re: #125 ObserverArt

I’m not. I think Joe is too old and sends the message of established old white men get the reigns and younger people do not have a voice.

I fear it damages the groundswell that is occurring in the younger voters and with women. I think he would actually hurt the vote energy that was built in the last election by younger types like Beto and Alexandria and the whole women’s movement.

They are the future, they need to feel they have a say in it.

Joe B., I love him. But he is not the future.

I am at retirement age and younger than Joe and Bernie. I am no longer interested in the politicians I am familiar with. Time for me to vote for those that will be having to deal with the very serious issues they will be facing.

And if anyone thinks the media and wingnut radio/tv is going to rip Liz Warren to shreds…do we need to revisit what they can and will say about Joe?

They will. Starting with plagiarism and his issues with Clarence Thomas.

This.

Joe was great but his time is long past. He needs to stand aside for the good of the nation and of the party. Beto, Duckworth, etc need to step up.

Much as Speaker Pelosi is doing with congressional leadership, the party needs to set up a transition from the older generation to a younger one.