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Who will run against Trump in 2020? Who will run against Trump in 2020?

02-17-2019 , 08:58 PM
Rogan doesn't like that he's been called alt right adjacent, and as a result he's probably never going to own the libs by never voting Democrat again, if he ever had in the past
02-17-2019 , 10:43 PM
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Originally Posted by Shuffle
Dom I thought you directed straight porn.
i also lol'd
02-18-2019 , 05:18 PM
I will say that Rogan had some good moments in a Jordan Peterson interview (saw a clip on The Majority Report) where he attacked/picked apart at JP's incoherent nonsense, and I'm sure there's other times like that.

But then says stuff like "yea these people just want free stuff [from government]".
02-18-2019 , 05:22 PM
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Originally Posted by SenorKeeed
I mean he believed in Bigfoot until like 3 years ago. So what he's accomplished with his show is pretty impressive
Any word on why he stopped believing?
02-18-2019 , 07:12 PM
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Originally Posted by TrollyWantACracker
Any word on why he stopped believing?
When the illuminati abducted him they set him straight.
02-19-2019 , 01:43 AM
02-19-2019 , 01:45 AM
dealbreaker
02-19-2019 , 02:31 AM
Rumor has it Bernie announces on a morning show tomorrow...
02-19-2019 , 03:39 AM
Trump must be worried about Bernie with all the socialist fearmongering lately.
02-19-2019 , 07:35 AM
Bernie officially in
02-19-2019 , 07:38 AM


[banging on table] BERNIE, BERNIE
02-19-2019 , 08:25 AM
I got £500 down on Bernie 12-1 to win the nomination before the announcement. Odds have gone slightly down today and I'm deciding whether I want to reload for more @ 11-1.
02-19-2019 , 09:01 AM
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Originally Posted by JoeC2012
I got £500 down on Bernie 12-1 to win the nomination before the announcement. Odds have gone slightly down today and I'm deciding whether I want to reload for more @ 11-1.
12-1 seems about right tbh
02-19-2019 , 11:06 AM
Any idea where I can go to see movement on Trump odds since this announcement? I have oddschecker.com up but idk what it was before
02-19-2019 , 11:11 AM
The field as large as it’s going to be Bernie’s plurality should be enough the same way it carried trump. My question is what are the odds the superduperdelegates subvert the vote?
02-19-2019 , 11:33 AM
The large field hurts Bernie, especially since that large field does not feature Hillary Clinton.

All of Bernie's weaknesses (relative lack of appeal to minorities for example) will be on much sharper display when he's running into more politically savvy and more charismatic candidates like Cory Booker.

Bernie's best chance may be having someone like Joe Biden clearing the field early and then portraying Biden as a Hillary like insider (he is) and grabbing enough delegates to make it impossible/irrelevant for super delegates to go Biden's way.
02-19-2019 , 11:40 AM
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Originally Posted by grizy
candidates like Cory Booker.
heh Booker's odds right now are longer than those of Michael Pence

https://www.oddschecker.com/politics...on-2020/winner
02-19-2019 , 11:41 AM
02-19-2019 , 11:41 AM
On a related note I finally understand what all those ads on the FIFA players' jerseys mean
02-19-2019 , 11:50 AM
Warren's child care proposal might just get me on her bandwagon.

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No family would have to spend more than 7 percent of its household income on child care, no matter the number of kids. Families with incomes below twice the poverty line, which is roughly $50,000 a year for a family of four, would pay nothing.

Only providers that meet federal safety, staffing and curriculum standards could qualify for the funding.

Officials with Warren’s 2020 presidential campaign declined to comment on the proposal and the sources familiar with the plan cautioned that some details were still in flux as of last week.

But, the sources said, the campaign has an internal analysis that shows the initiative will likely require approximately $700 billion in new federal spending over 10 years. That is a net figure, taking into account higher economic benefits of early childhood investments, such as making it easier for new parents to return to work.
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/eliza...b01757c36c2511
02-19-2019 , 12:00 PM
Imagine thinking Corey Booker is more charismatic than Bernie Sanders.


At any rate, here's where things stand, 11 candidates officially have their hat in the ring:


Last edited by Trolly McTrollson; 02-19-2019 at 12:08 PM.
02-19-2019 , 12:14 PM
Saw Sanders on CBS This Morning. First off, he looks great and sounds as sharp and energetic as ever. Those are good signs given age is one of the concerns about him.

He is also an undeniably good speaker. He's just an interesting guy to listen to. He's also authentic, no artifice about the guy, which is tough to come by in politics.

02-19-2019 , 12:18 PM
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Originally Posted by MrWookie
Warren's child care proposal might just get me on her bandwagon.
We've had that around here, by the way. The system was rife with fraud. It was easy to scam the government because they're incompetent, and a few years ago nearly 200 supposed daycare centers in Milwaukee were shut down after crackdown investigations. Tens/hundreds of millions of dollars were stolen from the WI treasury. One lady in particular managed to swindle over $3,000,000 from the system and was arrested in her fancy new house. She was eligible for 35 years in prison but sentenced to 14 months.

Christ, the school districts themselves participate in sketchy behavior by artificially inflating attendance on the "count days" so they get more state funding, I can't imagine what sort of shenanigans will be dreamed up in a national program where it'll be impossible to oversee them all.
02-19-2019 , 12:34 PM
I like Warren's childcare proposal, but still don't like her as a candidate.

Think right now I have it:

1. Yang
2. Gillibrand
3. Kamala
02-19-2019 , 12:42 PM
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Originally Posted by grizy
The large field hurts Bernie, especially since that large field does not feature Hillary Clinton.

All of Bernie's weaknesses (relative lack of appeal to minorities for example) will be on much sharper display when he's running into more politically savvy and more charismatic candidates like Cory Booker.
2 months old now but this talking point is endlessly repeated. Bernie is very well liked by black ppl, and won u30 black people against hillary. Hillary heavily outperformed him overall due to older black people loving the Clintons and black women overwhelmingly backing her.



Similarly, lol @ thinking Cory Booker has any sort of chance at all. 538 has been running some especially garbage articles on each candidates "path," and the one on Booker was basically "Booker depends on winning black voters who will vote for him because he is black." Just some hilariously bad neolib identity politics thinking right there. Booker might be the whitest mainstream candidate so far.

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Bernie's best chance may be having someone like Joe Biden clearing the field early and then portraying Biden as a Hillary like insider (he is) and grabbing enough delegates to make it impossible/irrelevant for super delegates to go Biden's way.
Agree with all of this, although I think Biden is at this point 50/50 to spectacularly collapse early on in the campaign.

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