A few thoughts.

*Biden's debate skills scare me.  He often has an absence for words and abruptly ends this turn midway through a sentence (or thought process)
*K Harris is feisty and passionate (as an attorney and former prosecutor) but not that people are digging into her records and challenging her, she seems vulnerable.
*B. Sanders - pretty well spoken but his position is too far left --- I can't vote for a complete college debt forgiveness.
*E. Warren - a pretty strong debater.  I really didn't care for her months ago but she's a pretty strong candidate (from a knowledge and communication perspective).  Still not sure if she can win over the millennials and minorities..
*C. Booker - so far, this is my top candidate.  Well spoken, charismatic, and would have a strong chance to challenge Trump.  He could mirror the Obama vote.
*Yang -- Giving every adult $1,000/month -- [BLEEP] -- I can't vote for that.  Also, the dude is pretty well spoken but is only worth $3 to 4 million which really isn't that much considering he portrays himself as an entrepreneur in global technology.
*Buttigieg - He's doing very well and I can't argue with the fact that he's very well spoken. That said, there is no way this voting population (in 2020) is going to win an election knowing the 1st lady will be a guy.  I can easily get past that but I think the general public needs another 4 to 8 to perhaps 12 years to absorb that.  I could see him in 2024 or 2028 having a much stronger chance
*Castro - This is my 2nd choice so far.  Again, he'll likely be eliminated soon due to popularity (media coverage) but this guy has been strong over the initial 2 debates.
* Others -- nah.

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(07-31-2019, 08:59 PM)StroudCrowd1 Wrote: Now Joe wants to send illegals back.

Gabbard isn't hard on the eyes.

She had a good makeup job last night

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