IS Tulsi Gabbard the "ONE"?

montgomery said:
One very smart lady and she looks good enough to make it in the mainstream too! And tonight she put Chris Matthews in his place in a gentle way. And indication that she's ready to rise above the rabble.

As Trump's people start walking away from him, they're going to be looking for a hero who at least has intentions of delivering that which Trump promised but lied about ever delivering.

Too early obviously for any real read on the lady but a trial balloon for this forum. Judging is always much easier to do by measuring the vitriol and the mewling of the rabid right. So let's see how hard they mewl and whine about Tulsi?

Or

Their trying the silent treatment on the question is just as good an indication that it's stuck up their assholes and picking at them!
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You won't see the dem establishment line up behind her. The funders/donors/Wall Street will decide america's next president, same as it ever was.
 
Fentoine Lum said:
You won't see the dem establishment line up behind her. The funders/donors/Wall Street will decide america's next president, same as it ever was.
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It's entirely possible I guess but the two major parties allowed their control to slip away somewhat in the last election for pres. Trump is the proof of that on the con side and Bernie came dangeroulsly close on the other side. The wisdom in what you say is that they will take every precauation to stop that ever happening again.

But also consider that Trump won't be a factor in the next election for pres. That should mean that his base will survive and fight even harder for what Trump promised them, but failed to deliver.

I think there's a huge possibility of Trump's defunct base uniting with the Dem supporters on their ideals, even though it will be hard for them to come together under a Democratic label.

Where have you been? You're one of the very few who actually can propose and initiate sensible discussion on this clusterfuk.
 
montgomery said:
It's entirely possible I guess but the two major parties allowed their control to slip away somewhat in the last election for pres. Trump is the proof of that on the con side and Bernie came dangeroulsly close on the other side. The wisdom in what you say is that they will take every precauation to stop that ever happening again.

But also consider that Trump won't be a factor in the next election for pres. That should mean that his base will survive and fight even harder for what Trump promised them, but failed to deliver.

I think there's a huge possibility of Trump's defunct base uniting with the Dem supporters on their ideals, even though it will be hard for them to come together under a Democratic label.

Where have you been? You're one of the very few who actually can propose and initiate sensible discussion on this clusterfuk.
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Actually the Wall Street/donor/"job creator" class is getting everything they want out of Don, they were not handed any kind of notice at all. I don't think you quite understand the function of the liberal class and the Democratic Party in american politics. I thought you’d said you’ve read Hedges? The purpose of the liberal class and Democratic Party in american society is to provide a pressure relief valve for the ravages of american style capitalism which in essence defines the political system; the economic system in america essentially IS the political system. Change does not and will never come from the top, this all works just fine for them.
 
Fentoine Lum said:
Actually the Wall Street/donor/"job creator" class is getting everything they want out of Don, they were not handed any kind of notice at all. I don't think you quite understand the function of the liberal class and the Democratic Party in american politics. I thought you’d said you’ve read Hedges? The purpose of the liberal class and Democratic Party in american society is to provide a pressure relief valve for the ravages of american style capitalism which in essence defines the political system; the economic system in america essentially IS the political system. Change does not and will never come from the top, this all works just fine for them.
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We're now on a totally different wavelength and I find it too time consuming to debate the small shit with you. About all I care to say in response is that I've read Hedges and I don't disagree with your notion that Wall st. got what it wanted.
 
montgomery said:
We're now on a totally different wavelength and I find it too time consuming to debate the small shit with you. About all I care to say in response is that I've read Hedges and I don't disagree with your notion that Wall st. got what it wanted.
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Have a nice day then.
 
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