Political Talk Forum

Status
Not open for further replies.
Wake me up when it's Camacho's turn at the debate.
giphy.gif
 
IdRatherBeSkiing said:
It’s not all roses. We pay more taxes and not everything is covered or without a wait.


Sent from my iPhone6S using Tapatalk
Click to expand...
Some years Canadians pay more taxes. Some years USians pay more. They are pretty close and frequently swap places.

Not every medical procedure is covered or without a wait here, either.
 
Do we want to predict who will be the next Democratic candidate(s) to drop out? Swalwell, the Representative of California's 15th Congressional district, made news last month for polling at 0% in 24 consecutive polls. Some of the comments below the story are hilarious:

He's leading in something? Eric Swalwell reportedly at 0 percent in 24 consecutive national polls

And after the first Democratic debates, Swalwell was given an asterisk in a CNN poll because his support was too small to measure. He was wise to drop out of the race. He would have been wiser to not enter the race in the first place.
 
Channel98 said:
And after the first Democratic debates, Swalwell was given an asterisk in a CNN poll because his support was too small to measure. He was wise to drop out of the race. He would have been wiser to not enter the race in the first place.
Click to expand...
I don't think you can always predict how it's going to go with any candidate. Nobody knew who Barack Obama was, and it's not like the introduction of his name into the public forum was instantly comforting. I didn't really know anything about Bill Clinton when he hit the national scene.

If we stick with a "why even bother" attitude, we may as well just limit the field to Bernie, Biden, Warren, and maybe Hillary. Do we want that?
 
scotchandcigar said:
I don't think you can always predict how it's going to go with any candidate. Nobody knew who Barack Obama was, and it's not like the introduction of his name into the public forum was instantly comforting. I didn't really know anything about Bill Clinton when he hit the national scene.

If we stick with a "why even bother" attitude, we may as well just limit the field to Bernie, Biden, Warren, and maybe Hillary. Do we want that?
Click to expand...

Nobody wants Hillary.


Sent from my iPhone6S using Tapatalk
 
Pete Buggigieg's campaign raised $24.8 million in April-May-June. Joe Biden's campaign raised $21.5 million. In third place is a candidate who is refusing to host closed-door fundraisers and refusing to accept money from PACs, Washington lobbyists and wealthy donors. Warren's campaign is 100% grass-roots-funded. What a concept!

Elizabeth Warren outpaces fellow progressive Bernie Sanders in second quarter fundraising
Warren raised $19.1 million in the second quarter — more than triple what she raised in first three months of 2019.

Warren outpaces Sanders in fundraising in second quarter
 
On January 9, Steyer told reporters in Des Moines that he will not run for President. Rather, he will focus on his grass-roots campaign to impeach Donald Trump. Now he's running for President. So he's a dishonest white billionaire. Do we really need another one of those in the White House?
 
Status
Not open for further replies.
Back
Top Bottom