A candidate can disagree with the Berniecrat wing of the Democratic Party all they want, but when a politician equivocates a politician attracting a multiracial coalition of supporters in support for single-payer health care to politician attracting white nationalists on the premise of creating a police state around the U.S.-Mexican border, that candidate is showing me they’re either completely out of touch or just plain lying.

This is my favorite instance of you showing us all how gullible you are. And there have been so many.

LOL you guys so can’t over being wrong about Russiagate. It’s kind of funny since I’ve moved now that its been proven to be a farce and yet it’s really disturbing because people like you can’t move on from and are irrevocably damaged because of it. All of this snark sounds like an ex who is litigating the past with throwaway obnoxious comments out of insecurity.

Remember earlier in this thread when I said this site is so much more pleasant when nobody is talking about the knicks?… well, let me be the first to say that I was wrong.

yes, I excel at superficiality 🙂

LOL. I respect the honesty and agree that appearances will color a lot of the 2020 election.

Mayor Pete, in my mind though, is a no go. His unattractiveness as a candidate for me was highlighted with the recent NYTimes article linking him to Neera Tanden and the Center for American Progress, a think tank whose nickname is Orwellian in its deceit. Like a good flag and anthem “centrist” he was just recently pronouncing a false equivalency between Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump, which is a major red flag to me. A candidate can disagree with the Berniecrat wing of the Democratic Party all they want, but when a politician equivocates a politician attracting a multiracial coalition of supporters in support for single-payer health care to politician attracting white nationalists on the premise of creating a police state around the U.S.-Mexican border, that candidate is showing me they’re either completely out of touch or just plain lying.

having said that, kamela, is not an unattractive woman, I’m not big on the whole pant suit thing, but, she’s got really nice eyes, and, some other parts too…what she says seems okay, however, I would say no to putting her up front as “the” candidate…

I liked mayor pete – a lot…smart guy, vet, I like hearing faith talk from leaders…I get the whole separation of state and church, still, having a decent moral compass is pretty important for decision makers…

not sure how accepting america will be of his romantic preference…whether it may be possible at this time for that type of large scale cultural breakthrough…

i gotta be honest, when he first walked on the stage I thought of dukakis – james madison at 5’4″ was the shortest president ever…

him and trump on the same stage, will not be a good visual…

yes, I excel at superficiality 🙂

I would be very receptive to a weekly Owen column on parenting.

Like politics, there are definitely plenty of forums to discuss parenting on the internet, each of them with the kind of deeply impenetrable jargon and acronyms that would make an basketball statistician deeply envious.

Also, in my family, my wife is definitely the authority. I would say most men I know feel the same way.

Definitely looking forward to discussing it with you at the next Knickerblogger meetup, tentatively themed, “We Mourn the Passing of Zion.”

If we draft fifth and pick Hunter I won’t complain. I have a hard time getting super excited about him. He just strikes me as a bit of a Stanley Johnson or Rondae Hollis Jefferson type. Although those aren’t really good comps. But point being, I don’t know that I believe he’s really a legit NBA shooting guard and I don’t see the kind of athleticism to make him a devastating 3. But I am not that up on him and the numbers are ok.