Democratic Primaries

marylandblue

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17. If they are actually on board with this, they need to shout it from the rooftops

Sun May 5, 2019, 03:16 PM

May 2019

be prepared to spend trillions of dollars and not imagine that throwing a few pennies at "innovation" or pie-in-the-sky carbon capture is going to do it. Most importantly they need to be willing to break party ranks to get it done. Only Murkowski has been willing to buck her party at all, and even then it's a rarity and under much public pressure.

If I were to vote in a presidential
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden

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Biden Thinks Trump Is the Problem, Not All Republicans. Other Democrats Disagree. [View all] Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin May 2019 OP

This shows he has not learned DonCoquixote May 2019 #1

Biden has disappointed me with that statement katmondoo May 2019 #7

Trump wound not be president and could not continue to be president Jarqui May 2019 #2

Exactly. Rhiannon12866 May 2019 #8

Ugh. jalan48 May 2019 #3

Ahem. Eko May 2019 #4

Great article. Haven't we forgiven Warren for being a Reagan fan? redstateblues May 2019 #10

That was more than two decades ago Bradshaw3 May 2019 #26

she was not a Reagan fan, that's a smear, see my post Celerity May 2019 #40

that is not a factual statement at all Celerity May 2019 #39

And now he is running on an urgent issue with ZERO Republican support. marylandblue May 2019 #14

Actually there are some republicans Eko May 2019 #16

If they are actually on board with this, they need to shout it from the rooftops marylandblue May 2019 #17

Seems a little like you are moving the goalposts. Eko May 2019 #19

Zero support for Inslee's proposals, nothing in that article is even close marylandblue May 2019 #20

. Eko May 2019 #21

I took your information into your account and clarified what I meant. marylandblue May 2019 #22

How does that make any sense as your argument? Eko May 2019 #24

I didn't say any of them did. I hope they all plan to twist Republican arms if necessary. marylandblue May 2019 #25

The GOP going back as far as Reagan is the problem. BeckyDem May 2019 #5

At least Reagan and Bush I did make bipartisan deals marylandblue May 2019 #15

True. BeckyDem May 2019 #29

it IS the Republican party Skittles May 2019 #6

Republicans in Congress may be your personal friends, Joe, but they ain't no friends of Democrats dalton99a May 2019 #9

I call him the physical manifestation of their hate Sugarcoated May 2019 #33

OFFS This IS the Republican party Mitch, Lindsey, Jordan, Gowdy, Nunes. The whole fucking bunch Autumn May 2019 #11

John Fugelsang has an AWESOME "Star Wars" analogy on this subject. bullwinkle428 May 2019 #12

and therein lies the problem with Joe Biden: shanny May 2019 #13

It is an incredibly clever strategy on the part of Biden NYMinute May 2019 #18

Normally I would say that comments like this are pretty meaningless Politicub May 2019 #23

If Trump goes, the path is cleared to get rid of weakened Republicans emmaverybo May 2019 #27

Electability only you guys count. And trumpies too. robbedvoter May 2019 #31

Biden is wrong, if I may be so bold. dchill May 2019 #28

For those saying war, crime bill etc are in the past - this is today robbedvoter May 2019 #30

This isn't going to work, MSM. Good luck anyway I guess emulatorloo May 2019 #32

He's wrong. The Republican Party is becoming a fascist party and Donald Trump is not to blame. StevieM May 2019 #34

The way I see it is Sugarcoated May 2019 #35

We lost those voters because of the relentless actions of James Comey. StevieM May 2019 #37

It was Turtle and his cohorts who blocked Obama's pick for the Supreme Court seat Autumn May 2019 #36

I agree w/most Democrats, but....if he gets the nomination, he has to work w/those guys. Honeycombe8 May 2019 #38