Re: Election 2020
Posted: Fri January 17, 2020 5:20 pm


Interview a couple extreme Bernie Bros and slap a headline on it: poof! News!Bi_3 wrote:verb_to_trust wrote:And what then? In 2024 the Republican version of Bloomberg buys the election? We need to get money out of politics. Does Bloomberg intend to fix this if he successfully buys the election? Someone should ask him.Bi_3 wrote:Pretty much this.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions ... ergs-race/
It's not too late to get on board team. Bloomberg can fund the entire party's slate in 2020 by himself and give the Blue team the best chance to retake the senate and actually pass meaning reform instead of pontificating at rallies.
I don't know, but look at the alternative:
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news ... a-centrist
They are all Bernie Bros to me, my friend.verb_to_trust wrote:Interview a couple extreme Bernie Bros and slap a headline on it: poof! News!Bi_3 wrote:verb_to_trust wrote:And what then? In 2024 the Republican version of Bloomberg buys the election? We need to get money out of politics. Does Bloomberg intend to fix this if he successfully buys the election? Someone should ask him.Bi_3 wrote:Pretty much this.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions ... ergs-race/
It's not too late to get on board team. Bloomberg can fund the entire party's slate in 2020 by himself and give the Blue team the best chance to retake the senate and actually pass meaning reform instead of pontificating at rallies.
I don't know, but look at the alternative:
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news ... a-centrist
Not everyone who supports Sanders is going to abandon the party if Bernie isn't the nomination. They're playing you bro.Bi_3 wrote:They are all Bernie Bros to me, my friend.verb_to_trust wrote:Interview a couple extreme Bernie Bros and slap a headline on it: poof! News!Bi_3 wrote:verb_to_trust wrote:And what then? In 2024 the Republican version of Bloomberg buys the election? We need to get money out of politics. Does Bloomberg intend to fix this if he successfully buys the election? Someone should ask him.Bi_3 wrote:Pretty much this.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions ... ergs-race/
It's not too late to get on board team. Bloomberg can fund the entire party's slate in 2020 by himself and give the Blue team the best chance to retake the senate and actually pass meaning reform instead of pontificating at rallies.
I don't know, but look at the alternative:
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news ... a-centrist
I'm curious why you are so adamant about removing Trump right now, since you strike me as fiscally conservative and the economy is booming right now. Outside of a hardline stance on immigration, he's been a fairly standard Republican president in practice.Bi_3 wrote:Pretty much this.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions ... ergs-race/
It's not too late to get on board team. Bloomberg can fund the entire party's slate in 2020 by himself and give the Blue team the best chance to retake the senate and actually pass meaning reform instead of pontificating at rallies.
I just mean fiscally conservative in the way Republican presidents usually are. As in not at all. But presidents usually get the blame or credit for the economy, even though it's seldom deserved.tragabigzanda wrote:Trump is not even remotely what I'd consider fiscally conservative. He touts the ideology, but he's running a $1T deficit, is extremely wasteful with taxpayer dollars, and reallocates defense and DoC cash for his stupid fucking wall, while continually driving the US into a weaker bargaining spot on the international trade stage.
I totally understand someone voting for him in 2016 for concerns of fiscal responsibility, but you'd have to be a grade A moron to vote for him again for the same reasons in 2020.
Noah RothmanBurtReynolds wrote:I'm just trying to pin BI_3 down. is he the Bill Kristol of RM?
I’ll take itMcParadigm wrote:Noah RothmanBurtReynolds wrote:I'm just trying to pin BI_3 down. is he the Bill Kristol of RM?
you’re right, Biden too frail to take on Trump head to head nowStrat wrote:Trump would probably wipe the floor with Biden in a debate. Not on the issues, but just strength and personality wise.
Biden fumbles all over himself constantly. He'll look old and weak next to trump.
You don't think exploding the national debt during the "best economy in history" is a good long game for President Applesaucebrain?tragabigzanda wrote:And his "very strong economy" will undoubtedly burst, like they always do. But I'm terrified of the position he'll have put us in when it happens.
That's a cool little quiz. Here are my results:tragabigzanda wrote:WaPo has a new “which candidate are you ?” quiz.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics ... s-with-me/
I got:
Bloomberg: 16
Biden: 13
Steyer:13
Klobuchar: 12
Buttigeg: 11
Warren: 10
Yang: 8
Sanders: 7
Gabbard: 6