Anonymous wrote:Both parties have done a horrible job of finding charismatic candidates who are politically moderate but don’t behave like corporate automatons.

Biden has intentionally flooded our country with illegals (and sued states when they try to protect their own borders with walls).

Democrat-dominated cities such as DC, have encouraged criminality by “decriminalizing” theft, drug dealing, camping on sidewalks, etc., while replacing real police officers with ineffective “violence interruptors.”

Democrats have lost my vote this year.

Do better.

Anonymous wrote:Both parties have done a horrible job of finding charismatic candidates who are politically moderate but don’t behave like corporate automatons.

BoThSiDeS

I’d like to add that you have no understanding of any of the issues. At all.

Anonymous wrote:Joe is the best choice. If he asked Kamala to be his running mate and told her he'd only serve one term, that would be amazing.

I am voting for Joe in the primary but will vote for the Democratic nominee no matter who it is. Even Bernie. UGH.

Biden is the best choice (if you are a MAGA and want trump to win).

Both parties have done a horrible job of finding charismatic candidates who are politically moderate but don’t behave like corporate automatons.

Fascinating to read this thread 4 years later!

Guess the people who said Joe was most electable were proven right, but even in 2020 the general take was Biden is too old.

It just might be The Billionaire Bowl!

This thread might be moot. I’m not even sure Biden will be running by Super Tuesday!

Biden will not be the nominee. So the point is moot.

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What I don't understand is why can't DNC find a 40-year-old straight married white male with a beautiful wife and two kids? Is it too much to ask? Joe was never any good in his previous runs. He is not getting any better with age.

Because it’s not woke enough? Or because they don’t have one?

Is everyone forgetting about beto o rourke?? I was certain that he and Biden were going to dominate this election cycle. Shows what i know...

Anonymous wrote:Back to Biden. He is not great.

https://www.essence.com/news/politics/elizabeth-warren-2020-racial-justice-presidential-candidate-scorecard/" target="_new" rel="nofollow"> https://www.essence.com/news/politics/elizabeth-warren-2020-racial-justice-presidential-candidate-scorecard/

Thanks for this.

Anonymous wrote:Bloomberg sucks. If he’s nominated I might actually vote for Donald.

Nobody sucks, lies, cheats like Trump. Absolutely nobody.

Back to Biden. He is not great.

https://www.essence.com/news/politics/elizabeth-warren-2020-racial-justice-presidential-candidate-scorecard/" target="_new" rel="nofollow"> https://www.essence.com/news/politics/elizabeth-warren-2020-racial-justice-presidential-candidate-scorecard/

Anonymous wrote:Bloomberg sucks. If he’s nominated I might actually vote for Donald.

Same

Bloomberg sucks. If he’s nominated I might actually vote for Donald.

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Anonymous wrote:Agreed, OP. The other candidates all have their weaknesses but they also seem to have a core constituency that gets excited about them.

No one seems truly excited about Biden.

You need more than excitement. You need smarts, money (and lots of it), and someone who is clever and willing to stop being genteel when going up against a bully like Trump.

I've decided to give Bloomberg a long, hard look. I like the other candidates and Joe is my first choice but you don't bring a stick to a gun fight. When they go low, you go high? Not any more.

Even the mayor of DC is endorsing him. It's about winning by any means necessary even if that means Bloomberg.

A large share of endorsements for Michael R. Bloomberg, the former mayor of New York City, come from other mayors of cities big and small. He has also garnered the support of a few members of Congress.

Current and former elected officials
Representatives Harley Rouda and Scott Peters of California, Representatives Stephanie Murphy of Florida, Bobby L. Rush of Illinois, Ben McAdams of Utah and Max Rose of New York

Mayor London Breed of San Francisco, Mayor Sam Liccardo of San Jose, Calif., and Mayor Michael Tubbs of Stockton, Calif., as well as Mayor Muriel E. Bowser of Washington, Mayor Daniel Horrigan of Akron, Ohio, Mayor Greg Fischer of Louisville, Ky., Mayor Jim Strickland of Memphis, Tenn., Mayor Steve Benjamin of Columbia, S.C., and at least a dozen other mayors of cities of varying size

Former Mayor Michael Nutter of Philadelphia and former Mayor Manny Diaz of Miami

Celebrities and newsmakers
The actors Michael Douglas and Sam Waterston

Judge Judy Sheindlin

The fashion industry leaders Tim Gunn and Isaac Mizrahi