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Re: Do constitutions written on paper work any better than those written on stone?

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Has Kamala done something wrong? I see her as mostly invisible in the way most veeps are. But I could have missed something. She's more woke than I am. But I could live with that because she seemed tough enough to fight Trump.

An older Buttigieg is more appealing, although you'll get more from him by waiting longer. He's clearly the most capable and has more experience than he did.

Don't know enough about AK even now. I don't have a sense of whether she's on the right or the left of the party, whether she's tough or wobbly, and so on. But she does come across as likeable and decent, which is a thing.

I'd like to see a Dem who can properly armwrestle the GOP. Biden is too nice for my taste. You have to be a bit cynical of McConnell.




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Re: Do constitutions written on paper work any better than those written on stone?
By: clo2
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Sun, 05 Dec 21 2:22 PM
Msg. 44088 of 54959

A combination of gerrymandering, Citizens United & the gutting of voter rights has eroded the American Dream/democracy.

I don't see Joe running for a second term. Kamala Harris is a disaster, she doesn't have a prayer to take his place.

I think Amy Klobuchar & Mayor Pete would make a strong ticket.

Odds favor the republicans winning the House in 2022, heaven help us.


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