Who is your fav Dem to lead the tRump push back AND articulate what we Dems stand for?

[RiverStone]

It's easy to be super critical of the daily lies and utter incompetence of the tRump administration dumpster fire.

As we approach 2018, we all know we Dems must also articulate a plan which entices voters our direction. I don't think voting against tRump enablers is enough to feel confident about 2018.

Here is a Dem potential Prez list put out by The Hill which offers some great names:

http://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/311436-top-15-democratic-presidential-candidates-in-2020

Who would you add? Your top choice?

While it's fun to ponder a Dem President in 2020, we need to traverse 2018 first and I've yet to see any Dem as the TOP go-to choice on Sunday morning news shows.

[samnsara]

1. al franken

[world wide wally]

11. A professional comedian against the rookie, Trump

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

2. Nobody on that list.

I like Al Franken (my Senator) but he's been very clear about not wanting to do it.

[RiverStone]

5. Al rocks! Minus his desire to do Prez, he would be fantastic in any Dem Admin n/t

[OKNancy]

3. Joe Kennedy III

[world wide wally]

9. I like him!

[oberliner]

4. How about Cory Booker?

He was great at the convention.

[Va Lefty]

6. Gavin Newsome

He's Lt. Gov. Of California soon to be Gov. A fresh face, articulate and photogenic.

[guillaumeb]

7. Bernie Sanders.

A (D) in all but name.

[Squinch]

8. Tammy Duckworth, top of the ticket.

[RiverStone]

13. Tammy, Bernie, Cory, Gavin ALL are fantastic

I wonder why it does not feel like we have coalesced around a couple of voices nationally?

Bernie probably has the best infrastructure currently and I hope he leverages it to the max in 2018

Tammy is a legitimate war hero and progressive.

Cory is a great speaker and inspires.

Gavin is well known in California, and has tons of potential for broader leadership.

(I could add more compliments, just pointing out it's a tough choice)

[FSogol]

10. Martin O'Malley. n/t

[PragmaticLiberal]

16. Yep!

[Gidney N Cloyd]

19. I think he's got potential.

[lunamagica]

21. Not on the list, but YES!

[Expecting Rain]

12. I like all the DEMOCRATS on the list

And will admit an especially soft-spot for Elizabeth Warren. I had hoped she'd have been our VP nominee in 2016 with HRC at the top of the ticket.

But as the nominee in 2020? I don't see a better and more electable choice at this juncture than Cory Booker.

[democrank]

14. Plain talkers....

Randy Bryce

Lt. Col. Amy McGrath

Jason Kander

Tammy Duckworth

[Voltaire2]

15. Sanders.

[Horse with no Name]

17. Lloyd Doggett

Love him!
https://doggett.house.gov/

[Gidney N Cloyd]

18. That's not a serious list.

Just for starters, no one on the top of the ticket should be over 65 or so.

[lunamagica]

20. Hillary Clinton, Michelle Obama, or Al Franken