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BigbadB wrote:Sammy Sofa wrote:Regular Show wrote:The next Democratic president needs to investigate him on charges of corruption and have him put on trial and sent to prison. That's the Endgame.
IMO, you will never have a party or president who is willing to set the precedent of presidents being able to be convicted after their time in office for anything they did while in office.
I think the endgame for the Democrats if they manage to take back the WH and, even more of a stretch, the Senate, is to ditch the Electoral College.
And maybe remove any verbiage from the consitution that states that a President cannot be convicted of a crime while in office. That seriously needs to go away, also.
Sammy Sofa wrote:Regular Show wrote:The next Democratic president needs to investigate him on charges of corruption and have him put on trial and sent to prison. That's the Endgame.
IMO, you will never have a party or president who is willing to set the precedent of presidents being able to be convicted after their time in office for anything they did while in office.
I think the endgame for the Democrats if they manage to take back the WH and, even more of a stretch, the Senate, is to ditch the Electoral College.
David wrote:I don't follow this thread closely enough. I've seen a lot of Mayor Pete negativity...just curious if UK is still a big fan. His post about him many months ago was the first time I'd heard of him.
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MidoreX wrote:standardize the voting princess across the country
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UK wrote:David wrote:I don't follow this thread closely enough. I've seen a lot of Mayor Pete negativity...just curious if UK is still a big fan. His post about him many months ago was the first time I'd heard of him.
Yes, despite the blunders like the rollout and overall creation of his Douglass plan and negative feedback regarding his odd positioning of being more progressive than Biden but less progressive than Sanders/Warren, I still support him above all at this point.
I think his health care plan is the best progression into single payer, there's currently too high % of people who are happy with their insurance (likely based on fear and lack of knowledge). I think M4A at this point turns health care into a disadvantage.
I also like the salary cap on free tuition, the concept of the 1% family members getting free tuition never sat right. I would have tied reparations into it by including all black college students, current, past and future with their student loans all paid for regardless of income.
As far as whether or not he's electable within the African American community only Biden does well among the top 4.
longhotsummer wrote:I realize now, any opposing viewpoint, will not be tolerated.
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