@realDonaldTrump:
The so-called angry crowds in home districts of some Republicans are actually, in numerous cases, planned out by liberal activists. Sad!
(Yes, it is real. Sad!)
@realDonaldTrump:
The so-called angry crowds in home districts of some Republicans are actually, in numerous cases, planned out by liberal activists. Sad!
(Yes, it is real. Sad!)
I can't wait until he labels George Soros an enemy of the state.There's so much wrong going on there.
Our president is so stupid.
http://www.mediaite.com/online/trum...-town-halls-planned-out-by-liberal-activists/And given the attention given to the presidents television viewing habits, it should be noted that minutes before Trump sent out this tweet, Fox News Peter Doocy was saying on the air that some of the chaos from GOP town hall meetings is very well-choreographed by the liberal activists that helped get Barack Obama elected president.
The lack of Charisma is the reason we don't win national elections. There will always be infighting. And the far left will always be unhappy.
And yes, Sanders was clearly charismatic to a number of people, since his policy plans amounted to a grand total of jack and squat yet people were following to the ends of the earth anyway.
But it worked. Hillary's numbers in suburban/urban areas indicated she was flipping moderate Rs. The issue was that it couldn't offset losses in rural areas. (VA is essentially the template for this.)
Does he have any realistic chance?Wow.
Does he have any realistic chance?
Soros putting in overtime lately.
Soros putting those stock market numbers to work
@realDonaldTrump:
The so-called angry crowds in home districts of some Republicans are actually, in numerous cases, planned out by liberal activists. Sad!
(Yes, it is real. Sad!)
He had a tweet like this before, only in that one he said that protestors weren't "the Republican constituency" of the legislators being booed.
I cannot tell which belief is more pathetic:
A) That organized political action is wrong or strange (implying that he thinks that his own rallies just happened because people naturally loved him so much)
B) He really thinks that if one side wins an election, then only constituents for the party in charge are allowed to say anything or get what they want, the others all have to sit in time out for the term
trump is saying that there is someone who is richer than trump, who's wealth trump can't compare too?
Citing two sources close to the Trump administration, the New York Post reported last week that top Trump adviser Stephen Bannon had asked GOP consultants to start tracking some potential 2020 Democratic challengers.
Atop that list were Ohio Sen. Sherrod Brown, Connecticut Sen. Chris Murphy, Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper and Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban.
Inslee was not mentioned.
Casey gives me faith in PA for 2018. He's enough of his own brand I think he should be safe for a while, even if PA keeps drifting right.Man, you know who's been killing it lately? Bob Casey.
WA governor is being floated as 2020 candidate.
http://www.seattletimes.com/seattle...d-with-states-legal-victories-on-immigration/
BUT
I actually hadn't really though Murphy would be a candidate for 2020 but I guess it's possible he could run. His most famous moment is about gun control though, which is important (especially for him) but I don't think it would make him a good fit for a presidential candidate. He's decently progressive and young though so I guess that would make him stand out in a crowd of old people if the freshman senators don't end up running this time.WA governor is being floated as 2020 candidate.
http://www.seattletimes.com/seattle...d-with-states-legal-victories-on-immigration/
BUT
Gillibrand, 50, has been raising her profile thanks to a series of ”no" votes on Trump's cabinet picks, but White House officials view her as ”too young" and believe she lacks the network in the party to run a nationwide campaign, the sources said.
Man, this NYPost article is silly.
http://nypost.com/2017/02/12/trumps-white-house-eyes-potential-foes-in-2020-election/
A lot of this reads like what Democrats said about Republicans this year. I mean, how much of this stuff hurt Trump? All it takes is the right candidate.
So it's going to be Gillibrand then.
I'm not opposed at this point.
Obama was 47 and had four years as a junior senator under his belt.Man, this NYPost article is silly.
http://nypost.com/2017/02/12/trumps-white-house-eyes-potential-foes-in-2020-election/
A lot of this reads like what Democrats said about Republicans this year. I mean, how much of this stuff hurt Trump? All it takes is the right candidate.
Obama was 47 and had four years as a junior senator under his belt.
Kirsten will have nearly two full terms as senator and several more in the House. Come onnnn.
Man, this NYPost article is silly.
http://nypost.com/2017/02/12/trumps-white-house-eyes-potential-foes-in-2020-election/
A lot of this reads like what Democrats said about Republicans this year. I mean, how much of this stuff hurt Trump? All it takes is the right candidate.
He had a tweet like this before, only in that one he said that protestors weren't "the Republican constituency" of the legislators being booed.
I cannot tell which belief is more pathetic:
A) That organized political action is wrong or strange (implying that he thinks that his own rallies just happened because people naturally loved him so much)
B) He really thinks that if one side wins an election, then only constituents for the party in charge are allowed to say anything or get what they want, the others all have to sit in time out for the term
Holy shit Kayleigh on CNN getting grilled.
But you know what they all have in common? Male genitalia.I doubt any of these people even run for president.
What's being said?
Holy shit Kayleigh on CNN getting grilled.
Holy shit Kayleigh on CNN getting grilled.
Money wise I think it's going to be Booker, Warren, and Kamala Harris; maybe Gavin Newsome if he loses the CA dem nomination. Not saying they're the best candidates, I'm just talking about donors. Booker with Seattle (and NY/NJ), Warren with MA, Harris with CA. .
I am very confused why liberal TV media are talking to so many Hispanic politicians and activists today when Trump's deportation plan will largely target people of Chinese origin.
Do we have anyone who is Chinese to talk to about these things? Most recent undocumented immigrants are not Hispanic.
I don't think Kander runs here, mostly because if he does have presidential ambitions, it is best for him NOT to run - you need to take it on your first shot.Weird article given her NY donor connections. That being said I'd expect tri-state money to flood to Booker over her as he's a safer bet. I don't think she'll be a factor, especially if Warren runs and sucks up pro-choice group endorsements.
Money wise I think it's going to be Booker, Warren, and Kamala Harris; maybe Gavin Newsome if he loses the CA dem nomination. Not saying they're the best candidates, I'm just talking about donors. Booker with Seattle (and NY/NJ), Warren with MA, Harris with CA.
In terms of white guy underdogs I'd go with Sherrod Brown and Jason Kander. Dunno what Brown will do but Kander really seems like he's going to run. Can't help but feel Kander is going to do well in Iowa if he runs.
I am very confused why liberal TV media are talking to so many Hispanic politicians and activists today when Trump's deportation plan will largely target people of Chinese origin.
Do we have anyone who is Chinese to talk to about these things? Most recent undocumented immigrants are not Hispanic.
Given that undocumented is no different to Trump and this order as Illegal Immigrant, whether they were once documented or not is pointless.Most undocumented immigrants are Chinese? Visa overstays are not considered undocumented are they?
I don't think Kander runs. He's too green. And outside of political nerd circles, he has less than 0 profile, and I don't see how he changes that anytime soon.
Because Hispanic communities are facing ICE raids right now.
your grandparents from either side didn't have any brothers?