Cog wrote:I'm wondering if the final Democratic nominee is someone we haven't seen enter the race yet. I'm thinking of a leftist version of Donald Trump. A rich business type of either male or female persuasion. It did work for Trump who was not really a classic Republican.
Plantagenet wrote:vtsnowedin wrote:The Donald's biggest advantage was his nationwide name recognition mostly achieved by his being on the "apprentice". Who besides Oprah has that much recognition?
Hillary.
Once Joe Biden drops out now that he's been unmasked as a hair sniffing butt rubbing thigh grabbing old white male perv, I wouldn't be surprised to see Hillary make her move into the open lane that will create in the D primary.
Cheers!
Newfie wrote:Cog wrote:I'm wondering if the final Democratic nominee is someone we haven't seen enter the race yet. I'm thinking of a leftist version of Donald Trump. A rich business type of either male or female persuasion. It did work for Trump who was not really a classic Republican.
Bloomberg?
Bloomberg?
Cog wrote:Whoever Obama throws his support to will be the nominee.....
Newfie wrote:The Left is not a unified whole, its an amalgam of interest groups with little to hold them together. The right has similar issues, just not to the same extent.
This polarity May leave an opening for a viable 3rd party candidate or independent. Someone’s who can enunciate some kind of reasonable vision.
KaiserJeep wrote:The D's are so fragmented today that Biden is the leading candidate, polling higher than anybody else. This in spite of the fact that Biden is 70+ years of age.....doesm't push ANY of the victimhood buttons.
Cog wrote:Howard Schultz, CEO of Starbucks is doing a town hall meeting tonight on Fox news. He has pretty much equally disparaged the policies of Republicans and Democrats. I'll be interested in what he has to say. Seems to be a fiscal conservative and social liberal.
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