@john258 wrote:
@mickstuder wrote:
@ChasKy53 wrote:Yep, far too many Dems running this election, IMHO.
BUT:
And this doesn't even include the corruption uncovered in the trump administration, the many indictments, convictions already served .............. and it ain't over yet!So Because There Are 25 Democrats Running For President - Proves What - That Democrats are more Honest - I think it proves just the Opposite
25 People Running From The Same Party - All Basically Saying The Same Thing
Says to Me
Democrats Are Unorganized - Their Message to the American Voter is Fragmented
Regardless of which one becomes the Nomineee - that Nominee will have been opened up & disected by 24 Other Potential Democratic Nominees - all to Trumps Advantage
Talk about Opposition Research
The Democratic Party is saving the Trump Campaign & the GOP Millions by researching and exposing the weaknesses of 24 Top Tier Democrats
Not Only That - it wastes Million in Donations from Democratic Voters by attacking each other that could be used as Daily Lightening Bolts Directed At Trump & the GOP
These Debates will be a Debacle
Not only for this Election Cycle but for Decades to come
Biden is 76
Mayor Pete Buttigieg is currently 37
Rep. Tulsi Gabbard is currently 38 years old
Rep. Eric Swalwell is also 38 years old
Rep. Seth Moulton of Massachusetts is 40 years old
Andrew Yang is currently 44 years old
Former HUD Secretary Julian Castro is also 44 years old
Florida Mayor Wayne Messam is 44 years old
Rep. Tim Ryan is 45
“I’m worried it’s going to be a scrum — a lot of people trying to score points on each other and looking like scoring points was more important than communicating with the American people,” said Randi Weingarten, president of the American Federation of Teachers and a member of the Democratic National Committee. “That circular firing squad is not going to help save our democracy or help working families.”
Sen. Cory Booker said last week that Biden’s “relationships with proud segregationists are not the model for how we make America a safer and more inclusive place for black people.” Sen. Kamala Harris was no less blunt: “I would not be a member of the United States Senate if those men that he praised had their way.”
Sen. Bernie Sanders, meanwhile, has long criticized Biden for voting for the Iraq War and free trade deals. At the same time, moderate candidates have been unloading on their progressive opponents. After Sanders defended democratic socialism in a major speech in Washington, former Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper bashed Sanders’ left-wing ideology.
“It’s fine to draw policy distinctions. People get that. That’s what primaries are about. But negative personal attacks are something people are worried about,” said Troy Price, chairman of the Iowa Democratic Party. “Everyone is united behind the fact that we have to win and people don’t want to see anything that distracts from that.”
But the distinction between personal attacks and policy disagreements are sometimes in the eye of the beholder. In the 2016 primary, many Hillary Clinton supporters thought Sanders was too aggressive and blame him for her eventual loss. Sanders’ aides strongly disagree with that view and insist he challenged her only on policy, noting that he famously said in an October 2015 debate, “The American people are sick and tired of hearing about your **bleep** emails.”
Source - Politico
THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY HAS - NO LEADERSHIP - NO DEMOCRATIC PARTY MESSAGE
THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY IS JUST LIKE THE REPUBLICAN PARTY
A BUNCH OF SELFISH OPPORTUNISTS
Sounds like this came from AF One on the way to the G20. Dictatorships can last a lifetime with supporters like this. Trump thanks you.
Did You Watch the Debates
The First Night Was a Kum Bay Yah
Tonight was a illustration of the Stupidity of having 25 Candidates all saying the same thing
The only meaningful distinctions were - Age Race & Sexual Preference & the Fascist Guy who wants Businesses to Run Everything which is what we already have right now - how that Guy claims he's a Democrat is beyond me - but Kudos for him for allowing legal pot but of course that was just a Business Opportuntity
The 2 old White Guys - just don't get the 21st Century
The Fascist on the Panel - kept claiming everyone but him is advocating for a Total Socialist Government
All we really learned was that Kamala Harris was a recipient of Bussing and Segregation and that it allowed opportuntity
Biden started his Slide in Oblivion
@mickstuder wrote:
@ChasKy53 wrote:Yep, far too many Dems running this election, IMHO.
BUT:
And this doesn't even include the corruption uncovered in the trump administration, the many indictments, convictions already served .............. and it ain't over yet!So Because There Are 25 Democrats Running For President - Proves What - That Democrats are more Honest - I think it proves just the Opposite
25 People Running From The Same Party - All Basically Saying The Same Thing
Says to Me
Democrats Are Unorganized - Their Message to the American Voter is Fragmented
Regardless of which one becomes the Nomineee - that Nominee will have been opened up & disected by 24 Other Potential Democratic Nominees - all to Trumps Advantage
Talk about Opposition Research
The Democratic Party is saving the Trump Campaign & the GOP Millions by researching and exposing the weaknesses of 24 Top Tier Democrats
Not Only That - it wastes Million in Donations from Democratic Voters by attacking each other that could be used as Daily Lightening Bolts Directed At Trump & the GOP
These Debates will be a Debacle
Not only for this Election Cycle but for Decades to come
Biden is 76
Mayor Pete Buttigieg is currently 37
Rep. Tulsi Gabbard is currently 38 years old
Rep. Eric Swalwell is also 38 years old
Rep. Seth Moulton of Massachusetts is 40 years old
Andrew Yang is currently 44 years old
Former HUD Secretary Julian Castro is also 44 years old
Florida Mayor Wayne Messam is 44 years old
Rep. Tim Ryan is 45
“I’m worried it’s going to be a scrum — a lot of people trying to score points on each other and looking like scoring points was more important than communicating with the American people,” said Randi Weingarten, president of the American Federation of Teachers and a member of the Democratic National Committee. “That circular firing squad is not going to help save our democracy or help working families.”
