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It should have ended with something all democrats could use tonight.
The number to the suicide hot line.
The number to the suicide hot line.
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Is that how the Democrats are explaining all those new voters they're registering???100 people killed a day from gun shot Wounds? Lol
No American flag again
… and they are off to a fighting start!! Tough questions and biting responses.
I admit I enjoyed it strictly for all the cringeworthy moments, and the Democrat Socialist Party does indeed seem to have a terminal case of Progressivitis.What a waste of time. I tried to watch highlights on YouTube and couldn't take more than 2 minutes. The Democrat party is terminally ill.
Every Dem hopeful is (fatally) flawed and rest assured the Trump campaign is op-researching the top 4-5. Pete is clearly the most eloquent (and lucid) but his lack of experience and his "1st Lady" will be hinderances in many parts of the country. I find him to be shallow but adept at covering it. Trump would crack his technocrat veneer.Watched that debate as objectively as I could. Came to the conclusion that they all suck, but the best of the worst by far is Mayor Pete. He at least can make a point without screeching. In a debate with Trump, his demeanor would be the hardest to crack. But then again, since he is on the periphery of the candidates, nobody is really checking him that close either.
Mularkey!Biden won tonight. His lights were on - and he was home.
Every Dem hopeful is (fatally) flawed and rest assured the Trump campaign is op-researching the top 4-5. Pete is clearly the most eloquent (and lucid) but his lack of experience and his "1st Lady" will be hinderances in many parts of the country. I find him to be shallow but adept at covering it. Trump would crack his technocrat veneer.Watched that debate as objectively as I could. Came to the conclusion that they all suck, but the best of the worst by far is Mayor Pete. He at least can make a point without screeching. In a debate with Trump, his demeanor would be the hardest to crack. But then again, since he is on the periphery of the candidates, nobody is really checking him that close either.
Conclusion: the Dems don't have a #1 starter … just a few #3 and the rest #5. The survivor must satisfy the "progressive" wing and will be burdened with the party's socialist platform and image.
"We’re losing our damn minds": James Carville unloads on the Democratic Party
I believe she meant relatively speaking. Lakhota's lights are rarely on.Mularkey!Biden won tonight. His lights were on - and he was home.
Kerry is too old at 76 to be given the magic carpet ride and would attract exactly zero support from the under 35 crowd. It would have to be someone with name recognition who could excite the young lemmings while not repulsing the moderates … no easy task. There is still a chance that 2-3 currently jamming the mod lane will drop out and get behind a single non-socialist, perhaps in exchange for the VP slot or a cabinet position.Every Dem hopeful is (fatally) flawed and rest assured the Trump campaign is op-researching the top 4-5. Pete is clearly the most eloquent (and lucid) but his lack of experience and his "1st Lady" will be hinderances in many parts of the country. I find him to be shallow but adept at covering it. Trump would crack his technocrat veneer.Watched that debate as objectively as I could. Came to the conclusion that they all suck, but the best of the worst by far is Mayor Pete. He at least can make a point without screeching. In a debate with Trump, his demeanor would be the hardest to crack. But then again, since he is on the periphery of the candidates, nobody is really checking him that close either.
Conclusion: the Dems don't have a #1 starter … just a few #3 and the rest #5. The survivor must satisfy the "progressive" wing and will be burdened with the party's socialist platform and image.
"We’re losing our damn minds": James Carville unloads on the Democratic Party
You know SAY, you spend more time on here than I do, so you could handle the thread about the question I really have-------------->
If BERNARD does NOT win the DNC nomination on the 1st ballot, we know they are going to ice him.
Sooooooooo, who will the DNC nominee be? Someone on the stage, or totally someone else not even presently running?
Personally, I feel it will be someone else not presently running. None of these people on the DNC side has the cache to beat Trump, and all of their sound bites in the vault during the debates will be used to torpedo them, like free healthcare for illegals.
No, I expect a big gun to be brought out like Kerry, or someone like that, as a conciliatory candidate to put the rank and file together; or at least that will be the reasoning they use!
Kerry is too old at 76 to be given the magic carpet ride and would attract exactly zero support from the under 35 crowd. It would have to be someone with name recognition who could excite the young lemmings while not repulsing the moderates … no easy task. There is still a chance that 2-3 currently jamming the mod lane will drop out and get behind a single non-socialist, perhaps in exchange for the VP slot or a cabinet position.Every Dem hopeful is (fatally) flawed and rest assured the Trump campaign is op-researching the top 4-5. Pete is clearly the most eloquent (and lucid) but his lack of experience and his "1st Lady" will be hinderances in many parts of the country. I find him to be shallow but adept at covering it. Trump would crack his technocrat veneer.Watched that debate as objectively as I could. Came to the conclusion that they all suck, but the best of the worst by far is Mayor Pete. He at least can make a point without screeching. In a debate with Trump, his demeanor would be the hardest to crack. But then again, since he is on the periphery of the candidates, nobody is really checking him that close either.
