Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Dem here:

Mayor Pete has never come up as a topic of conversation amongst my fellow Dems. The only people obsessing about him is the RWNJ media ecosystem

Oh my. I guess “your fellow Dems” = all Democrats, everywhere.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
[Narrator]: Obama was a good President with successful policies.

Obama's failures: poor GFC response, continued AFG war, continued Gitmo, continued surveillance state, tech bro-douches, a messed-up Democratic Party, AND DJT's Presidency. What were you saying, PP?

Anonymous wrote:This thread should be retitled
“Why are republicans so afraid of Mayor Pete?”

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This thread should be retitled
“Why are republicans so afraid of Mayor Pete?”

Not really. Because they aren't. IT's the Democrats who are afraid of Biden. Namely, Biden dying. Or going too obviously senile.

Anonymous wrote:This thread should be retitled
“Why are republicans so afraid of Mayor Pete?”

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Dem here:

Mayor Pete has never come up as a topic of conversation amongst my fellow Dems. The only people obsessing about him is the RWNJ media ecosystem

Oh my. I guess “your fellow Dems” = all Democrats, everywhere.

Yet, according to you, one Politico puff piece - clearly placed by PR - is the “entire Democratic machine,” or whatever equally bonkers statement you made.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This thread should be retitled
“Why are republicans so afraid of Mayor Pete?”

Not really. Because they aren't. IT's the Democrats who are afraid of Biden. Namely, Biden dying. Or going too obviously senile.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This thread should be retitled
“Why are republicans so afraid of Mayor Pete?”

Not really. Because they aren't. IT's the Democrats who are afraid of Biden. Namely, Biden dying. Or going too obviously senile.

Puhleez. How many threads do the RWNJ’s posting here need to start about him?
I guess I get it. He is a fantastic communicator.

I am a Democrat because I believe in protecting freedom, fairness, families, and the future.

First, freedom — not just the thin idea of freedom from overregulation but the freedom to choose our destinies, not to mention our spouses. Freedom from things like crushing medical costs and student debt, from dishonest banking practices and anything else that affects the most basic of freedoms: freedom to live a life of our choosing.

Next, fairness, in the sense Democrats have always cared about deeply, fairness in access to voting and to public accommodations, fairness in the face of discrimination and privilege, fairness in our systems of distributing financial and political power. Donald Trump got elected because, in his twisted way, he correctly asserted that there is great unfairness in our economy and our democracy.

Next, family: because we are made happy or unhappy mostly by what happens in our families, because you can’t raise a family on less than an adequate wage, because shaping our families is a personal right, and because you can’t raise a family at all if your government doesn’t have your back.

And finally, the future: because the national security of our people, and the habitability of our land, almost totally depend on those we elect, their judgment and wisdom and willingness to pay attention to facts and evidence when making decisions that will have consequences for centuries.

Anonymous wrote:A few more articles about Buttigieg as the next presidential candidate in waiting. Both in left and right wing publications.

So there is some traction, despite what some people want to claim.

Don't worry. It'll probably go nowhere. Biden will likely run again because he's the only hope against Trump. And he'll lose. Badly probably.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This thread should be retitled
“Why are republicans so afraid of Mayor Pete?”

On the contrary. It seems Democrats on this thread are entirely triggered by the idea of Mayor Pete running for president. Probably because they know how badly he would lose. But there are some mighty defensive Dems here, insisting there's no push for Pete.