Let me clarify for you, Kirsten. NO, just NO.

not a good idea

Were the Kochs busy?

The fact that she kept her sit doesn't mean we have all forgotten your ill-jump-the-gun to help republicans getting rid of Al Franken, did she forget she did that?

What does she think makes her a good candidate for POTUS, anyway?

[link:https://www.politico.com/story/2018/11/26/al-franken-kirsten-gillibrand-2020-1014697|

It was an interesting read for sure.

Kirsten Gillibrand< Al Franken

Because I sure do.

And I will NEVER forgive you for your actions.

Al was wonderful. You? Not so much.

And here we are. Not a chance I'd vote for her.

"she wasn't the only one" in 3.....2.....1.....

Crawl back in your hole, Kirsten.

And Hell NO!!

Instead of offering any kind of explanation, mea culpa, or discussion, she lashes out at the donors, all but accusing THEM of not caring about women or "me-too".

Disgusting, delusional, and given no evidence of any emerging "growth or understanding", beyond unqualified for higher office, IMO.

with her being from NY, this just reinforces my desire to not vote for her.... ever....


Go Kamala Harris!!!!!

I wonder why we don't hear about how Franken is a sex-obsessed pussy-grabber anymore. I wonder if there even ever *was* an investigation after he expressed his willingness to resign from office and cooperate with one. I wonder if Gillibrand has the capacity for shame. I wonder who told her letting this news get out so early in the cycle was a good idea.

...let's make it someone who even much of the Democratic base doesn't like!

There's another reason she wants to get rid of popular competitors like Franken, those that are confrontational to big power.
There's a fight for the soul of the Democratic Party. Warren represents the long overdue shift to the grass roots, the people, the 99%. And those that still cling to the failed Third Way 1% catering decade where we lost a record amount of seats across the country.

NO...don't run because your own party won't vote for you.

There are excellent contenders, and a Wall Street friendly-candidate is the last of the country's needs.

With the right inspirational candidate, small grassroots donations will not only fund the campaign, but create more intense engagement from the voters.

Saw her on National tv last year and had to be corrected live by her senatorial aid on a vote that she thought all democratic Senators voted against. Plus she is now telling Americans she has her hands out to the wall street elites. Not very smart. Be grateful that you have the powerful position that you do.

Sucking up to Wall Street denizens right out of the gate makes me want to vomit. The way she railroaded Al Franken is the final nail in her political coffin as far as I'm concerned. If selected to represent the Democratic party I'd vote for her, but I'll steadfastly refuse to lift a finger for her election campagn.

I sincerely doubt she stands much of a chance, though.