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Possibly. I can't imagine Warren or Buttigieg being able to beat Trump in a head-to-head debate, but she might.Well, I am still going to vote for Trump, God Willing, but I think she has the best shot at beating him (other than Yang and Gabbard, neither of whom can get the nom).
Why would they release "results" when they have only 1% in? LOL
She's unattractive and unlikable when the cameras aren't pointed her way.....And she would still be shuffling papers in the Hennepin County D.A.'s office, were it not for her name.A break-through night for her? Absolutely.
I do not like a thing she stands for...in fact I detest everything she represents......unfortunately she will make a formidable candidate.....if the DNC does not somehow manage to subvert her for one their lackeys aka biden, hillary or bloomberg.
She speaks well, obviously very intelligent and whilst not what I would call beautiful....she is attractive and has a likeable personality. Of all the democratic candidates I think she is the one that might stand a chance of beating Trump....heaven forbid!
https://www.breitbart.com/clips/2020/02/07/abcs-jonathan-karl-it-was-a-breaonly kthrough-night-for-amy-klobuchar/
Friday was a good night for Klobuchar. She successfully sold herself as the Democratic Party’s ideal centrist pick, focusing on Buttigieg’s lack of experience and youth.
Klobuchar has sold herself as the pragmatist with a history of winning elections in the politically divided Midwest, but now, she is trying to prove that she’s a fighter...someone who can go toe-to-toe with Trump if given the chance
Lol, but Klobuchar is not a leftist. She is a classic liberal dogooder.On the other hand, virtually every DEMOCRAT running for the Presidency, wants to throw out not only what Trump did, but what Obama did too, and change it to SOCIALISM.
So we aren't keeping Trump, nor Obama, we are going almost 100% in a totally new direction that mirrors total failure throughout history, and they are trying to convince you that this, is a good idea, because they come from the party of Obama?!?!?!?!?!?!?!
Now, I don't know what you think, but using such absurd logic for a debate point that totally fails, is usually called a CLUE-)
I have a vague feeling that Amy Klobuchar might win New Hampshire tonight. She is the only one, besides Andrew Yang, who has stood up against the pandering tactics used by the rest of the candidates, and has denounced socialism.
Right now I think she has the best chance of beating Trump in the general, but are DNC members even aware of her strengths? Honestly, I had not given her much thought til the debate last Friday night.
She is a moderate across the board, except for supporting the Green New Deal, which could work if they pushed Thorium Molten Salt Reactors instead of banning it reflexively as a part of a generic 'nuclear is bad' reaction.
She wants to ban evil looking semi-automatic rifles, which is stupid and she is not in favor of Medicare for all, like most of the others.
She seems like a solid Democrat moderate alternative to Sleepy Joe Biden.
Amy Klobuchar on the issues, in under 500 words - Axios
And Muslim!She's unattractive and unlikable when the cameras aren't pointed her way.....And she would still be shuffling papers in the Hennepin County D.A.'s office, were it not for her name.A break-through night for her? Absolutely.
I do not like a thing she stands for...in fact I detest everything she represents......unfortunately she will make a formidable candidate.....if the DNC does not somehow manage to subvert her for one their lackeys aka biden, hillary or bloomberg.
She speaks well, obviously very intelligent and whilst not what I would call beautiful....she is attractive and has a likeable personality. Of all the democratic candidates I think she is the one that might stand a chance of beating Trump....heaven forbid!
https://www.breitbart.com/clips/2020/02/07/abcs-jonathan-karl-it-was-a-breaonly kthrough-night-for-amy-klobuchar/
So female candidate need to be attractive?
I agree. If nominated she will beat Trump.Friday was a good night for Klobuchar. She successfully sold herself as the Democratic Party’s ideal centrist pick, focusing on Buttigieg’s lack of experience and youth.
Klobuchar has sold herself as the pragmatist with a history of winning elections in the politically divided Midwest, but now, she is trying to prove that she’s a fighter...someone who can go toe-to-toe with Trump if given the chance
I like her. She's more centrist and pragmatic.
I agree. If nominated she will beat Trump.Friday was a good night for Klobuchar. She successfully sold herself as the Democratic Party’s ideal centrist pick, focusing on Buttigieg’s lack of experience and youth.
Klobuchar has sold herself as the pragmatist with a history of winning elections in the politically divided Midwest, but now, she is trying to prove that she’s a fighter...someone who can go toe-to-toe with Trump if given the chance
I like her. She's more centrist and pragmatic.
That is true. She lacks in the charisma department. After four years of Trump, the electorate wants a stable personality. She may not win the nomination, but I am glad to see her rise. I Don’t want Bernie.I agree. If nominated she will beat Trump.Friday was a good night for Klobuchar. She successfully sold herself as the Democratic Party’s ideal centrist pick, focusing on Buttigieg’s lack of experience and youth.
