Democratic Candidate Profiles: Who's in the Debates?

**XenophobicPrussian** · 06-28-2019, 12:41 AM

Originally Posted by Smitty

Really amazing to watch. Especially O'Rourke and Booker tumbling over each other to flaunt their Spanish skills and leave no doubt whom they wish to represent.

So cringy and just disgustingly treasonous at the same time.

The fucking Hispanic NBC talking head asking the question about the two illegals that died trying to cross the Rio Grande was even worse. Literally couldn't have been more biased asking that question, totally not a political activist and an unbiased journalist.

**XenophobicPrussian** · 06-28-2019, 01:03 AM

I watched the first debate. Every single candidate(save Biden probably) is pretty much is for illegal immigration with no criminal penalties or deportations. I mean it's pretty much an open invitation at this point, any Democrat that denies being pro-open borders is a straight up lying rat. It's just unbelievable bold the left have become in just a few years.

Trump dropped the ball imo on not delivering on stuff like infrastructure and healthcare, the economy is booming but it's very easy for people to ignore facts, just want more anyway or are against wealth gaps out of principle regardless of rising prosperity. He's managed to increase his support among minorities but lost a lot of support among the white working class in industrial swing states in the Mid-West and it's very likely someone without controversy(Trump won because of Hillary's controversy, as well as his centrist positions on infrastructure and Clinton's image as a warmongerer, not immigration, atleast not in the still very white Mid-West states), even socialists like Warren and Sanders might beat Trump because Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, etc are not anti-socialist like the South or Great Plains are.

2016 may be the last election Republicans win, hopefully people can see the madness of the left though. Not that Republicans overall will save the US, anyway..

**happycow** · 06-28-2019, 01:06 AM

Originally Posted by XenophobicPrussian

I watched the first debate. Every single candidate(save Biden probably) is pretty much is for illegal immigration with no criminal penalties or deportations. I mean it's pretty much an open invitation at this point, any Democrat that denies being pro-open borders is a straight up lying rat. It's just unbelievable bold the left have become in just a few years.

Trump dropped the ball imo on not delivering on stuff like infrastructure and healthcare, the economy is booming but it's very easy for people to ignore facts, just want more anyway or are against wealth gaps out of principle regardless of rising prosperity. He's managed to increase his support among minorities but lost a lot of support among the white working class in industrial swing states in the Mid-West and it's very likely someone without controversy(Trump won because of Hillary's controversy, as well as his centrist positions on infrastructure and Clinton's image as a warmongerer, not immigration, atleast not in the still very white Mid-West states), even socialists like Warren and Sanders might beat Trump because Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, etc are not anti-socialist like the South or Great Plains are.

2016 may be the last election Republicans win, hopefully people can see the madness of the left though. Not that Republicans overall will save the US, anyway..

There is a chance in 2020. But I have been saying for a while now that Trump is likely the last republican president this country will have.

**happycow** · 06-28-2019, 01:16 AM

Debate is going on

**The Lawspeaker** · 06-30-2019, 01:11 AM

The first major Democrat debate is over. And the results are both discouraging and encouraging for different reasons. But the world, and the west, are starting to move on from their nonsense. Putin says liberalism is obsolete. https://www.ft.com/content/670039ec-9... Huffpo Article on Declining Acceptance of LGBTQP+ individuals and behavior among young Americans. https://www.huffpost.com/entry/glaad-...

In the Democratic debates, Andrew Yang agreed with all the other candidates that we should invite everyone in the world into America and these people should receive free health care are $1,000 a month.