Conclusion: the Dems don't have a #1 starter … just a few #3 and the rest #5. The survivor must satisfy the "progressive" wing and will be burdened with the party's socialist platform and image.
"We’re losing our damn minds": James Carville unloads on the Democratic Party
You know SAY, you spend more time on here than I do, so you could handle the thread about the question I really have-------------->
If BERNARD does NOT win the DNC nomination on the 1st ballot, we know they are going to ice him.
Sooooooooo, who will the DNC nominee be? Someone on the stage, or totally someone else not even presently running?
Personally, I feel it will be someone else not presently running. None of these people on the DNC side has the cache to beat Trump, and all of their sound bites in the vault during the debates will be used to torpedo them, like free healthcare for illegals.
No, I expect a big gun to be brought out like Kerry, or someone like that, as a conciliatory candidate to put the rank and file together; or at least that will be the reasoning they use!
A brokered convention would be another Texas Chainsaw Massacre … a river of blood.
Kerry is too old at 76 to be given the magic carpet ride
Kerry is too old at 76 to be given the magic carpet ride and would attract exactly zero support from the under 35 crowd. It would have to be someone with name recognition who could excite the young lemmings while not repulsing the moderates … no easy task. There is still a chance that 2-3 currently jamming the mod lane will drop out and get behind a single non-socialist, perhaps in exchange for the VP slot or a cabinet position.Every Dem hopeful is (fatally) flawed and rest assured the Trump campaign is op-researching the top 4-5. Pete is clearly the most eloquent (and lucid) but his lack of experience and his "1st Lady" will be hinderances in many parts of the country. I find him to be shallow but adept at covering it. Trump would crack his technocrat veneer.Watched that debate as objectively as I could. Came to the conclusion that they all suck, but the best of the worst by far is Mayor Pete. He at least can make a point without screeching. In a debate with Trump, his demeanor would be the hardest to crack. But then again, since he is on the periphery of the candidates, nobody is really checking him that close either.
Conclusion: the Dems don't have a #1 starter … just a few #3 and the rest #5. The survivor must satisfy the "progressive" wing and will be burdened with the party's socialist platform and image.
"We’re losing our damn minds": James Carville unloads on the Democratic Party
You know SAY, you spend more time on here than I do, so you could handle the thread about the question I really have-------------->
If BERNARD does NOT win the DNC nomination on the 1st ballot, we know they are going to ice him.
Sooooooooo, who will the DNC nominee be? Someone on the stage, or totally someone else not even presently running?
Personally, I feel it will be someone else not presently running. None of these people on the DNC side has the cache to beat Trump, and all of their sound bites in the vault during the debates will be used to torpedo them, like free healthcare for illegals.
No, I expect a big gun to be brought out like Kerry, or someone like that, as a conciliatory candidate to put the rank and file together; or at least that will be the reasoning they use!
A brokered convention would be another Texas Chainsaw Massacre … a river of blood.
Biden had instant name recognition, establishment bone fides, and the possibility of attracting donors. That made him attractive until he opened his mouth and catching BurismaVirus certainly didn't help. His staff had months to formulate lucid responses and the best they could do was "you're a lying, pony-faced dog soldier."Kerry is too old at 76 to be given the magic carpet ride and would attract exactly zero support from the under 35 crowd. It would have to be someone with name recognition who could excite the young lemmings while not repulsing the moderates … no easy task. There is still a chance that 2-3 currently jamming the mod lane will drop out and get behind a single non-socialist, perhaps in exchange for the VP slot or a cabinet position.Every Dem hopeful is (fatally) flawed and rest assured the Trump campaign is op-researching the top 4-5. Pete is clearly the most eloquent (and lucid) but his lack of experience and his "1st Lady" will be hinderances in many parts of the country. I find him to be shallow but adept at covering it. Trump would crack his technocrat veneer.Watched that debate as objectively as I could. Came to the conclusion that they all suck, but the best of the worst by far is Mayor Pete. He at least can make a point without screeching. In a debate with Trump, his demeanor would be the hardest to crack. But then again, since he is on the periphery of the candidates, nobody is really checking him that close either.
