Democrats with 2020 ambitions finagle the committee assignments that boosted Clinton and Kaine [View all] DonViejo Dec 2016 OP

too far into an uncertain future DoctorMyEyes Dec 2016 #1

What are you apologizing for, expressing your opinion? DonViejo Dec 2016 #2

Message auto-removed Name removed Dec 2016 #3

we'll see how people feel about electing people with zero FP depth after 4 years of Trump nt geek tragedy Dec 2016 #5

My primary election support of Sanders was driven in part by foreign policy. David__77 Dec 2016 #12

Booker we knew about, but Warren moving to Armed Services is a very interesting move. geek tragedy Dec 2016 #4

Also, Booker seems to be the favorite based on this alone: geek tragedy Dec 2016 #6

Booker and Kaine are good ... ZoomBubba Dec 2016 #7

Yeah, Kaine is a dynamo. vi5 Dec 2016 #9

So, what's wrong with Kaine then? ZoomBubba Dec 2016 #10

Oh you've got to be trolling at this point... vi5 Dec 2016 #13

I'm not trolling ... ZoomBubba Dec 2016 #14

Ugh...please not Booker vi5 Dec 2016 #8

Like it or not ... ZoomBubba Dec 2016 #11