The Word Is Out – Bernie Will Run In 2020

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Of course it doesn’t matter.

Dewitts will not nominate a white naturally gendered man for President in 2020.

At 75, Bernie Sanders has been around the track far too many times.

He knows politics and the tricks to get by as well as the best of them.

 

The voter elected President Trump as a political outsider, they will do the same if he chooses to run again in 2020.

It will be their Year of the Woman, count on it.

Is Bernie transitioning?  Nah !

The Democrats are already doing the polling to see if Oprah Winfrey will not only and led to Bernie’s sled but be the proper fit.

But there’s still room on Bernie’s sled, if so inclined. Enjoy your flight.

It’s a safe bet that they will capture the votes of delusional Hillary and little else.

 

Imagine what a complete shit hole America would have become if Hillary had beat Trump.

Not the economic powerhouse that President Trump has put in place by lowering taxes and creating new jobs while at the same time dismantling Obama’s unaffordable care act.

This loser needs to play “Get Over it by the Eagles,” every day until she does.

 

The Politico

By GABRIEL DEBENEDETTI

January 27, 2018

 

The Vermont senator is taking aggressive steps to address long-running political weaknesses, like his lack of foreign policy bona fides.

Bernie makes moves pointing to 2020 run.

Bernie Sanders is taking steps to address longstanding political shortcomings that were exposed in 2016, ahead of another possible presidential bid in 2020.

From forging closer ties to the labor movement to shoring up his once-flimsy foreign policy credentials, the moves have provided the senator inroads into party power structures that largely shunned him in favor of Hillary Clinton last year.

They’ve also empowered the progressive icon to harness his newfound political power and help Democrats fight President Donald Trump’s administration.

Sanders has been working closely with figures who are close to the party establishment he’s long railed against, like American Federation of Teachers President Randi Weingarten.

And he’s been meeting with international affairs experts such as Bill Perry, a defense secretary in the administration of President Bill Clinton, around a series of speeches designed to define his international vision, one year after running a campaign heavy on domestic policy and light on the rest of the world.

For his part Bernie will have to explain how programs and his delusions that cost the taxpayer money will be paid for without raising.

A NO-CAN-DO Proposition.

Bernie like those who would vote for him are fools and idiots.

 

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