U.S. Election 2020

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I am not a citizen, I am here on Visa so I do not vote in the elections. I always enjoy reading about politics and world news. I read an article that was very interesting and I will update whenever I read more updates. Here is a list of everyone currently running in the next USA election

Pete Buttigeg - 37 mayor or South Bend Indiana

Julian Castro - 44 former housing secretary former Mayor of San Antonio

John Delaney - 55 former congress man of Maryland former businessman

Tulsi Gabbard - 37 congress woman of Hawaii

Kristen Gillibrand - 52 senator of New York

Kamala Harris - 54 senator of California

Elizabeth Warren - 69 senator of Massachusetts

Andrew Yang - 44 former tech executive

Cory Booker - 49 senator of New Jersey

Amy Klobuchar - 58 senator of Minnesota

Marianne Williamson - 66 spiritual author of Texas

The following people are listed as all but certain

John Hickenlooper - 66 former govenor of Colorado

The following are labeled as likely to run

Joe Biden Jr - 76 former vVce El Comandante of the United States

Steve Bullock - 56 govenor of Montana

Eric Garcetti - 47 mayor of Los Angeles

Bernie Sanders - 77 senator of Vermont

These people are listed as might run

Micheal Bloomberg - 76 billionaire media executive former mayor of New York

Sherrod Brown - 66 senator of Ohio

Jay Inslee - 68 govenor of Washington state

Mitch Landrieu - 58 former mayor of New Orleans

Terry McAuliffe - 61 former of govener of a Virginia

Jeff Merkley - 62 senator of Oregon

Bero O'Rourke - 46 former Congress man of Texas

Howard Shultz - 65 former Chief Executive of Starbucks

Following are unlikely to run

Micheal Bennet - 54 former senator of Colorado

Hillary Clinton - 71 former secretary of state

Bill De Blaiso - 57 mayor of new York

Eric H Holden Jr - 68 former attorney General

John Kerry - 75 former secretary of state
 
In another article they said that if Shultz does run then that would be the best oppurtunity for the incumbent to stay in office.
 
SexyAsianBitch said:
I am not a citizen, I am here on Visa so I do not vote in the elections. I always enjoy reading about politics and world news. I read an article that was very interesting and I will update whenever I read more updates. Here is a list of everyone currently running in the next USA election

Pete Buttigeg - 37 mayor or South Bend Indiana

Julian Castro - 44 former housing secretary former Mayor of San Antonio

John Delaney - 55 former congress man of Maryland former businessman

Tulsi Gabbard - 37 congress woman of Hawaii

Kristen Gillibrand - 52 senator of New York

Kamala Harris - 54 senator of California

Elizabeth Warren - 69 senator of Massachusetts

Andrew Yang - 44 former tech executive

The following people are listed as all but certain

Cory Booker - 49 senator of New Jersey

John Hickenlooper - 66 former govenor of Colorado

The following are labeled as likely to run

Joe Biden Jr - 76 former vVce El Comandante of the United States

Steve Bullock - 56 govenor of Montana

Eric Garcetti - 47 mayor of Los Angeles

Bernie Sanders - 77 senator of Vermont

These people are listed as might run

Micheal Bloomberg - 76 billionaire media executive former mayor of New York

Sherrod Brown - 66 senator of Ohio

Jay Inslee - 68 govenor of Washington state

Amy Klobuchar - 58 senator of Michigan

Mitch Landrieu - 58 former mayor of New Orleans

Terry McAuliffe - 61 former of govener of a Virginia

Jeff Merkley - 62 senator of Oregon

Bero O'Rourke - 46 former Congress man of Texas

Howard Shultz - 65 former Chief Executive of Starbucks

Following are unlikely to run

Micheal Bennet - 54 former senator of Colorado

Hillary Clinton - 71 former secretary of state

Bill De Blaiso - 57 mayor of new York

Eric H Holden Jr - 68 former attorney General

John Kerry - 75 former secretary of state

These people are not running

Bob Casey - 58 senator of Pennsylvania

Christopher S. Murphy - 45 senator from Connecticut

Richard Ojeda - 48 former senator of West Virginia

Deval Patrick - 62 former govener of Massachusetts

Tom Sayer - 61 billionaire former hedge fund executive

Oprah Winfrey - 64 media mogul
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I like how well informed you are :p
 
(Sticks head round door)

So just the usual suspects, mainly old white folk.

Where's the young, dynamic whippersnappers? Jeff Bezos/Steve Jobs types who will just get it done?

Disappointed (leaves).
 
Modron said:
(Sticks head round door)

So just the usual suspects, mainly old white folk.

Where's the young, dynamic whippersnappers? Jeff Bezos/Steve Jobs types who will just get it done?

Disappointed (leaves).
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Too liberal .
 
Lamar56 said:
Too liberal .
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Doubt it's that. Some people want to stay out of direct political roles. They would rather play king maker (And yes I know it could be a Women that ends up in the role, but it's an old term.)
 
Lupine said:
Doubt it's that. Some people want to stay out of direct political roles. They would rather play king maker (And yes I know it could be a Women that ends up in the role, but it's an old term.)
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Would you like me to use the term : Extreme far- left ?
 
Assuming that the above figure can be trusted, that is more than Dubya and Mister Niceguy received during their mid-terms.

Then again, what do the Democrats have to offer? They are turning on themselves, and now starting to realise (too late!) that talking down to people does not win them votes. They need their own Rudeman, but they (of course) will stick to 'tried and trusted'. I imagine that their strategy meetings go something like this:

 
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Trying to see some sense in what A O-C has said, and to be fair she has the basic idea right that tax needs to work better and that the super-rich need to pay more. However, when Nigel Farage said the same thing about UKIP possibly introducing a 30% flat tax, he was called an idiot. She wants the same type of policy but is asking too much (70% tax is a no-no,and people will just take themselves and their business/businesses elsewhere) and cannot see sense.

Start printing debt-free and Rothschild-removed money and then we might get somewhere - JFK did (at least until that fateful day...)
 
Dcdevon said:
Warren has it right . Tr.ump might not even be a free man in 2020 hahaha
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Then it's her move, although one wonders what dirt DT has on the Dems... remember, he moved in the same circles as his opponents and he is bound to know a few secrets that certain people want keeping quiet.

He could also go out JFK style, but that would only make him a Martyr and only harden the resolve of his supporters - plus Rudeman 2 would come along in time.

Would Pence be an improvement? What about Ryan, and Rand?
 
Warren or Biden if he runs I think have the best chance. Booker might have had a shot until his recent comments on blackface. That probably has him dismissed by a good percentage of liberals. He won't last through the middle of the primaries.
 
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