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Yavin4

(35,445 posts)
Wed Dec 27, 2017, 08:02 PM Dec 2017

My dream 2020 Democratic Presidential ticket is....

something that I will reveal the day after the 2018 mid terms. So, let's focus on the mid terms, and then we can talk 2020. Just like your parents, eat your vegetables first and then we can have dessert.

And yes, I know who exactly the Dems should run in 2020. This is the ONLY ticket that can win. The ONLY ticket.

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StevieM

(10,500 posts)
1. I hope you are being sarcastic in your second paragraph. Never-the-less, I still don't enjoy using
Wed Dec 27, 2017, 08:05 PM
Dec 2017

the sarcasm icon. It just feels weird to me.

There are lots of Democratic tickets that can win. Assuming we have a fair election, which is by no means certain.

StevieM

(10,500 posts)
4. I think there are lots of candidates that can win. My choice is Tom Steyer.
Wed Dec 27, 2017, 09:11 PM
Dec 2017

I also like Jay Inslee, the governor of Washington.

former9thward

(32,077 posts)
8. Maybe you should tell that to all the people who are already running for 2020.
Thu Dec 28, 2017, 12:13 AM
Dec 2017

And organizing. And talking to funders. And hiring campaign operatives, etc.

former9thward

(32,077 posts)
10. Most of us can do both.
Thu Dec 28, 2017, 09:59 AM
Dec 2017

The 2020 nominee will be well on their way by the time the 2018 elections are over. For those of us who may want to have some little influence on that race need to get on board now. If you don't care who that may be that's fine too.

Yavin4

(35,445 posts)
11. No. We don't do both.
Thu Dec 28, 2017, 11:23 AM
Dec 2017

We don't turn out for mid term elections because we're too focused on the presidency.

DFW

(54,436 posts)
12. I don't find post #10 to be a contradiction
Thu Dec 28, 2017, 11:30 AM
Dec 2017

We, the voting masses, need to concentrate (heavily!) of the 2018 midterms. Anyone contemplating a serious run for the White House probably should be laying the groundwork and getting together a team (VERY quietly), especially if they don't have massive amounts of money at their disposal. But they should be doing this (at this point) out of the spotlight and out of the headlines. The artillery will be pointed in their direction soon enough, and anyone who knows what they're doing will realize that.

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