Red Mosquito

Of course it is. But it would disingenuous to say that an air strike is the same as a ground invasion.

Two things can be true:

1) The Iraq policies of both the Clinton and Dubya administrations were humanitarian disasters.
2) Dubya's Iraq policy was more of a humanitarian disaster than Clinton's was.

Green Habit wrote:rUn FoR sEnAtE

Oh wait, he can't do so in PA until 2022, and they likely wouldn't want him to run anyway. So we need some other reason to go after this guy.

Green Habit wrote:Two things can be true:

1) The Iraq policies of both the Clinton and Dubya administrations were humanitarian disasters.
2) Dubya's Iraq policy was more of a humanitarian disaster than Clinton's was.

Where do you think you are right now?

In response to Bee, maybe someone like her will be an even better candidate than someone like Beto.

Bi_3 wrote:

Green Habit wrote:Two things can be true:

1) The Iraq policies of both the Clinton and Dubya administrations were humanitarian disasters.
2) Dubya's Iraq policy was more of a humanitarian disaster than Clinton's was.

Where do you think you are right now?

No clue...

Better get this in before the first debate!

1. Kamala Harris (Senator, CA)
2. Elizabeth Warren (Senator, MA)
3. Kirsten Gillibrand (Senator, NY)
4. Cory Booker (Senator, NJ)
5. Amy Klobuchar (Senator, MN)
6. Bernie Sanders (Sentator, VT)
7. Tulsi Gabbard (Representative, HI)
8. Joe Biden (Former VP)
9. Tim Ryan (Representative, OH)
10. Beto O’Rourke (Former Rep., TX)
11. Pete Buttigieg (Mayor, South Bend, IN)
12. Julián Castro (Former Obama Housing Chief)
13. John Hickenlooper (Former Gov., CO)
14. Bill de Blasio (Mayor, NYC)
15. Andrew Yang (Businessman)

I am unaware of any facts about the following.

Michael Bennet (Senator, CO)
Steve Bullock (Governor, MT)
John Delaney (Former Rep., MD)
Mike Gravel (Former Sen., AK)
Jay Inslee (Governor, WA)
Wayne Messam (Mayor, Miramar, FL)
Seth Moulton (Representative, MA)
Joe Sestak (Former Rep., PA)
Eric Swalwell (Representative, CA)
Marianne Williamson (Author)

They are all awful.

My tier 1: Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, Pete Buttigieg

My tier 2: Cory Booker, Amy Klobuchar, Andrew Yang

I don't feel anything for the rest so far. I like Joe Biden but not as a presidential candidate.

Tulsi

Yang



Sanders











Everyone else

If Trump were to win again, could we see upwards of fifty Republican and Democrat candidates in the next election?

I feel like this is the start of a trend...

Whoever can beat Trump. After that, don't care that much.

1. Sanders
2. Warren
3. Gillibrand (huge drop-off here)
4. Buttigieg (primarily because of his father)
5. Harris

Those are the only five I would even consider doing any get out the vote work for, and really the question for me is between the first two. Beyond that, there's the detestable Mitt Romney Republican crew of Biden, Beto, etc, the single-issue psychos like Moulton, the completely indistinguishable white guys who should merge into one super-candidate (Bullock, Bennett, Swalwell, Hickenlooper, Ryan), and a couple of no-chance weirdos (of which Gravel and Gabbard are by far the best on certain issues). Biden, Booker, and Delaney seem to be the worst right now but that's really anyone's game.

warren, harris and a very distant third is sanders

Peeps wrote:warren, harris and a very distant third is sanders

Explain this logic to me. Sanders and Warren have very similar politics. Why does Harris come between them?

tragabigzanda wrote:1. Elizabeth Warren
2. Everyone else