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Predicitons for Democrat candidate in 2020?
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(11-14-2016 03:32 AM)Genghis Khan Wrote: Maybe not for 2020, but at some point I wouldn't be surprised to see Chelsea Clinton running for office. Hillary may be too old at this point for another run in 2020, but the Clintons are still power obsessed. I expect them to continue being power-hungry. Hillary especially may turn out to be a tiger mom living vicariously through her daughter.
As for celebrity billionaires, I can see Cuban or even Bill Gates running in 2020. Gates, with the amount of exposure the Gates Foundation gets and his frequent interviews with the Daily Show/Colbert Report, has become a liberal darling. But he's be a real stretch and I don't think he has political ambitions.
Cuban definitely dipped his toes in the water this election cycle by commenting on Trump and stumping for Hillary. With the exposure Mark Cuban has, the Dallas Mavericks, Shark Tank - I wouldn't be surprised if he's already investigating the probability of him winning in 2020.
Trump is very much an outlier though. He has been considering running for President since the late 1990s. He has patiently played the long run and came out on top brilliantly. So with that in mind, even Cuban won't cut it.
The Democrats are done for. 2020 will be their opportunity to rebuild their brand. Hopefully in the conveying 4 years, a Trump presidency will have the much-needed cultural influence to extirpate the SJW cancer.
(11-10-2016 04:49 AM)WeekendCasanova Wrote:(11-10-2016 04:18 AM)LeoneVolpe Wrote: If President Trump can have a very productive first-term and people realize he isn't the boogeyman the mainstream media made him out to be, I don't think it'll matter who the dems try and come up with. I think President Trump can claim a second term.
That's a big if.
Trump won, because he was running against Hillary. A turnip could beat Hillary.
Quote:Besides, wasn't Kamala Harris' sister mentioned in the Podesta e-mails? I can't remember if she was a guest at a "pizza party" or if it had something to do with #spiritcooking. Either way, it's probably not the best thing for a potential candidate to be even loosely associated with. Of course, it's not like the libtards have any problem with promoting degenerates, so maybe they will go that route?
This is the exact reason, or one of the reasons, why Trump won, as well. People are sick of these media spin techniques, lies, and distortions.
A candidate's relative should have zero relevance to their character, and perception. It's unfortunately not so, but the Liberals LOVE using this technique (ala Eric Trump).
Again, we won't know until 2020, but I thoroughly believe that barring a mediocre-good Presidency(and with Trump who knows what will happen), Trump will be ousted by a more leftist candidate - by a landslide.
(11-15-2016 11:10 AM)Blaster Wrote:(11-10-2016 04:49 AM)WeekendCasanova Wrote:(11-10-2016 04:18 AM)LeoneVolpe Wrote: If President Trump can have a very productive first-term and people realize he isn't the boogeyman the mainstream media made him out to be, I don't think it'll matter who the dems try and come up with. I think President Trump can claim a second term.
That's a big if.
Trump won, because he was running against Hillary. A turnip could beat Hillary.
Quote:Besides, wasn't Kamala Harris' sister mentioned in the Podesta e-mails? I can't remember if she was a guest at a "pizza party" or if it had something to do with #spiritcooking. Either way, it's probably not the best thing for a potential candidate to be even loosely associated with. Of course, it's not like the libtards have any problem with promoting degenerates, so maybe they will go that route?
This is the exact reason, or one of the reasons, why Trump won, as well. People are sick of these media spin techniques, lies, and distortions.
A candidate's relative should have zero relevance to their character, and perception. It's unfortunately not so, but the Liberals LOVE using this technique (ala Eric Trump).
Again, we won't know until 2020, but I thoroughly believe that barring a mediocre-good Presidency(and with Trump who knows what will happen), Trump will be ousted by a more leftist candidate - by a landslide.
A turnip could only beat Hillary and her media allies if they had the same kind of grassroots support from alt-media. If Trump hadn't been the nominee, there would have been no 4chan meme wars, no weaponized autism doing headcounts at Hillary's rallies. No MAGA Mindset, no Ricky Vaugn. Men like Stefan Molyneaux and Vox Day would have stayed on the sidelines. Sites like infowars and gotnews would have still been active (fueled by wikileaks) but wouldn't have had such a large audience or come out so strongly for the Republican candidate. Would Malik Obama have come out in support of Jeb Bush? Doubtful. Would Jeb Bush have packed 3 rallies a day? Would there have been a 2000+ page high energy thread at Rooshvforum?
There's too much that would have been different to just assume anyone could have beaten the hag.
(01-22-2017 06:24 PM)username Wrote: Thread bump.
Any new names to add to the list? I just keep seeing over and over again the same people and none of them are interesting at all.
(01-22-2017 06:41 PM)komatiite Wrote:(01-22-2017 06:24 PM)username Wrote: Thread bump.
Any new names to add to the list? I just keep seeing over and over again the same people and none of them are interesting at all.
Did anyone say Gavin Newsom? I think it will be him. Although if the Governor race in Cali isn't until 2018 then he would probably have to wait to 2024? All depends if he wins the Governor of California, Tom Steyer will be a tough opponent for him
(01-22-2017 06:41 PM)komatiite Wrote:Gavin Newsom should certainly be on the list.(01-22-2017 06:24 PM)username Wrote: Thread bump.
Any new names to add to the list? I just keep seeing over and over again the same people and none of them are interesting at all.
Did anyone say Gavin Newsom? I think it will be him. Although if the Governor race in Cali isn't until 3018 then he would probably have to wait to 2024? All depends if he wins the Governor of California, Tom Steyer will be a tough opponent for him
(01-22-2017 08:29 PM)Eastside Wrote: People like Zuckerberg (another thread devoted to this) and Howard Shultz (Starbucks) have been thrown about. I think there is a good possibility that a leftist businessperson/CEO type will give it a shot in the primaries.
(11-13-2016 11:41 PM)CynicalContrarian Wrote: They'd have better luck with someone on the celebrity side - Oprah, Michelle Obama, George Clooney. As opposed to an established politician.
Yet even then, they'd need a celebrity with the right temperament, that has enough appeal to get a majority vote.
(01-22-2017 08:26 PM)JackStraw Wrote: My money is definitely on Michelle Obama at this point. The Dems won't be able to resist it. Warren and Booker will also try to run. All three would/will get crushed by Trump.
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(01-23-2017 02:16 AM)godfather dust Wrote: The Democrats are no longer legitimate, they are a subversive group whose overarching goal is world government.
All bets are off.
I'm gonna go off the rails here but the following would not surprise me:
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(01-23-2017 09:44 AM)Latinopan Wrote:(01-22-2017 08:26 PM)JackStraw Wrote: My money is definitely on Michelle Obama at this point. The Dems won't be able to resist it. Warren and Booker will also try to run. All three would/will get crushed by Trump.
Michelle is not like Hillary, she is not power hungry, She will give speeches for money but won't go after public office.
Besides, the idea of first ladies running POTUS is something the American people dislike, Hillary made it very obvious.
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