drummerman
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Well, he is still there ..., who would 'ave predicted that eh, ... many others aren't and some will never get there (hint ... look closer to home)
I think that's the POTUS figure. The Washington Post, whose fact checkers award Pinnochio awards (4 Pinnochios is a "pants on fire" rating), have had to establish a special category for Trump, for deceptive statements and downright lies that are repeated even though they have been completely disproven:Fact checkers say Trump lied over 7,000 times. Didn't catch whether it was this year or as POTUS. Now known as LOTUS.
Elizabeth Warren has announced she will run for the Democratic Party nomination:
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2018/dec/31/elizabeth-warren-2020-run-president-trump
What little I know about her indicates this is a good thing.
Elizabeth Ann Warren [...] is an American politician and academic
Hmm.. not to sure about Warren, I don't know that she could carry enough of the swing voters.
Elizabeth Warren has announced she will run for the Democratic Party nomination:
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2018/dec/31/elizabeth-warren-2020-run-president-trump
What little I know about her indicates this is a good thing.
Moreover, IIRC, she is not exactly a young spring chicken any more. I think the Democrats would fare better with a fresh, new face, another Kennedy, (Bill) Clinton or Obama, someone relatively unsullied by a long past history of dodgy deals and dubious pronouncements.Agree. I think she is too devisive.
Maybe she can act as a benchmark? If you want to run, you have to out-Warren Warren. That could draw out a few people of the types you suggest and inhibit a few dinosaurs with a sense of entitlement, perhaps.Moreover, IIRC, she is not exactly a young spring chicken any more. I think the Democrats would fare better with a fresh, new face, another Kennedy, (Bill) Clinton or Obama, someone relatively unsullied by a long past history of dodgy deals and dubious pronouncements.
Moreover, IIRC, she is not exactly a young spring chicken any more. I think the Democrats would fare better with a fresh, new face, another Kennedy, (Bill) Clinton or Obama, someone relatively unsullied by a long past history of dodgy deals and dubious pronouncements.
I do though look forward to her serving as, say, Secretary of Commerce in President Beto's cabinet.
Yes, better the younger male DWI school graduate (and rowing jock with a BA in English Literature) as POTUS than an established female politician with a BA in Political Science from Trinity College, and a political career that started in 1976.
I think she might make a rather good treasury secretary.