Which Dem can win general election in 2020?

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Anonymous wrote:Mark Penn is seriously gross. Why anyone associates with that man is beyond me.

No one really does anymore, which is why he does things like this in order to get back in the news.

a friend of mine worked for him. he was a total asshole back then, and I'm sure even worse now.

Hillary seems to have a special place for his type.

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Beto-Joe Kennedy

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Anonymous wrote:Michael Avenatti

President Hottie

If he runs , I would vote for him for being tough as nail!

He’s an interesting dark horse

Highly photogenic, does not have political baggage and not scared of bad publicity. He would kill Trump's rating game pretty quickly. Election would be crazy though!

Michael Avenatti is also highly intelligent as well as being telegenic and well spoken. He would get great ratings.

Feeling the love. You freggin fools here.

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Beto. Chris Murphy (Sen Connecticut, who did some great mobilizing to defeat the NRA supported candidates in key races), Amy Klobuchar, Kamala Harris, Tammy Duckworth. All young, strong, principled and likeable. They’d be such a great contrast against the increasing madness and corruption of Trump.

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Gavin Newsom / Beto

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Avenatti is done. He’s reportedly in custody for beating up a woman today.

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Biden/Beto

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Anonymous wrote:Biden/Beto

Beto/Biden!

Beto O’Rourke has reportedly received an invitation to visit the Polk County Democratic Party in Des Moines, Iowa — the state that hosts the first presidential nominating contest of 2020.

According to The Dallas Morning News, the Democratic Party in Des Moines, which is home to one-third of the state’s Democratic voters, extended the invitation to O’Rourke on Monday.

“We would love to host him,” Sean Bagniewski, the chairman of the Polk County Democratic Party, told the publication. “He was unapologetically progressive. He’s a young face. He wasn’t afraid to be himself. Democrats are often very poll tested, very consultant-driven. He was more authentic in a way that people haven’t seen since Barack Obama, so he connected with people nationwide in ways that some of our more cautious political leaders haven’t.”

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Shaun king - very influential activist in the under 40 black community just Ethered Kamala Harris today.

Her record as AG in Cali will make her Melt as soon as the bright lights of declared campaign season starts.

Biden and harris are his big no-no’s.

Mind you, ive been voicing the same sentiments on here for year+ now.

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Anonymous wrote:Beto-Joe Kennedy

Joe Kennedy is a neoliberal fraud.

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Joe Kennedy is a neoliberal fraud.

What do you mean?

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Joe Kennedy is a neoliberal fraud.

Yeah, and his dad tried to make him a bastard, too, by his fake annulment of his marriage to his mother. Same Catholic church that turned a blind eye to priest pedophilia.

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Anonymous wrote:Beto. Chris Murphy (Sen Connecticut, who did some great mobilizing to defeat the NRA supported candidates in key races), Amy Klobuchar, Kamala Harris, Tammy Duckworth. All young, strong, principled and likeable. They’d be such a great contrast against the increasing madness and corruption of Trump.

To this list you could add Sherrod Braun, Senator Ohio.

https://www.nytimes.com/2018/11/15/us/politics/sherrod-brown-ohio-president.html?action=click&module=Top%20Stories&pgtype=Homepage

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I just implicitly trust Adam Schiff. He is so calm and measured and thoughtful in every interview. I'd hire him for any job.

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Anonymous wrote:I just implicitly trust Adam Schiff. He is so calm and measured and thoughtful in every interview. I'd hire him for any job.

Far too extreme.