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« on: December 10, 2016, 11:03:10 AM »

Clinton and Kaine are holding a party to thank their big $ donors....which may or may not be related to one or both of them thinking about 2020:

http://pagesix.com/2016/12/05/hillary-clinton-throwing-party-to-thank-millionaire-donors/

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I can't be the only person who's uncomfortable with this. Not the part about the potential run, neither of these two would survive the primary. The part about the open embrace of big money donors by the Party that's suppose to be for the poor and working class.

This makes me uneasy and I'm a centre-left Democrat. The Bernie wing is gonna continue to grow and will eat any Democratic politicians alive who engage in this kind of behavior in 2020.
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« Reply #1 on: December 10, 2016, 02:11:32 PM »

Clinton and Kaine are holding a party to thank their big $ donors....which may or may not be related to one or both of them thinking about 2020:

http://pagesix.com/2016/12/05/hillary-clinton-throwing-party-to-thank-millionaire-donors/

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I can't be the only person who's uncomfortable with this. Not the part about the potential run, neither of these two would survive the primary. The part about the open embrace of big money donors by the Party that's suppose to be for the poor and working class.

This makes me uneasy and I'm a centre-left Democrat. The Bernie wing is gonna continue to grow and will eat any Democratic politicians alive who engage in this kind of behavior in 2020.

They will energize the Republican Party like raw meat to a lion. Run them in 2020 and Donald Trump has a second term as President and the GOP will keep control of Congress

I'm honestly tired of people saying Candidate X definitely will or won't beat Trump. We don't know what 2020 will be like; Trump could lose to a potted plant or beat Jesus for all we know.

You can't deny that the Bernie wing will be a stronger force in 2020 than it was this time around. The trends all point to it.
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« Reply #2 on: December 10, 2016, 02:39:51 PM »

Clinton and Kaine are holding a party to thank their big $ donors....which may or may not be related to one or both of them thinking about 2020:

http://pagesix.com/2016/12/05/hillary-clinton-throwing-party-to-thank-millionaire-donors/

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I can't be the only person who's uncomfortable with this. Not the part about the potential run, neither of these two would survive the primary. The part about the open embrace of big money donors by the Party that's suppose to be for the poor and working class.

This makes me uneasy and I'm a centre-left Democrat. The Bernie wing is gonna continue to grow and will eat any Democratic politicians alive who engage in this kind of behavior in 2020.

They will energize the Republican Party like raw meat to a lion. Run them in 2020 and Donald Trump has a second term as President and the GOP will keep control of Congress

I'm honestly tired of people saying Candidate X definitely will or won't beat Trump. We don't know what 2020 will be like; Trump could lose to a potted plant or beat Jesus for all we know.

You can't deny that the Bernie wing will be a stronger force in 2020 than it was this time around. The trends all point to it.

What does that have to do with what I said?

Sorry, thought you were replying to me.

But to add on: I don't see any scenario where a centrist democrat can win the nomination and rally the democratic base in the general election given where we're headed.
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« Reply #3 on: December 11, 2016, 05:56:14 PM »

Shark Tank was on this Friday and had a segment about Mark Cuban's upbringing and his career.

It's a stretch, but are there any signs that this guy is considering a presidential run in 2020?
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