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Joe Biden Is Hillary Clinton 2.0 — Democrats Would Be Mad to Nominate Him.
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2019 Mar 23, 4:42am 19,851 views 456 comments
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HeadSet
2019 Apr 2, 2:32pm
HeadSet
2019 Apr 2, 2:32pm
If the Dems get their way, Joe can have fun "affectionately" handling some newly minted 16 year old voters.
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MisdemeanorRebel
2019 Apr 4, 9:22am
MisdemeanorRebel
2019 Apr 4, 9:22am
Samantha Bee is after Biden
www.youtube.com/embed/ZxwIR__LfDU
The Dem Base doesn't want somebody perceived as moderate, they want socialism, NOW!
www.youtube.com/embed/ZxwIR__LfDU
The Dem Base doesn't want somebody perceived as moderate, they want socialism, NOW!
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georgeliberte
2019 Apr 4, 12:04pm
you want about Jenner; but, Hillary looks more trans. Not sure if Biden is the only one who would do Hillary, even Bill won't.width='800' height='476' >
georgeliberte
2019 Apr 4, 12:04pm
you want about Jenner; but, Hillary looks more trans. Not sure if Biden is the only one who would do Hillary, even Bill won't.width='800' height='476' >
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HeadSet
2019 Apr 5, 7:36am
HeadSet
2019 Apr 5, 7:36am
From the above link article:
Biden continues to insist that male college students are crude brutes, ever ready to attack their female classmates.
Biden just assumes all men are exactly like him.
Biden continues to insist that male college students are crude brutes, ever ready to attack their female classmates.
Biden just assumes all men are exactly like him.
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anonymous
2019 Apr 6, 12:57am
Democratic adviser on 2020: 'We could blow this'
oe Trippi is mostly confident that Democrats will do the right thing in 2020.
He’s not overly worried that the massive field — headed toward 20 candidates — will mix with a proportional primary and a restless grassroots to spark a civil war in the party that extends all the way through their convention. The 62-year old Democratic consultant believes his party will produce a nominee to run against President Trump on a hopeful, uniting message.
But, he allowed, “We could blow this.”
“We’re a party that’s totally capable of making the path easier for [Trump], particularly if we fall into the traps he tends to set,” Trippi said in an interview on the Yahoo News podcast “The Long Game.”
More: https://www.yahoo.com/news/httpseditpublishingoathcomcmsentry5ca69164e4b0a00f6d3d245a-090000121.html
oe Trippi is mostly confident that Democrats will do the right thing in 2020.
He’s not overly worried that the massive field — headed toward 20 candidates — will mix with a proportional primary and a restless grassroots to spark a civil war in the party that extends all the way through their convention. The 62-year old Democratic consultant believes his party will produce a nominee to run against President Trump on a hopeful, uniting message.
But, he allowed, “We could blow this.”
“We’re a party that’s totally capable of making the path easier for [Trump], particularly if we fall into the traps he tends to set,” Trippi said in an interview on the Yahoo News podcast “The Long Game.”
More: https://www.yahoo.com/news/httpseditpublishingoathcomcmsentry5ca69164e4b0a00f6d3d245a-090000121.html
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anonymous
2019 Apr 6, 1:03am
In reference to comment #1.
Former DCCC Chair Distances From Controversial New Policy: “Different Leaders Have Different Approaches
The former chair of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, Rep. Ben Ray Luján, suggested Wednesday that the DCCC’s new policy to cut off vendors that work with primary challengers could undermine party unity, distancing himself from the controversial move.
“I think different leaders have different approaches,” Luján, who is running for a U.S. Senate seat in New Mexico, said in an interview with The Intercept.
“The work that I always did during the four years that I was at the DCCC, I did my very best to bring together the Progressive Caucus, the New Dems, and the Blue Dogs,” Luján said, referring to the Congressional Progressive Caucus and two centrist, Wall Street-friendly caucuses. “Everyone participated in our leadership efforts. And really, the success that we had not only in flipping nine seats in 2016 and 43 seats in 2018, it’s because the entire [Democratic] caucus was a part of it. So I think it’s always important to bring people together and make sure that we’re all working together. And celebrating the diversity of ideas that we have. But in the end, we all have to be on the same team.”
