You're politically astute. in your own objective opinion, who among the potential Democratic nominees stands the best chance of winning the ELECTORAL vote (not the Popular vote, which doesn't count). I'm still thinking Biden, despite his poor start and spontaneous rudeness, which might actually be an asset versus Trump's spontaneous rudeness. Also, he's the only candidate who would have a married First Lady, if that matters. Catholic might be more appealing to the Swing-States than Jewish, straight rather than gay, well-known as a Vice-president, being supportive of his sketchy son might be a plus rather than a minus, NOT self-labeled a Socialist, feisty, etc.
But, I'm just guessing what would appeal the most to the Midwest and Florida.
Any one of the candidates would be a huge improvement regarding Green issues.
Hmm. In truth, I haven't been paying much attention to this years candidates. Bloomberg seems to be pushing hard for the White House, and with his funds, he poses a considerable threat to Trump.
The electoral vote could be grabbed by him too, though I honestly do not know right now. Would have to watch a debate between the lot.
On the topic of voting: I'll vote this coming election, even though it'll most likely be a throw away on some lesser known candidate. None of the runners have made a good enough argument to earn my vote (from what I've seen). Last time, I voted green myself for the same reason.
Eh. I wouldn't want just anyone to replace him. Comrade Bernie wouldn't be all that great economically. In fact, he'd sink the already sinking ship.
Biden or Bloomberg would keep the status quo without the shi't show Trump puts on. Leo Mars folk I tell ya. Just can't shut up.
On the plus side, Trump is so loud and proud he'd make a terrible member of the NWO, so it's unlikely he's apart of the true enemy.
