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4 hours ago, Gray Bunny said:

For as much progress as we've made, we're not ready for a gay president. Not yet. No matter how much it's hyped that we've come a long way since Ellen's "Yep I'm Gay" moment.  Mayor Pete on the ticket is a guaranteed 2nd term for Trumpilstiltsken. 

You mean no First Lady who is a gay man? Giggles......

I actually like Chasten more than I do Pete.

6 minutes ago, Khan said:

I actually like Chasten more than I do Pete.

He'd be our First Lady...

 

I have a better chance of meeting Chandler Massey before that ever happens.

I will say I think having Melania as a first lady has so degraded the office that people probably don't care as much anymore about that aspect. 

 

It won't really matter anyway as he has no real shot of the nomination, unless Joe Biden drops out. 

For a gay person to get elected President it would take urban and suburban areas increasing their percentage of the statewide vote in swing states (which isn't impossible since rural areas are declining).

Backstabber Bernie, happy to sell out his own plan if it means sinking Warren, and likely too deluded to realize this sinks his plan as well.

 

 

17 minutes ago, DRW50 said:

Backstabber Bernie, happy to sell out his own plan if it means sinking Warren, and likely too deluded to realize this sinks his plan as well.

 

 

Well for those worried about Biden winning, this will ensure he wins the nom. They sink each other.  

 

 

23 minutes ago, Vee said:

 

 

I don't know I don't trust polls anymore. How can a gap in this poll be so large yet those 6 swing state polls be neck n neck?

5 minutes ago, JaneAusten said:

I don't know I don't trust polls anymore. How can a gap in this poll be so large yet those 6 swing state polls be neck n neck?

 

I think possibly for the same reason Hillary won the popular vote by several million.

1 minute ago, DRW50 said:

 

I think possibly for the same reason Hillary won the popular vote by several million.

Hillary won 48% to 46% - a 2 point gap. Not 15 points.

15 minutes ago, JaneAusten said:

I don't know I don't trust polls anymore. How can a gap in this poll be so large yet those 6 swing state polls be neck n neck?

 

That's the problem with national polls. The coasts are over represented. I focus only on state polls.

27 minutes ago, JaneAusten said:

Hillary won 48% to 46% - a 2 point gap. Not 15 points.

 

Didn't the polls have a wider gap (albeit not as wide as these)?