Conclusion: the Dems don't have a #1 starter … just a few #3 and the rest #5. The survivor must satisfy the "progressive" wing and will be burdened with the party's socialist platform and image.
"We’re losing our damn minds": James Carville unloads on the Democratic Party
You know SAY, you spend more time on here than I do, so you could handle the thread about the question I really have-------------->
If BERNARD does NOT win the DNC nomination on the 1st ballot, we know they are going to ice him.
Sooooooooo, who will the DNC nominee be? Someone on the stage, or totally someone else not even presently running?
Personally, I feel it will be someone else not presently running. None of these people on the DNC side has the cache to beat Trump, and all of their sound bites in the vault during the debates will be used to torpedo them, like free healthcare for illegals.
No, I expect a big gun to be brought out like Kerry, or someone like that, as a conciliatory candidate to put the rank and file together; or at least that will be the reasoning they use!
A brokered convention would be another Texas Chainsaw Massacre … a river of blood.
Look at who/whom is running now! Is Kerry more lucid than Biden? Probably.
I am pretty sure if they hose BERNARD, they are going to one of their big guns, even if they are old. What choice have they really got, and as long as they are lucid, it is a better choice than anything on the stage.
They put their belief in Biden, didn't they? And the only reason they are backtracking is---------->he can NOT put 2 sentences together. So why not Kerry? He is younger than Joe, has a track record, and can at least put 1 and 1/2 sentences together!
Or maybe Hilly?
What Kerry and Hilly have in common is----------->they almost won, very close as we all know. So to think they are not the best vote getters if they can still speak, is a crazy thought!
Biden had instant name recognition, establishment bone fides, and the possibility of attracting donors. That made him attractive until he opened his mouth and catching BurismaVirus certainly didn't help. His staff had months to formulate lucid responses and the best they could do was "you're a lying, pony-faced dog soldier."Kerry is too old at 76 to be given the magic carpet ride and would attract exactly zero support from the under 35 crowd. It would have to be someone with name recognition who could excite the young lemmings while not repulsing the moderates … no easy task. There is still a chance that 2-3 currently jamming the mod lane will drop out and get behind a single non-socialist, perhaps in exchange for the VP slot or a cabinet position.Every Dem hopeful is (fatally) flawed and rest assured the Trump campaign is op-researching the top 4-5. Pete is clearly the most eloquent (and lucid) but his lack of experience and his "1st Lady" will be hinderances in many parts of the country. I find him to be shallow but adept at covering it. Trump would crack his technocrat veneer.Watched that debate as objectively as I could. Came to the conclusion that they all suck, but the best of the worst by far is Mayor Pete. He at least can make a point without screeching. In a debate with Trump, his demeanor would be the hardest to crack. But then again, since he is on the periphery of the candidates, nobody is really checking him that close either.
Conclusion: the Dems don't have a #1 starter … just a few #3 and the rest #5. The survivor must satisfy the "progressive" wing and will be burdened with the party's socialist platform and image.
"We’re losing our damn minds": James Carville unloads on the Democratic Party
You know SAY, you spend more time on here than I do, so you could handle the thread about the question I really have-------------->
If BERNARD does NOT win the DNC nomination on the 1st ballot, we know they are going to ice him.
Sooooooooo, who will the DNC nominee be? Someone on the stage, or totally someone else not even presently running?
Personally, I feel it will be someone else not presently running. None of these people on the DNC side has the cache to beat Trump, and all of their sound bites in the vault during the debates will be used to torpedo them, like free healthcare for illegals.
No, I expect a big gun to be brought out like Kerry, or someone like that, as a conciliatory candidate to put the rank and file together; or at least that will be the reasoning they use!
A brokered convention would be another Texas Chainsaw Massacre … a river of blood.
Look at who/whom is running now! Is Kerry more lucid than Biden? Probably.
I am pretty sure if they hose BERNARD, they are going to one of their big guns, even if they are old. What choice have they really got, and as long as they are lucid, it is a better choice than anything on the stage.
They put their belief in Biden, didn't they? And the only reason they are backtracking is---------->he can NOT put 2 sentences together. So why not Kerry? He is younger than Joe, has a track record, and can at least put 1 and 1/2 sentences together!
Or maybe Hilly?
What Kerry and Hilly have in common is----------->they almost won, very close as we all know. So to think they are not the best vote getters if they can still speak, is a crazy thought!
Yeah … that'll save him.
Anxious Democratic Establishment Asks, ‘Is There Anybody Else?’