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16. Ross Perot. Donald Trump

Tue Dec 3, 2019, 01:43 PM

Dec 2019

Even, there I say it here? Andrew Yang and Tom Steyer.

Many voters still long for a "business owner" to take control of the maddening bureaucracies and just cut through all the paperwork and get things done.

But, as we know, democracy is messy but as others have said: the best we can have. We do have three branches of government and we do need to consider everything into making a decisions.

While none of the men in my examples would do it, not even Trump, we have to remember the successful business owners succeed by, among other things, recognize "non performing assets" and divest out of them. In human terms, these "non performing assets" would be the poor, the sick and the elderly..

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

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How is Bloomberg getting so much support? [View all] redqueen Dec 2019 OP

Simple Sherman A1 Dec 2019 #1

This Peacetrain Dec 2019 #2

We deserve another 4 years of trump again, then, I guess redqueen Dec 2019 #3

His and Steyer's ads are on TV constantly. Nt spooky3 Dec 2019 #4

I think a lot of the negativity has to do with a few positions he's had over the years.... George II Dec 2019 #5

Well, he's been a democrat, a republican, and an independent Merlot Dec 2019 #7

So if he is the nominee to take on Trump, you aren't sure you will vote or for him? Really? Pachamama Dec 2019 #12

He would have to work really hard to win me over Merlot Dec 2019 #14

Many have changed their affiliations during the years question everything Dec 2019 #19

I would be horrified if he won the nomination (I doubt he will), but I would still vote for him, tblue37 Dec 2019 #31

The way he talks about women literally disgusts me. redqueen Dec 2019 #10

Today, we are all women. dchill Dec 2019 #17

those "few positions" were not inconsequential ones, though thesquanderer Dec 2019 #13

He was much more well known than most of the candidates were before they started running Jose Garcia Dec 2019 #6

I don't think so, it's just he has a lot of money. Merlot Dec 2019 #8

He has only just started spending it Jose Garcia Dec 2019 #11

His name recognition was relatively high from the start of the primaries. TwilightZone Dec 2019 #24

"Money" Uncle Joe Dec 2019 #9

He's not getting very much support at all. Registering above other minor candidates is not a feat. tritsofme Dec 2019 #15

Harris is minor? nt redqueen Dec 2019 #18

At this point, certainly. She has not been a top tier candidate for months. tritsofme Dec 2019 #26

I was shocked to see he passed her. redqueen Dec 2019 #29

3.4% average in the polls TwilightZone Dec 2019 #28

Ross Perot. Donald Trump question everything Dec 2019 #16

Yang has demonstrated his values. Shameful to lump him in redqueen Dec 2019 #20

His support is about what it was before he took his name out of contention early in the primaries TwilightZone Dec 2019 #21

This party is just begging for a schism. nt redqueen Dec 2019 #22

With Bloomberg at 4-6%? Nah. TwilightZone Dec 2019 #25

Let's hope he doesn't pick up steam redqueen Dec 2019 #27

Bloomberg was elected by NYC Democrats three times... brooklynite Dec 2019 #23

I don't remember Joe Biden supporting George W. Bush and Dick Cheney for re-election. StevieM Dec 2019 #30

The question in the OP wasn't why activists at a political blog do or don't support him... brooklynite Dec 2019 #35

You thinking Bloomy now? BannonsLiver Dec 2019 #36

I'm honestly amazed at how hard it is to understand me... brooklynite Dec 2019 #37

He is not missed. I'll leave it at that. nt redqueen Dec 2019 #33

Right now.... FarPoint Dec 2019 #32

Some are afraid Biden is going to lose the nomination. Act_of_Reparation Dec 2019 #34

Prediction - Biden will win the nomination and Bloomberg will throw his Doodley Dec 2019 #38