[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by Riley.

But tell me would moderate voters vote for Bernie or would a centrist have a better shot?

A lot of Trump's promises have gone up in smoke, a lot of Bernie's policies are rooted in reality and benefit the working and middle classes. Bernie's policies will resonate more with voters than the proven lies or Trump.

Bernie would have won last time and I think he'd stand a good chance this time, Joe Biden is the more reliable candidate but either of them could win against Trump who will likely be down and out by 2020.

[Jack_]

If the DNC hadn't fallen over backwards to ensure Hillary got the nomination then he'd be President right now. Most polling showed that

The Democrats need to get their **** together and fast or they're going to lose again in 2020. And by that I mean not nominating another run-of-the-mill, wishy-washy, neoliberal establishment candidate. Electorates all over the west are fed up with that and the US is no different, it's one of the main reason why Trump ended up in the White House. The political landscape has changed dramatically (and dare I say for the better), and the only thing that's going to defeat him is by fighting fire with fire - with a directly opposed "radical" candidate.

Their call.

[Oliver_W]

But socialist policies wouldn't be a change for the better.

[Moniqua]

our Bernie

[bitontheslide]

I haven't seen a decent dem candidate yet for 2020, but at this point I don't think they can say yet what the most appropriate candidate would be. Trump may have left office, if he does the GOP will go down with him and the dems will walk it whomever they put up. If Trump is still in office, I don't think it will be a fair election by that point so the dems wont win whatever choice they make. It may be too late for them already

[Jack_]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

But socialist policies wouldn't be a change for the better.

[Jack_]

Sorry...you made that too easy

[UserSince2005]

ill be voting for kanye

[Matthew.]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

tbh I also think it's Trump's to lose right now - his SOTU speech was pretty good, and garnered a good response. The democrats also need to work on their image - when Alexandria Occasional Cortex appears in the media, it's just embarrassing; she is their version of Dianne Abbott.

No she’s not, AOC is doing fantastically well

[Moniqua]

our AOC

[Matthew.]

Originally Posted by Jack_

Sorry...you made that too easy

Lol I did that in the Jussie Smollett thread

He wasn’t impressed

[Matthew.]

legend Alexandria Ocasio Cortez <3

[RileyH]

Originally Posted by UserSince2005

ill be voting for kanye

me

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by Matthew.

Lol I did that in the Jussie Smollett thread

He wasn’t impressed

I didn't care. And who turned out to be right in that thread?

(Most likely, story still developing)

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by Jack_

Because of all the times socialism has helped before? Kay.

[Matthew.]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

I didn't care. And who turned out to be right in that thread?

(Most likely, story still developing)

Posts have been deleted now, but LT was moaning about how Jussie’s initial doubters were being “bullied”. I asked how there was any bullying going on, and you replied “Someone told me I was taking my sigpic too seriously”.

For someone who claims not to care about it, and then claim it was bullying, is pretty contradictory

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by Matthew.

Posts have been deleted now, but LT was moaning about how Jussie’s initial doubters were being “bullied”. I asked how there was any bullying going on, and you replied “Someone told me I was taking my sigpic too seriously”.

For someone who claims not to care about it, and then claim it was bullying, is pretty contradictory

I didn't say I cared about it, just that it happened.

[Epic.]

Originally Posted by Underscore

That's actually really disrespectful to really qualified women who are running for the office...

Well ignoring the obvious sarcasm, you're really disrespectful to a qualified man running for the office

[Moniqua]

BB19: Cameron
CBB22: Kirstie Alley
CBB21: Ann Widdecombe

[Matthew.]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

I didn't say I cared about it, just that it happened.

Matthew: “How was there any bullying?”
Oliver: (quoting Matthew’s post) “Someone said I’m taking my sigpic too seriously...”

Are you telling me that you weren’t trying to say it was bullying?

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by Matthew.

Matthew: “How was there any bullying?”
Oliver: (quoting Matthew’s post) “Someone said I’m taking my sigpic too seriously...”

Are you telling me that you weren’t trying to say it was bullying?

I didn't even acknowledge it at the time, because I didn't care. And most of my post you're referring to was on about Alf and LT. I wouldn't necessarily have called it bullying, but it wasn't pleasant behaviour.

[rk3388]

Originally Posted by Underscore

Ugh. More male, stale and pale politicians...

Supporting Kamala Harris myself. Interested in Tulsi Gabbard too.

How the hell is Bernie stale and pale?
He is far more progressive than Kamala Harris

[Matthew.]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

I didn't even acknowledge it at the time, because I didn't care. And most of my post you're referring to was on about Alf and LT. I wouldn't necessarily have called it bullying, but it wasn't pleasant behaviour.

You can’t exactly say they were innocent though can you?

And when you respond to a post asking about bullying by mentioning something that someone said? That is saying that something is bullying, unless stated otherwise

[Moniqua]

i like kamala but she's been really disappointing as of late

[reece(:]