Who will the rats run in 2020?

[End Times]

And he’s aiming to get there by SELLING America on the idea that all citizens, ages 18-64, should get a check for $1,000 every month, no strings attached, from the U.S. government.

What a "wonderful" idea! And then the prices for everything go up by 50%-100%!

[Neuro]

The only one that I know and like is Tulsi Gabbard... So with 99.999% certainty she is not going to be the demonrat candidate...

Case in point...

‘Putin puppet’ vs ‘Assad shill’: Dems & Reps unite in panic over Gabbard challenging Trump in 2020
https://www.rt.com/usa/448632-tulsi-...ive-reactions/

Jacob Wohl
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@JacobAWohl
Everyone in the pro-Israel lobby (myself included) is already talking about how to make sure that Tulsi Gabbard's campaign is over before it even gets off the ground — If you're going to bet on a Dem candidate, look elsewhere 🇮🇱

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3:10 AM - Jan 12, 2019

This is a good sign she in fact is the real deal! They started blasting her with missiles immediately!

[End Times]

The nominee will not be Tulsi Gabbard, since she is the sanest and apparently somewhat honorable of the Democrats:

https://www.nationalreview.com/corne...gious-bigotry/


Representative Tulsi Gabbard, a Democrat from Hawaii, published an op-ed in The Hill yesterday, implicitly criticizing two of her fellow Democratic congresswomen for subjecting a judicial nominee to a religious test as a result of his Catholic faith and his long-time membership in the Knights of Columbus.

Though she doesn’t mention them by name, Gabbard was referring to Democratic senators Kamala Harris (Calif.) and Mazie Hirono (Hawaii), both of whom have targeted federal judicial nominee Brian Buescher for his Catholicism, and the latter of whom has demanded that he drop his membership in the Knights and recuse himself from any case on which the organization has taken a position.

[End Times]

A totally unworkable name for a candidate, let alone a president...

https://www.apnews.com/13708fb844264d2fbaf4a2181418ac4d

SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) — At 36, Pete Buttigieg is just over the minimum age required to be president of the United States. Outside South Bend, Indiana, the Rust Belt community where he’s been mayor since age 29, few people know his name. Those who know it struggle to pronounce it. (It’s BOO’-tah-juhj.)

None of that has deterred Buttigieg — a Democrat, Rhodes scholar and Navy veteran known to most people as “Mayor Pete” — from contemplating a 2020 presidential bid against a crowd of much better-known lawmakers with more experience and more money.

He’s among a number of potential candidates who believe the 2016 and 2018 elections showed that voters are looking for fresh faces and that the old rules of politics, in which lawmakers toil for years in statehouses or in Congress before aspiring to higher office, may no longer apply. They’re benefiting from Democrats’ fears about running another member of the party’s old guard against President Donald Trump in 2020.

[midnight rambler]

(a) Rhodes scholar

Just what we need, another Rhodes scholar.