Who do you want the Democrats to run in '24?

[ogc163]

Eric Adams

 

[NkrumahWasRight Is Wrong]

What policies will be popular to run on in 24

The same ones as 2016 and 2020 because none of it got done

 

[hashmander]

I'm not sure how it's an argument for that unless you think having another Trump presidency is a good thing in some way.

If Republicans control the House/Senate then at least a Democratic president would have veto power. Not great but better than a GOP trifecta.

if biden is a liability because of those 2 chuckleheads, how would putting a different democrat in there change anything? i don't see the point in complaining about things out of his control because the only way you won't have those things to complain about is to not have a democrat in office period. people like manchema are only relevant when a democrat is in the white house. biden isn't the problem they are.

 

[ORDER_66]

You sure do participate in political threads a lot for somebody who hates the idea of actually voting or being involved in politics.

If I didn't vote or care about poltiics I wouldn't even think I'd care to participate in these types of threads.

I'm just here for the fukkery

 

[acri1]

if biden is a liability because of those 2 chuckleheads, how would putting a different democrat in there change anything? i don't see the point in complaining about things out of his control because the only way you won't have those things to complain about is to not have a democrat in office period. people like manchema are only relevant when a democrat is in the white house. biden isn't the problem they are.

It's a matter of damage control. Who knows what Trump would do with a second term?

I don't want him getting any more SC picks. And if the GOP controls all three chambers and the courts I shouldn't have to tell you what that could mean.

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

Gonna neg the fukk out of you I swear

Do you want to win?

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

Pressley is next up

I used to think so. Not anymore.

I'm done voting for personal favorites. Its strictly "electability" these days.

 

[Reality Check]

People were scared Trump would get re-elected (which he almost did) so Biden was just the "safe" pick (being a moderate older white guy) and nothing more. Nobody was really trying to take a risk in 2020.

But at this point Biden's presidency has been basically ruined by Manchin and Sinema, not to mention inflation/gas prices, so he's a liability even if it's not really his fault. Not to mention he's old, so hopefully he just doesn't run again.


I don't think it's fair to blame the entire Dem party for Manchinema though. That said they really need someone better than Schumer to vet candidates.

Off topic, but Dems really need to replace Schumer as leader of the Senate. As much shyt as Pelosi gets, Schumer should be getting at least five times as much.

 

[wire28]

It's a matter of damage control. Who knows what Trump would do with a second term?

I don't want him getting any more SC picks. And if the GOP controls all three chambers and the courts I shouldn't have to tell you what that could mean.

You can’t vote based on fear. The dems are no better. They get nothing done. In unrelated news, I have no practical answers or alternatives for the problems I’m complaining about.

-HL, 2022

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

You can’t vote based on fear. The dems are no better. They get nothing done. In unrelated news, I have no practical answers or alternatives for the problems I’m complaining about.

-HL, 2022

This hope and changey shyt for federal elections for the White House has gotta chill. We're OK with some normie center-leftist if we have a more activist House and Senate.

 

[NkrumahWasRight Is Wrong]

I used to think so. Not anymore.

I'm done voting for personal favorites. Its strictly "electability" these days.

She can bridge the wings of the party pretty well

 

[AquaCityBoy]

Eric Adams/Bill Maher.

Two real Democrats' Democrats.

 

[On Site]

Corey Feldman

 

[BigMoneyGrip]

You shameless faggits want trump back just say so instead of your passive “I ain’t voting for Biden”

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

She can bridge the wings of the party pretty well

Ayanna Presley is not bridging much of anything, and she's one my my favorite representatives.

Again, winning is more important than feeling good about a candidate.