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The Democrats have a lot of great talent considering a run for President. (Original Post) Stinky The Clown Jan 2019 OP
Hmmm Sherman A1 Jan 2019 #1
Oh FFS, give it a rest. n/t demmiblue Jan 2019 #2
+1000 Sherman A1 Jan 2019 #3
Nor do we need to anoint someone early based on anything, including it's their turn. n/t brewens Jan 2019 #4
+1000 Sherman A1 Jan 2019 #5
I TOTALLY agree. Stinky The Clown Jan 2019 #9
Don't need any Independents? Got it, you just want their votes. Autumn Jan 2019 #6
Not as the nominee Renew Deal Jan 2019 #7
Ah ha . A preemptive GTFO my lawn. Autumn Jan 2019 #10
Should I assume you support for president someone who is not a Democrat? Stinky The Clown Jan 2019 #11
I support anyone who is an ally. That includes Independents who align themselves Autumn Jan 2019 #12
I didn't assume. Hence my question. Stinky The Clown Jan 2019 #13
I told you no, you should not make an assumption since you asked if you should assume. Autumn Jan 2019 #15
Amen. lamp_shade Jan 2019 #8
Looking forward to discussing actual candidates. BlueWI Jan 2019 #14
And that's what this thread is doing. Stinky The Clown Jan 2019 #16

Autumn

(45,120 posts)
6. Don't need any Independents? Got it, you just want their votes.
Tue Jan 1, 2019, 02:50 PM
Jan 2019
Good luck with that. Independents outnumber Democrats and Republicans.


2018 Dec 3-12

Republicans 26% Independents 39% Democrats 32%

https://news.gallup.com/poll/15370/party-affiliation.aspx

Stinky The Clown

(67,818 posts)
11. Should I assume you support for president someone who is not a Democrat?
Tue Jan 1, 2019, 03:03 PM
Jan 2019

That's a question, not an accusation.

I'm not clear on the meaning of your posts here.

Autumn

(45,120 posts)
12. I support anyone who is an ally. That includes Independents who align themselves
Tue Jan 1, 2019, 03:16 PM
Jan 2019

with Democrats and Independent voters who vote for Democrats. No one has announced that they are running as "not a Democratic" for president in the Democratic party.

I can't get clearer than that. You should never make an assumption about who people support since not all the candidates considering running have declared that they are running for president. Far too early for anyone to decide.

Autumn

(45,120 posts)
15. I told you no, you should not make an assumption since you asked if you should assume.
Tue Jan 1, 2019, 03:47 PM
Jan 2019

I also said that no one has announced that they are running as "not a Democratic" for president in the Democratic party. That seems to be the point of your OP.

BlueWI

(1,736 posts)
14. Looking forward to discussing actual candidates.
Tue Jan 1, 2019, 03:46 PM
Jan 2019

There are candidates of strong interest that I am still learning about. Maybe we should be encouraging more discussion of possibilities rather than preemptive circular firing at each other?

Stinky The Clown

(67,818 posts)
16. And that's what this thread is doing.
Tue Jan 1, 2019, 04:49 PM
Jan 2019

And that’s what this thread is doing.This thread is encouraging us to look at the Democratic candidates and then decide which of the Democrats is the best representation of the Democratic Party it’s not intended to exclude any Democrats do you notice the word Democrat? That is the point of this thread

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