Martin O'Malley

kenfrequed

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8. Of course there is.

Reply to Raine1967 (Reply #7)

Mon May 18, 2015, 01:31 PM

May 2015

There is room for a number of other candidates, but Bernie Sanders is probably my favorite so far. I will probably be sticking with him as I have been an admirer of his for a decade or so. He speaks truth to power and is willing to stand up to corporate interests.

I have heard good things about O'Malley too and like his record as governor. Either would be a better candidate than Hillary Clinton but in terms of who would challenge Clinton more, I think that Bernie has inertia and is well positioned.

Of course I should also point out that at the end of the day I, like Bernie, will support the candidate that the party endorses.

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Why Not Martin O'MAlley? [View all] Raine1967 May 2015 OP

BECAUSE elleng May 2015 #1

It was a pretty good op-ed piece, right? Raine1967 May 2015 #3

Pretty darn good, Raine! elleng May 2015 #4

I find him quite intersting. Looking forward to some good old fashion Iliyah May 2015 #2

Agreed; I am as well, Iliyah Raine1967 May 2015 #5

he is NOT a candidate. Like Jeb he is just slumming for media attention nt msongs May 2015 #12

Jeb may slum, elleng May 2015 #13

Well let's talk after the 30th. Raine1967 May 2015 #14

One more thing, I would kindly ask you to take that hyperbole to a forum. This is a group. Raine1967 May 2015 #17

Bernie has announced. kenfrequed May 2015 #6

There is room for another candidate. Raine1967 May 2015 #7

Of course there is. kenfrequed May 2015 #8

Thanks kenfrequed. Raine1967 May 2015 #15

Don't mention it. kenfrequed May 2015 #18

Thank you, Raine! Koinos May 2015 #9

He's well-liked. Bill Clinton is very fond of him. MADem May 2015 #10

+1 Raine1967 May 2015 #16

K & R. n/t FSogol May 2015 #11