A great 5 min. interview with Gov. Inslee discussing Immigration, MJ legalization etc.

[Persondem]

from CBS news. Here's the link.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/video/p/2020-hopeful-jay-inslee-speaks-on-immigration-reform/vp-BBVQxgU?fbclid=IwAR0GwTpiO6KF_GGyiyE272O7FWmIekOmvjLiDYdj0s0AD_LDpcBWEroeWVM

[sprinkleeninow]

1. I'm presently for:

[sprinkleeninow]

2. Thx for post.

💙🇺🇸🗽

[Persondem]

3. For all you people looking for substance in our candidates ... bump nt

[Hortensis]

4. WaPo's Jennifer Rubin was pleased by Inslee's foreign policy savvy

revealed in CNN's town hall. If she sounds acerbic about our Democratic candidates it's because she a conservative who does their Right Turn blog, and it's thus de rigueur, but it's nothing to her attitude toward Trump and his minions in congress.

As we’ve noted, most of the Democratic presidential contenders seem allergic to foreign policy issues. They rarely bring them up, and when they do get a rare question on foreign policy, they are prone to give a superficial answer (e.g., I won’t negotiate by tweet). When a Democrat handles foreign policy adeptly, it’s worth taking notice.

Washington Gov. Jay Inslee appeared at a CNN town hall Wednesday night. Although he’s running primarily on climate change, one of the best-kept secrets of the race is that other than former vice president Joe Biden, Inslee has more executive experience and more accomplishments (from minimum wage to green investment) than just about anyone in the race. (With Washington having sued President Trump over the Muslim ban, he also knows something about immigration.) ...
https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2019/04/11/least-one-democrat-sounded-comfortable-talking-foreign-policy/?utm_term=.bf8f773197a5

[oasis]

5. Hang in there Governor. Bright future ahead.

[artislife]

6. He is in my top two list.

I am from WA so I know more about him than the average voter. I hope he can gain traction and really compete in the primary.

[LAS14]

7. Thanks for the post. nt