Partially because there are literally 'democrats in name only' in the democrats. The Hawaiian Dem in the race is one such character, as a Republican can't literally get elected there. Partially because not everyone follows geopolitics much (which is why we've got the current situation geopolitically, the people don't understand the relationships between their lives, geopolitical policy, and geopolitics in general).In interview, Amy Klobuchar and Tom Steyer can't name Mexico's president
Democratic presidential hopefuls Amy Klobuchar and Tom Steyer were stumped when asked during a televised interview in Nevada to name the Mexican president.www.latimes.com
Like how do they not know his name. It just boggles the mind.
Hey I know his name. AMLO (Andrés Manuel López Obrador) But yeah if your running for president you should know the name of your major neighbors leader.
If you find a subbed version, you'll feel the same pain watching the Macron/Le Pen debate of 2017.I've violated my policy of not giving a **** about the debates and watched the last one. It was sooo painful watching Bloomberg, that guy belong in a comfy retirement, not on a stage.
If you find a subbed version, you'll feel the same pain watching the Macron/Le Pen debate of 2017.
Macron is Warren. Or better said he's "all but Bloomberg" because it wasn't just Warren who has demolished Bloomberg, while he just stood there with a slight smile, apparently trying to wake up and say something back. It was clear that the debate's speed is waaay too much for him, poor billionaire WASP.Which ones Bloomberg and which one is Warren?
For some people.So, @Lerticus, is it still amateur hour when it comes to debates?
I think I will run as a Democrat in the future.
More in the link.Washington Post said:U.S. officials have told Sen. Bernie Sanders that Russia is attempting to help his presidential campaign as part of an effort to interfere with the Democratic contest, according to people familiar with the matter.
President Trump and lawmakers on Capitol Hill also have been informed about the Russian assistance to the Vermont senator, those people said, speaking on the condition of anonymity to discuss sensitive intelligence.
It is not clear what form that Russian assistance has taken. U.S. prosecutors found a Russian effort in 2016 to use social media to boost Sanders's campaign against Hillary Clinton, part of a broader effort to hurt Clinton, sow dissension in the American electorate and ultimately help elect Donald Trump.
"I don't care, frankly, who [Russian President Vladimir] Putin wants to be president," Sanders said in a statement. "My message to Putin is clear: Stay out of American elections, and as president I will make sure that you do.
"In 2016, Russia used Internet propaganda to sow division in our country, and my understanding is that they are doing it again in 2020. Some of the ugly stuff on the Internet attributed to our campaign may well not be coming from real supporters."
U.S.Cybercom contemplates information warfare to counter Russian interference in 2020 election
The disclosure of Russian assistance to Sanders follows a briefing to lawmakers last week in which a senior intelligence official said that Russia wants to see Trump reelected, viewing his administration as more favorable to the Kremlin's interests, according to people who were briefed on the comments.
In that closed hearing for the House Intelligence Committee, lawmakers were also told that Sanders had been informed about Russia's interference. The prospect of two rival campaigns both receiving help from Moscow appears to reflect what intelligence officials have previously described as Russia's broader interest in sowing division in the United States and uncertainty about the validity of American elections.
Bernie will take Mueller as VP!
OK, what % of Dems are dumb enough to fall for this Russia thing a second time? It beggars belief.
Well, if you don't want Michael Bloomberg, you must be a RUSSIAN BOT!
The Russians are so clever and effective that we cannot detect them yet, but rest assured that they're there.The Russians have been preparing — and experimenting — for the 2020 election, undeterred by American efforts to thwart them but aware that they needed a new playbook of as-yet-undetectable methods, United States officials said.