The 2020 thread....

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Ok...midterms have terminated

early contenders for Dem Nomination?

Beto
Cory Booker
Gavin Newsom
Al Franken?!

No longer contenders
Hil
Bernie
Liz Warren

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Gavin Newsom will wait until 2024.

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Bloomberg.  Because America is ready for a short Jewish president!

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These are the 33 Senate seats up for election in 2020. 

20 (likely 21) of the 33 are Republican held seats.

Alabama   Doug Jones   Democratic   
Alaska   Dan Sullivan   Republican
Arkansas   Tom Cotton   Republican
Colorado   Cory Gardner   Republican
Delaware   Chris Coons   Democratic
Georgia   David Perdue   Republican
Idaho   Jim Risch   Republican
Illinois   Dick Durbin   Democratic
Iowa   Joni Ernst   Republican
Kansas   Pat Roberts   Republican
Kentucky   Mitch McConnell   Republican
Louisiana   Bill Cassidy   Republican   
Maine   Susan Collins   Republican   
Massachusetts   Ed Markey   Democratic   
Michigan   Gary Peters   Democratic   
Minnesota   Tina Smith   Democratic
Mississippi   TBD    (2018 Special Election)
Montana   Steve Daines   Republican
Nebraska    Ben Sasse   Republican
New Hampshire   Jeanne Shaheen  Democratic
New Jersey   Cory Booker   Democratic
New Mexico   Tom Udall   Democratic
North Carolina   Thom Tillis   Republican
Oklahoma   Jim Inhofe   Republican
Oregon   Jeff Merkley   Democratic   
Rhode Island   Jack Reed   Democratic
South Carolina   Lindsey Graham   Republican
South Dakota   Mike Rounds   Republican
Tennessee   Lamar Alexander   Republican
Texas   John Cornyn   Republican
Virginia   Mark Warner   Democratic   
West Virginia   Shelley Moore Capito   Republican
Wyoming   Mike Enzi   Republican   

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Elections will have been suspended by then. 

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Elections will have been suspended by then. 

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These are the 33 Senate seats up for election in 2020. 

20 (likely 21) of the 33 are Republican held seats.

Alabama   Doug Jones   Democratic   
Alaska   Dan Sullivan   Republican
Arkansas   Tom Cotton   Republican
Colorado   Cory Gardner   Republican
Delaware   Chris Coons   Democratic
Georgia   David Perdue   Republican
Idaho   Jim Risch   Republican
Illinois   Dick Durbin   Democratic
Iowa   Joni Ernst   Republican
Kansas   Pat Roberts   Republican
Kentucky   Mitch McConnell   Republican
Louisiana   Bill Cassidy   Republican   
Maine   Susan Collins   Republican   
Massachusetts   Ed Markey   Democratic   
Michigan   Gary Peters   Democratic   
Minnesota   Tina Smith   Democratic
Mississippi   TBD    (2018 Special Election)
Montana   Steve Daines   Republican
Nebraska    Ben Sasse   Republican
New Hampshire   Jeanne Shaheen  Democratic
New Jersey   Cory Booker   Democratic
New Mexico   Tom Udall   Democratic
North Carolina   Thom Tillis   Republican
Oklahoma   Jim Inhofe   Republican
Oregon   Jeff Merkley   Democratic   
Rhode Island   Jack Reed   Democratic
South Carolina   Lindsey Graham   Republican
South Dakota   Mike Rounds   Republican
Tennessee   Lamar Alexander   Republican
Texas   John Cornyn   Republican
Virginia   Mark Warner   Democratic   
West Virginia   Shelley Moore Capito   Republican
Wyoming   Mike Enzi   Republican   

The Senate is a huge problem for Democrats
And it’s not going to get better soon.
https://www.vox.com/2018/11/8/18072464/senate-midterm-election-results-democrats-disadvantage

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Trump's 2020 campaign manager looks like a douchey bro who would be vaping while standing in line for beer.

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Ok...midterms have terminated

early contenders for Dem Nomination?

Beto
Cory Booker
Gavin Newsom
Al Franken?!

No longer contenders
Hil
Bernie
Liz Warren

Do you really think Al Franken is more likely than Warren or Bernie?

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1. Biden
2. Kamala
2. Sanders



Franken much as I live him is done

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I like Steve Bullock, Amy Klobuchar, and Beto.

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Oh I was not saying who I like


I will decide during primaries...willing to give kamala Harris a good look

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I like Kamala, but I like her in the Senate. I just don't think POC+Progressive Wing+California=Winning General Electon Ticket

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Already auditioning for that role is an eclectic group of ambitious Democrats, including three senators who appear all but certain to run: Kamala Harris of California, Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts and Cory Booker of New Jersey. All three have moved well past the point of simply weighing a candidacy, and are assembling the infrastructure for a campaign as they prepare to make their final decisions.

Two potentially formidable entrants, Senator Kirsten Gillibrand of New York and Mayor Eric Garcetti of Los Angeles acknowledged this week that they are considering campaigns. And Gov. Steve Bullock of Montana was in New York in the days after the election meeting with wealthy party donors, introducing himself as a dark horse from a red state with the ability to reach out to rural America.

Democrats Have Two Paths for 2020: Daring or Defensive. Can They Settle on Either?

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I will not support Gillibrand in any way

That I can tell you