Democratic Primaries

appalachiablue

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1. When the SS- scold squad gets that targeted and the volume is

Reply to jezebel321 (Original post)

Fri Apr 26, 2019, 10:49 PM

Apr 2019

unbearable, ya just gotta say no-- to guilt trips, foolishness, or whatevah

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

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Is anyone else tired of the new talking point that it is sexist if you [View all] jezebel321 Apr 2019 OP

When the SS- scold squad gets that targeted and the volume is appalachiablue Apr 2019 #1

Our ticket should reflect the make-up of our party, thus two white males is out... brush Apr 2019 #2

Guess what...the average everyday Dem...ain't thinking like this. nt UniteFightBack Apr 2019 #9

Really? Do you think the Democratic base is white men? dawg day Apr 2019 #18

You must've responded to the wrong person. You repeated my argument. brush Apr 2019 #20

Did you purposely not read the one sentence I wrote where I said no such thing as you claim? UniteFightBack Apr 2019 #39

people of color and women-- might at least be interested in knowing there's a good chance that UniteFightBack Apr 2019 #41

Not so. The base of the party, those who show up to vote are POCs and women. brush Apr 2019 #19

Please point out where I said ANYTHING remotely close to what you are saying. And it UniteFightBack Apr 2019 #40

Ahhh..."the average, everyday Dem" are mostly women and POCs. There are of course... brush Apr 2019 #54

Our ticket should be a wining one and reflect the best person for the job...no Demsrule86 Apr 2019 #14

Then E. Warren is the obvious choice. bloom Apr 2019 #42

What state can she deliver? Massachusetts is going blue and we lose her Senate seat. Demsrule86 Apr 2019 #49

Warren is a daughter of the plains crazytown Apr 2019 #51

Running candidates based on gender and race Mr Tibbs Apr 2019 #34

very much so Skittles Apr 2019 #3

Hey, I am a old white female Doreen Apr 2019 #4

I am beginning to hope Polly Hennessey Apr 2019 #5

Thanks. With you. elleng Apr 2019 #6

I like that ticket too, elleng. I want to win. Period. n/t ms liberty Apr 2019 #30

Yes. I am. I was thrilled to have Hillary Clinton as our nominee in 2016, but that wasn't just highplainsdem Apr 2019 #7

Well my black female boss today said she's all in for Biden. So I guess she's all that stuff too.nt UniteFightBack Apr 2019 #8

Whoever is most likely to get tRump out of office will get my vote. Kath2 Apr 2019 #10

I am not worried about any of that- I want to win Meowmee Apr 2019 #11

It's not new-- it pops up every time a woman runs. Or doesn't run... TreasonousBastard Apr 2019 #12

Balancing a ticket by geography still makes sense...Biden/ Ryan would take Ohio. Demsrule86 Apr 2019 #15

Tim Ryan has zero chance to be VP Celerity Apr 2019 #16

Honestly I don't care about that AOC wasn't great about Nancy either. Demsrule86 Apr 2019 #50

AOC supported Pelosi, you are inferring non-factual info based on that RW-generated tosh from months Celerity Apr 2019 #52

Ryan has never won a statewide race...not sure what he done to demonstrate such strong tritsofme Apr 2019 #56

He is beloved in Ohio. Demsrule86 Apr 2019 #60

Curious then, why do you suppose has he never tried for governor or US Senate? tritsofme Apr 2019 #62

Why would he? He likes being a rep...should he run against Sherrod? Demsrule86 Apr 2019 #63

If he is as popular as you indicate, he may have been able to take down Portman in 2016. tritsofme Apr 2019 #64

He is running for VP. Ohio is the most important state. Demsrule86 Apr 2019 #66

Haven't heard that one, but I'll stay alert for it. TygrBright Apr 2019 #13

Yep. nt Honeycombe8 Apr 2019 #17

I have been hearing this and promptly ignored it leftofcool Apr 2019 #21

I'm for Kamala. You're neither sexist or racist if she's not your #1 Steven Maurer Apr 2019 #22

It is only sexist when people say that our next nominee needs to be a white male, pnwmom Apr 2019 #23

I see that as the 'suggested' (underlying) message bloom Apr 2019 #43

No, but I sure am tired of hearing about "safe," "normal" choices. kcr Apr 2019 #24

one of my Favorites is a white male candidate and i'm not feeling what you are feeling JI7 Apr 2019 #25

depends on your reasons. if you're consciously picking one over the other bc of sex or race Kurt V. Apr 2019 #26

Sexism and racism bloom Apr 2019 #44

I agree. madaboutharry Apr 2019 #27

Nope. Not tired at all. robbedvoter Apr 2019 #28

Hillary Clinton was taken seriously and was rejected because ms liberty Apr 2019 #31

Republicans will likely have more money bloom Apr 2019 #46

Most Democrats just want to win in 2020. Laelth Apr 2019 #29

I care about taking back our country and there are candidates that can not do that at the national beachbum bob Apr 2019 #32

actually - your concepts do sound sexist. bloom Apr 2019 #47

We need to focus on policy and beating Trump. IluvPitties Apr 2019 #33

Bingo. The late June Dem debates are EXTREMELY important. Funtatlaguy Apr 2019 #36

Nobody has said that. Codeine Apr 2019 #35

I think it's ridiculous. I voted for Obama and Hillary because I believed them Kahuna7 Apr 2019 #37

Why do we attack one another when "your choice isn't my choice"? FakeNoose Apr 2019 #38

I'm tired of it customerserviceguy Apr 2019 #45

Trouble is - if the Democrats here can't recognize their sexism and racism bloom Apr 2019 #48

I don't think it's sexist loves_da_dems Apr 2019 #53

You know what's really ridiculous? qazplm135 Apr 2019 #55

And if you don't particularly care for either of those candidates...choose another! tritsofme Apr 2019 #57

And why would one qazplm135 Apr 2019 #58

You are certainly entitled to your opinion. Neither of those candidates interest me. tritsofme Apr 2019 #59

Yes. emmaverybo Apr 2019 #61

That's new to me. I've never heard that "talking point." NurseJackie Apr 2019 #65