The DCCC released its new policy in late March, requiring firms that signed up to be vendors with the committee to agree to a set of terms that included agreeing not to work with any candidates challenging incumbents. Last week, leaders of the Progressive Caucus blasted the new policy in a meeting with DCCC Chair Cheri Bustos. Yet she isn’t backing down, even as opposition to the policy has mushroomed with outside progressive groups, as well as high-profile Democrats condemning it.
Full Interview: https://theintercept.com/2019/04/04/dccc-blacklist-ben-ray-lujan/
Former DCCC Chair Distances From Controversial New Policy: “Different Leaders Have Different Approaches
The former chair of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, Rep. Ben Ray Luján, suggested Wednesday that the DCCC’s new policy to cut off vendors that work with primary challengers could undermine party unity, distancing himself from the controversial move.
“I think different leaders have different approaches,” Luján, who is running for a U.S. Senate seat in New Mexico, said in an interview with The Intercept.
“The work that I always did during the four years that I was at the DCCC, I did my very best to bring together the Progressive Caucus, the New Dems, and the Blue Dogs,” Luján said, referring to the Congressional Progressive Caucus and two centrist, Wall Street-friendly caucuses. “Everyone participated in our leadership efforts. And really, the success that we had not only in flipping nine seats in 2016 and 43 seats in 2018, it’s because the entire [Democratic] caucus was a part of it. So I think it’s always important to bring people together and make sure that we’re all working together. And celebrating the diversity of ideas that we have. But in the end, we all have to be on the same team.”
The DCCC released its new policy in late March, requiring firms that signed up to be vendors with the committee to agree to a set of terms that included agreeing not to work with any candidates challenging incumbents. Last week, leaders of the Progressive Caucus blasted the new policy in a meeting with DCCC Chair Cheri Bustos. Yet she isn’t backing down, even as opposition to the policy has mushroomed with outside progressive groups, as well as high-profile Democrats condemning it.
Full Interview: https://theintercept.com/2019/04/04/dccc-blacklist-ben-ray-lujan/
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Booger
2019 Apr 6, 2:56pm
Booger
2019 Apr 6, 2:56pm
Kakistocracy says
Upset because the left can't meme!
No chance anyone can actually add something other than a meme huh ?
Upset because the left can't meme!
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Booger
2019 Apr 6, 2:59pm
Booger
2019 Apr 6, 2:59pm
Kakistocracy says
I could make money off of selling these T-shirts:
Booger - why not open an on line store - memes r us or memes r me
I could make money off of selling these T-shirts:
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How else to describe Joe Biden, the former vice president and ex-senator from Delaware, who is leading in the polls and has hinted that he’d reveal whether he’s running for president in “a few weeks” and might select a running mate early in the process?
Forget, for a moment, his “blue-collar-uncle-at-the-end-of-the-bar persona.” Ignore also his recent, and ridiculous, claim to have the “most progressive record of anybody” running for president. Consider, instead, the sheer number of similarities he seems to have with the vanquished Democratic presidential candidate of 2016.
More on each of the topics below in full article...
Iraq War supporter? Check.
Friend of Wall Street? Check.
Champion of mass incarceration? Check. Millions of black voters refused to turn out for Clinton in 2016. Why wouldn’t they do the same in response to a Biden candidacy in 2020?
Establishment-friendly? Check.
Gaffe-prone? Check.
Loser? Check.
Yet now, it seems, he and his supporters believe this serial loser is the only Democratic candidate able to win back white-working class voters from Trump and triumph in the 2020 presidential election?
Where is the actual evidence for this ludicrous claim? For a start, a recent poll found that “every potential Democratic candidate in the 2020 presidential election — announced and unannounced — would beat President Trump in a head-to-head contest.” (As Biden himself conceded to The Intercept in December, “I think anybody can beat him.”)
The bigger issue, however, is that there is no question for the Democrats in 2020 to which Biden is the answer. Have they really learned no lessons from three years ago?
Full Article: https://theintercept.com/2019/03/21/joe-biden-2020-hillary-clinton/
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