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Anonymous wrote:Will pay any price for a democrat president who:
-goes for jogs with secret service
-seems normal, appears to cares about people in general
-stays out of the headlines except maybe once per week
-currently has high popularity, which would drop during the campaign, but hold steady at 55-60%
Would Andy Beshear check these boxes?
Dp. Not unless he walks away from AIPAC
https://www.trackaipac.com/2028
Searching for an electable GOP or Dem nominee who isn't corrupted by mega-donors in some form or fashion is a wild goose chase in this day and age. The lesser of all evils is all we can hope for and let's be honest; anyone not named Trump will be a lesser evil.
DP. Nope. I am not settling for whoever the Dems leadership and consultant class roll out. Israel, AIPAC and Trump are all the same.
I'm with you, my friend. 2028 will be a repeat of 2020 and 2024 when the incumbent party is all but guaranteed to lose due to the extremely unpopular sitting POTUS. Dem voters need to follow their hearts and ignore the narratives crafted to sway favor towards mega-donor preferred candidates. It's very unlikely the GOP will be able to separate itself from Trump in time to put forth a viable nominee by 2028 so it will be up to the Dems to give us the adequate leader we've been lacking since 2017. Let's hope to see a dozen or so well qualified and serious candidates competing in the 2028 Dem primary on a level playing field with mega-donor influence muted or ignored by Dem voters.
We, as a country, need to elect someone in 2028 with legitimate presidential leadership skills who can be respected by 90% of Americans and consistently approved of by at least 50% of Americans.
There are Obamas, Clintons, GHWBs, and Reagans out there in this country of 340 million people.[/quote]
Dp. I want better than them. They sold out the working class too