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Eh? He's got the air of one sure, but hasn't he been a lawyer for most of his career?Avenatti is the very epitome of a career politician.
Eh? He's got the air of one sure, but hasn't he been a lawyer for most of his career?Avenatti is the very epitome of a career politician.
Point I was making is we need to raise the bar to where there Needs to be service. That is the bare minimum.
Then what issues are they fighting for? How do those isues benefit the people?
Avenatti is just riding his wave. He got a great reception on TV and is trying to capitalize on it. Certainely doesn‘t look like the ideal motive but if he‘s serious about his policies, which is indeed hard to assess, then I‘d happily get over it. Jury still out imo.
It may be helpful for certain people, but it wouldn't necessarily ensure the best President.
if you do not serve you cannot lead.
It is essential to understand what the needs of ordinary people are.
You don't have to be a career politician to be qualified though.
How does a person who wants to serve as a leader, lead without sacrifice?
You don't have to be a career politician.
There needs to be some form of service.
Service isn't a bad thing, but not having it shouldn't be some sort of disqualifier. There are people who think no military service should disqualify one from becoming POTUS. I disagree. There are others who think no government service at all should be a disqualifier. I disagree there as well.
As long as a person carries themselves well, knows the issues, is on the right side of the issues, and can galvanize an audience then they can be competitive.
You could say that about a lot of current politicians, to be fair.Avenatti has done nothing.
What service has he done?
He is not qualified at all. Just spouting words is not enough.
But hey. You cant get lower than Trump.
would be hilarious if he won
wonder what his polling is like
Does anybody give more details? What was Trumps plan? Trick is to convince voters of big picture and not get bogged in details.Avenatti's policy ideas seem mostly fine but are put forward there without any substance or clarity as to how he's going to achieve them. I suspect he'll start to fade once pushed...although never know.
Wouldn't there be a huge conflict of interest if he does that?If Mueller throws his hat into the 2020 Presidential race....
can see him getting support from both sides.
Wouldn't there be a huge conflict of interest if he does that?
If Mueller throws his hat into the 2020 Presidential race....
can see him getting support from both sides.
If Mueller throws his hat into the 2020 Presidential race....
can see him getting support from both sides.
If Mueller throws his hat into the 2020 Presidential race....
can see him getting support from both sides.
Can't see that at all. He's a Republican who wouldn't get much support from his own party since they would be mad he got rid of Trump.
makes sense.
But it would bring back all those reasonable people who left the GOP and perhaps bring in moderate Democrats who did not like another plastic corporate stooge.
Mind you. In the end the platform he runs on will be important.
He would have one thing that many corporate politicians don't have. Integrity. People trust him.
makes sense.
But it would bring back all those reasonable people who left the GOP and perhaps bring in moderate Democrats who did not like another plastic corporate stooge.
Mind you. In the end the platform he runs on will be important.
He would have one thing that many corporate politicians don't have. Integrity. People trust him.
He would have one thing that many corporate politicians don't have. Integrity. People trust him.
They really wouldn't. The Republican party is going through a massive schism at the moment where the power structure has been seized by the ultra wealthy and media elites who are usurping its principles to advance their own agendas. Just look at how much control the likes of the Mercers, Murdochs, Hannity, Levin, Limbaugh et al have today. They are the propagandists who control the flock and won't be giving up their political power to support a RINO like group of outcasts with vaguely sensible positions.
That's the thing, though, trust in Robert Mueller now basically runs down party lines. Republicans don't trust him or like him, and mostly wouldn't vote for him. And many Democrats probably would not vote for a guy who is an admitted Republican.
They really wouldn't. The Republican party is going through a massive schism at the moment where the power structure has been seized by the ultra wealthy and media elites who are usurping its principles to advance their own agendas. Just look at how much control the likes of the Mercers, Murdochs, Hannity, Levin, Limbaugh et al have today. They are the propagandists who control the flock and won't be giving up their political power to support a RINO like group of outcasts with vaguely sensible positions.
Thinking about this clown Avenatti throwing his hat into the 2020 race.
When you think about those people who truly understood what it is to serve.
I listened to Dr. King's last speech and saw how he collapsed into that chair. He spoke of his children.
He did not want to die. He wanted to see them grow up.
The Need to serve is rooted in Love. Love of the nation. Love of people.
That love overcame the instint of self preservation.
The evening of his murder Bobby Kennedy in spite of being told he could not get protection spoke to a black audience from an unprepared speech speaking from his heart of Love. There were no riots that evening.
These people understood what it means to serve. To risk everything.
It is impossible to lead until you have served.
Some sort of service can be helpful but not mandatory. At the end of the day you want to allow the broadest talent pool of people involved in order to get the best candidates. Limiting things to just career politicians isn't very helpful in getting the best people.
people just want honestly.
The point I was making is without conviction even the best people fold/compromise.
Many will sell out.
The primaries will be interesting in giving us an insight into where the Democratic party is headed. I honestly feel if the voices of the many are not heard, there may well be a third party. And don't be surprised it will include former Republicans too.
people just want honestly.