Klobuchar has sold herself as the pragmatist with a history of winning elections in the politically divided Midwest, but now, she is trying to prove that she’s a fighter...someone who can go toe-to-toe with Trump if given the chance
I like her. She's more centrist and pragmatic.
Maybe - if she can stir the base.
She also, imo, has the best potential for bipartisanship...maybe toning down the wings a little.
That is true. She lacks in the charisma department. After four years of Trump, the electorate wants a stable personality. She may not win the nomination, but I am glad to see her rise. I Don’t want Bernie.I agree. If nominated she will beat Trump.Friday was a good night for Klobuchar. She successfully sold herself as the Democratic Party’s ideal centrist pick, focusing on Buttigieg’s lack of experience and youth.
Klobuchar has sold herself as the pragmatist with a history of winning elections in the politically divided Midwest, but now, she is trying to prove that she’s a fighter...someone who can go toe-to-toe with Trump if given the chance
I like her. She's more centrist and pragmatic.
Maybe - if she can stir the base.
She also, imo, has the best potential for bipartisanship...maybe toning down the wings a little.
I agree. Electability is the key. Biden is through as well. It is possible he could pull a Hillary style run in the south. I am not sure Biden can do that especially with Bloomberg on the horizon.That is true. She lacks in the charisma department. After four years of Trump, the electorate wants a stable personality. She may not win the nomination, but I am glad to see her rise. I Don’t want Bernie.I agree. If nominated she will beat Trump.Friday was a good night for Klobuchar. She successfully sold herself as the Democratic Party’s ideal centrist pick, focusing on Buttigieg’s lack of experience and youth.
Klobuchar has sold herself as the pragmatist with a history of winning elections in the politically divided Midwest, but now, she is trying to prove that she’s a fighter...someone who can go toe-to-toe with Trump if given the chance
I like her. She's more centrist and pragmatic.
Maybe - if she can stir the base.
She also, imo, has the best potential for bipartisanship...maybe toning down the wings a little.
I like Bernie...don't get me wrong, I think he's a good man who cares a great deal but he's not nationally electable, and not all his ideas are realistic nationally. We don't need a winger now, not after Trump. We need stability, and a rebuilding of public trust and our national image if that is even repairable.
I agree. Electability is the key. Biden is through as well. It is possible he could pull a Hillary style run in the south. I am not sure Biden can do that especially with Bloomberg on the horizon.That is true. She lacks in the charisma department. After four years of Trump, the electorate wants a stable personality. She may not win the nomination, but I am glad to see her rise. I Don’t want Bernie.I agree. If nominated she will beat Trump.I like her. She's more centrist and pragmatic.
Maybe - if she can stir the base.
She also, imo, has the best potential for bipartisanship...maybe toning down the wings a little.
I like Bernie...don't get me wrong, I think he's a good man who cares a great deal but he's not nationally electable, and not all his ideas are realistic nationally. We don't need a winger now, not after Trump. We need stability, and a rebuilding of public trust and our national image if that is even repairable.
You and I agree. Hoover, W. And Trump all ran on business experience. Screw the billionaire or MBA candidate. No one group of people has screwed up this country more.I agree. Electability is the key. Biden is through as well. It is possible he could pull a Hillary style run in the south. I am not sure Biden can do that especially with Bloomberg on the horizon.That is true. She lacks in the charisma department. After four years of Trump, the electorate wants a stable personality. She may not win the nomination, but I am glad to see her rise. I Don’t want Bernie.I agree. If nominated she will beat Trump.
Maybe - if she can stir the base.
She also, imo, has the best potential for bipartisanship...maybe toning down the wings a little.
I like Bernie...don't get me wrong, I think he's a good man who cares a great deal but he's not nationally electable, and not all his ideas are realistic nationally. We don't need a winger now, not after Trump. We need stability, and a rebuilding of public trust and our national image if that is even repairable.
I don't much like Bloomberg. I think I'm burned out by billionaires.
Please tell us how many people you know who have lost their jobs or careers since Trump became President.You and I agree. Hoover, W. And Trump all ran on business experience. Screw the billionaire or MBA candidate. No one group of people has screwed up this country more.I agree. Electability is the key. Biden is through as well. It is possible he could pull a Hillary style run in the south. I am not sure Biden can do that especially with Bloomberg on the horizon.That is true. She lacks in the charisma department. After four years of Trump, the electorate wants a stable personality. She may not win the nomination, but I am glad to see her rise. I Don’t want Bernie.Maybe - if she can stir the base.
She also, imo, has the best potential for bipartisanship...maybe toning down the wings a little.
I like Bernie...don't get me wrong, I think he's a good man who cares a great deal but he's not nationally electable, and not all his ideas are realistic nationally. We don't need a winger now, not after Trump. We need stability, and a rebuilding of public trust and our national image if that is even repairable.
I don't much like Bloomberg. I think I'm burned out by billionaires.
