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2020 Democratic Presidential Primary

MHBDemon said:
Wondering if the guy saying “progressive bubble” has any friends that are housing insecure or who are at risk of deportation...
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I think the chances of Chris having regular communication with a person of color who makes less than 100k/year is the same percentage of his favorite class of people.

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BillBrasky said:
I think the chances of Chris having regular communication with a person of color who makes less than 100k/year is the same percentage of his favorite class of people.

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Wrong. Actually of my circle of friends I don't think any of them make over $100,000 a year. Maybe one or two are close. Not class obsessed like you apparently.
 
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It’s almost as if Pete wants to run a heroic winning campaign and he has an obvious role model. I imagine most Dem millennial politicians are heavily influenced by Obama.
 
PhDeac said:
It’s almost as if Pete wants to run a heroic winning campaign and he has an obvious role model. I imagine most Dem millennial politicians are heavily influenced by Obama.
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I'm just saying: if a student turned in a paper with some of those lines in there, then I might have some trouble not opening up a formal investigation.
 
LOL. The TurnItIn would come up at like 2%. If you took a Shakespeare class and someone asked you to write a play, you’d probably get a similar percentage.
 
PhDeac said:
It’s almost as if Pete wants to run a heroic winning campaign and he has an obvious role model. I imagine most Dem millennial politicians are heavily influenced by Obama.
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You want to be a great orator, you study great orators.
 
Strickland33 said:
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Ah, yes, unlike noted NRA lackey Elizabeth Warren.

It was definitely not because he hated that she wanted to regulate banks.

New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg uses strong rhetoric against Elizabeth Warren

New York Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg is supporting Senator Scott Brown for his moderation, but the vociferous defender of Wall Street used some of the strongest language of the campaign to describe Democratic Elizabeth Warren — comparing her philosophy with Soviet communism.

The comments were published in The New York Times’s The Caucus blog on Sunday, based on a Friday interview Bloomberg gave to the paper.

“You can question whether he’s too conservative,’’ Bloomberg said. “You can question, in my mind, whether she’s God’s gift to regulation, close the banks and get rid of corporate profits, and we’d all bring socialism back, or the U.S.S.R.’’
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I meant historic not heroic but both are fine.
 
Warren just way over the line towards Bloomberg. She deserves to lose for that BS. I don't want Bloomberg to be POTUS, but I don't want someone who is as desperate as Warren is showing.
 
RJKarl said:
Warren just way over the line towards Bloomberg. She deserves to lose for that BS. I don't want Bloomberg to be POTUS, but I don't want someone who is as desperate as Warren is showing.
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lol of course this is your take
 
When will they have a debate where the moderators can turn off mics when everyone just starts talking at the same time?
 
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