Sen. Cory Booker said last week that Biden’s “relationships with proud segregationists are not the model for how we make America a safer and more inclusive place for black people.” Sen. Kamala Harris was no less blunt: “I would not be a member of the United States Senate if those men that he praised had their way.”
Sen. Bernie Sanders, meanwhile, has long criticized Biden for voting for the Iraq War and free trade deals. At the same time, moderate candidates have been unloading on their progressive opponents. After Sanders defended democratic socialism in a major speech in Washington, former Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper bashed Sanders’ left-wing ideology.
“It’s fine to draw policy distinctions. People get that. That’s what primaries are about. But negative personal attacks are something people are worried about,” said Troy Price, chairman of the Iowa Democratic Party. “Everyone is united behind the fact that we have to win and people don’t want to see anything that distracts from that.”
But the distinction between personal attacks and policy disagreements are sometimes in the eye of the beholder. In the 2016 primary, many Hillary Clinton supporters thought Sanders was too aggressive and blame him for her eventual loss. Sanders’ aides strongly disagree with that view and insist he challenged her only on policy, noting that he famously said in an October 2015 debate, “The American people are sick and tired of hearing about your **bleep** emails.”
Source - Politico
THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY HAS - NO LEADERSHIP - NO DEMOCRATIC PARTY MESSAGE
THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY IS JUST LIKE THE REPUBLICAN PARTY
A BUNCH OF SELFISH OPPORTUNISTS
Sounds like this came from AF One on the way to the G20. Dictatorships can last a lifetime with supporters like this. Trump thanks you.
@ChasKy53 wrote:Yep, far too many Dems running this election, IMHO.
BUT:
And this doesn't even include the corruption uncovered in the trump administration, the many indictments, convictions already served .............. and it ain't over yet!
So Because There Are 25 Democrats Running For President - Proves What - That Democrats are more Honest - I think it proves just the Opposite
25 People Running From The Same Party - All Basically Saying The Same Thing
Says to Me
Democrats Are Unorganized - Their Message to the American Voter is Fragmented
Regardless of which one becomes the Nomineee - that Nominee will have been opened up & disected by 24 Other Potential Democratic Nominees - all to Trumps Advantage
Talk about Opposition Research
The Democratic Party is saving the Trump Campaign & the GOP Millions by researching and exposing the weaknesses of 24 Top Tier Democrats
Not Only That - it wastes Million in Donations from Democratic Voters by attacking each other that could be used as Daily Lightening Bolts Directed At Trump & the GOP
These Debates will be a Debacle
Not only for this Election Cycle but for Decades to come
Biden is 76
Mayor Pete Buttigieg is currently 37
Rep. Tulsi Gabbard is currently 38 years old
Rep. Eric Swalwell is also 38 years old
Rep. Seth Moulton of Massachusetts is 40 years old
Andrew Yang is currently 44 years old
Former HUD Secretary Julian Castro is also 44 years old
Florida Mayor Wayne Messam is 44 years old
Rep. Tim Ryan is 45
“I’m worried it’s going to be a scrum — a lot of people trying to score points on each other and looking like scoring points was more important than communicating with the American people,” said Randi Weingarten, president of the American Federation of Teachers and a member of the Democratic National Committee. “That circular firing squad is not going to help save our democracy or help working families.”
Sen. Cory Booker said last week that Biden’s “relationships with proud segregationists are not the model for how we make America a safer and more inclusive place for black people.” Sen. Kamala Harris was no less blunt: “I would not be a member of the United States Senate if those men that he praised had their way.”
Sen. Bernie Sanders, meanwhile, has long criticized Biden for voting for the Iraq War and free trade deals. At the same time, moderate candidates have been unloading on their progressive opponents. After Sanders defended democratic socialism in a major speech in Washington, former Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper bashed Sanders’ left-wing ideology.
“It’s fine to draw policy distinctions. People get that. That’s what primaries are about. But negative personal attacks are something people are worried about,” said Troy Price, chairman of the Iowa Democratic Party. “Everyone is united behind the fact that we have to win and people don’t want to see anything that distracts from that.”
But the distinction between personal attacks and policy disagreements are sometimes in the eye of the beholder. In the 2016 primary, many Hillary Clinton supporters thought Sanders was too aggressive and blame him for her eventual loss. Sanders’ aides strongly disagree with that view and insist he challenged her only on policy, noting that he famously said in an October 2015 debate, “The American people are sick and tired of hearing about your **bleep** emails.”
Source - Politico
THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY HAS - NO LEADERSHIP - NO DEMOCRATIC PARTY MESSAGE
THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY IS JUST LIKE THE REPUBLICAN PARTY
A BUNCH OF SELFISH OPPORTUNISTS
Yep, far too many Dems running this election, IMHO.
BUT:
