[Citrus]

Yeah I can't imagine Marco losing, unfortunately.

[Temporal]

I thought Marco wasn't running again?

[Dylan']

Warren will be VP, right?

I'm just gonna feel really uncomfortable if Hillary is telling people "support Hillary and Elizabeth!" and then chooses someone else.

[kingkylie]

Dems are moving Hillary's acceptance speech from the Wells Fargo Center (19,500 people) to the Lincoln Financial Field stadium (70,000). Same venue Taylor Swift performed at with The 1989 Tour and Beyonce with The Formation Tour.

[Temporal]

GO IN BITCH

https://www.facebook.com/moveon/vide...3533408700493/

[TaggedGalaxy]

I'm so impatient to know who the VP will be

[King Maxx]

Originally posted by Cheetos

Murphy is a weak candidate IMO and the RNC will throw everything they have behind Marco

Originally posted by Citrus

Yeah I can't imagine Marco losing, unfortunately.

Originally posted by Temporal

I thought Marco wasn't running again?

Well they are currently tied, and he was actually ahead in one poll. Trump is keeping Republicans home, and they don't even like Marco. If Hillary is winning by 5-10 points then I see it becoming harder.

And he got back in because the other opponent was "losing" to the Democrats. I feel like picking Rubio was a mistake on their part, but we'll see.

Originally posted by Dylan'

Warren will be VP, right?

I'm just gonna feel really uncomfortable if Hillary is telling people "support Hillary and Elizabeth!" and then chooses someone else.

Well Tim Kaine says he is too boring and now this new info is coming out about taking gifts so yeah the chances of Warren just went up a few points.

[Akil]

Originally posted by kingkylie

Dems are moving Hillary's acceptance speech from the Wells Fargo Center (19,500 people) to the Lincoln Financial Field stadium (70,000). Same venue Taylor Swift performed at with The 1989 Tour and Beyonce with The Formation Tour.

[jgorny]

If Hillary is elected president, will this be the first time we had a back to back democrat president?

[King Maxx]

Originally posted by jgorny

If Hillary is elected president, will this be the first time we had a back to back democrat president?

No. From the old Democratic Party: Andrew Jackson and Martin Van Buren (1819-1841) and then Franklin Pierce and James Buchanan (1853-1861)

From the New Democratic Party: the last time elected in was FDR and Harry Truman (1933-1953). However the last official time was through death and sworn in with JFK and LBJ (1961-69)

So yes this would be the first time EVER a Dem was elected after the incumbent president of the same party not through VP.

[Kool_Aid_King]

Originally posted by Dylan'

Warren will be VP, right?

I'm just gonna feel really uncomfortable if Hillary is telling people "support Hillary and Elizabeth!" and then chooses someone else.

I hope so, but Hillary's Wall Street backers are telling her not to since Warren stands for everything they're not.

But Warren is the only way some of the #BernieOrBust people will come around, but at the same time, most of them will say she's only doing it to pander to them

[King Maxx]

Originally posted by Kool_Aid_King

I hope so, but Hillary's Wall Street backers are telling her not to since Warren stands for everything they're not.

But Warren is the only way some of the #BernieOrBust people will come around, but at the same time, most of them will say she's only doing it to pander to them

Elizabeth is to prove to the whole party she is the progressive she claims. It's not about those Twitter trolls, but people within the whole party who are slowly feeling the party is becoming about corporations and not the people.

And I don't believe the Wall Street claims. I personally feel it's a ploy from the campaign itself to show she's not bowing down. Hillary and Bill got that power.

[King Maxx]

Hillary x Obama & Hillary x Biden in one week will be so iconic.

We've never seen this before in our lifetimes.

[jgorny]

Originally posted by King Maxx

No. From the old Democratic Party: Andrew Jackson and Martin Van Buren (1819-1841) and then Franklin Pierce and James Buchanan (1853-1861)

From the New Democratic Party: the last time elected in was FDR and Harry Truman (1933-1953). However the last official time was through death and sworn in with JFK and LBJ (1961-69)

So yes this would be the first time EVER a Dem was elected after the incumbent president of the same party not through VP.

Wow, that would be cool if that happened. Another piece of history in the making

[Bloo]

The State Department is trying to extend the email investigation by more than 2 years...
http://www.politico.com/blogs/under-...24981?cmpid=sf

[King Maxx]

Originally posted by Bloo

The State Department is trying to extend the email investigation by more than 2 years...
http://www.politico.com/blogs/under-...24981?cmpid=sf

Citing the agency's own errors in the handling of a request for emails of four former aides to Hillary Clinton, the State Department is asking a federal judge to extend the deadline to complete processing of the records by more than two years.

Justice Department lawyers notified U.S. District Court Judge Rudolph Contreras on Wednesday that State will be unable to meet the court-ordered deadline of July 21 in the lawsuit the conservative group Citizens United brought earlier this year seeking emails ex-State Department officials Cheryl Mills, Huma Abedin, Melanne Verveer and Michael Fuchs exchanged with individuals at the Clinton Foundation or a firm with ties to the Clintons, Teneo Consulting.

This is a mess. Benghazi 2.0 This has little to do with Hillary yet again. Hillary has cooperated. Not her fault they aren't taking this investigation seriously.

[Damien M]

Originally posted by Citrus

Yeah I can't imagine Marco losing, unfortunately.

Yeah, he's insanely popular here. No way he's losing.

[King Maxx]

Originally posted by Damien M

Yeah, he's insanely popular here. No way he's losing.

The polls say otherwise.

[Damien M]

I live here. My opinion> yours.

[King Maxx]

Originally posted by Damien M

I live here. My opinion> yours.

Okay with the aggressiveness.

You can stay where ever you want. I quite frankly believe more in the polls. He couldn't even win his own state in the primaries.

One of the recent polls, PPP, says his favorability rating is 30. His unfavorability rating is 49. It's 26/55 with Independents, and Trump is doing bad with them as well so yeah I wouldn't say it's safe when he and Patrick are tied right now.

Rubio has zero competition right now while Patrick is going against Alan Grayson so the Dems are still divided at the moment.