Does Kander prove MO is not completely gone for Dems?

[RINO Tom]

It is beyond gone for them in presidential races, but the right Democrat (one who is perceived as an outsider or moderate or populist or whatever) could easily win a Senate or gubernatorial race there. Missouri politics is quite awful, honestly. It is easily my least favorite "red" state.

What makes it different for a national candidate, if they'd vote for the exact same person on a local level? Trust?

Good question, it's not as if people like McCaskill or Kander are even remotely less liberal than Clinton or Obama. Apparently it doesn't take much to convince the average MO voter to vote for a Democrat, but for some reason they think the national Democratic party has abandonded them. Basically all you need to do is scream "muh outsider", "muh guns" and "muh Missouri values" and you'll be a shoo-in in MO. Awful state.

Yikes, tell us how you really feel.  Haha, I honestly can't say I feel strongly about a state as an entity besides having a real attachment to Illinois and Iowa!

[RINO Tom]

This is exactly what Cory Booker needs is a Afghanistani Vet to reach out to military families. Dems don't need MO, NC or even FL.  But, they can reach out to the white working class in PA and Iowa and FL, that Clinton failed to win over as she failed to win the presidency

What role will you play on the ticket with Cory Booker and Ben Jealous?