Type the 2020 Democratic Candidates for President of the United States

[Raver]

The only two 2020 Democratic candidates I like are Andrew Yang and Tulsi Gabbard. Both are intelligent, competent and have original ideas. I don't agree with all of their policies, but they seem to be the most anti-establishment out of all the candidates. The rest of the 2020 Democratic candidates seem either incompetent or corrupt or both.

Andrew Yang seems like an obvious NT. I thought he was LII initially tbh, but gamma NT is possible. This is him talking about inevitable automation taking over the workforce in the near future:



Here he talks about the need for UBI because of automation:



Tulsi Gabbard might be SLE, but to be honest I've never really thought about her type. I just liked her background on what she did in the past and she's strong on foreign policy. This is her talking about foreign policy:



Tulsi describing the corruption in the DNC with super delegates from the 2016 election that was eventually removed:

[Alonzo]

Andrew Yang seems like an obvious NT, I thought he was LII initially tbh, but gamma NT is possible.

https://twitter.com/AndrewYang/statu...55304429121536

Yeah, he said on Twitter that he's an INTJ. And I agree with you, I like Andrew Yang, as well.

[andreasdevig]

EIE. I think that Beta NFs are heeding the war call to sanction that Tang colored, phone booth shaped Beta ST sinkhole currently occupying the White House--I say, let them decimate each other during the primaries. lol As long as a Delta rises from the ashes, I'll be satisfied and I think the country will be better off. I'm so sick of Fe, whether for "good" or "ill" intent, holding court in American politics. It's time for something else.

She does seem to have that Fe-ness going on.

The only two 2020 Democratic candidates I like are Andrew Yang and Tulsi Gabbard.

I like them too (though I wish the opt-in thing wasn't part of Yang's UBI thang), but why do you like them but not Bernie or Marianne? I see a lot of people, particularly on the right, who somehow like Gabbard and Yang yet hate on Bernie. I don't understand it.

[Sol]

Joe Biden - mb EIE
Bernie Sanders - mb ILI
Elizabeth Warren - mb LSI
Kamala Harris - IEI
Pete Buttigieg - mb ILE
Corey Booker - mb EIE
Beto O'Rourke - not IEI
Tulsi Gabbard - pretty woman. not so weird as SLE
Bill De Blasio - mb ILI
Michael Bennet - mb ESI

[Raver]

I like them too (though I wish the opt-in thing wasn't part of Yang's UBI thang), but why do you like them but not Bernie or Marianne? I see a lot of people, particularly on the right, who somehow like Gabbard and Yang yet hate on Bernie. I don't understand it.

I like Bernie too, but I like Yang and Gabbard more. Politically, if I was forced to choose, I am likely a centrist or left libertarian, but I have plenty of views that fall in the left or right. I also think the left/right dichotomy is simplistic and flawed and it should be taken with a grain of salt. Back in the 2016 election, I favored Sanders over Clinton. Largely because I liked his ideas, but also because he didn't seem corrupted by the political and business sphere in the way Clinton clearly was.

Sanders has some haters on the left after supporting Clinton in the 2016 election, but I don't blame him. It would of been basically political suicide to not endorse her. His haters on the right say he is too extreme on the left, but most of his policies would be center left in countries outside of the US. Also, Yang and Gabbard have many political views that are similar to Sanders that could be branded as extreme left by the right despite their differences so I agree that it is odd to like Yang and Gabbard, but dislike Sanders.

[Dauphin]

I like them too (though I wish the opt-in thing wasn't part of Yang's UBI thang), but why do you like them but not Bernie or Marianne? I see a lot of people, particularly on the right, who somehow like Gabbard and Yang yet hate on Bernie. I don't understand it.

Sanders has shown that he's unwilling to go against the "establishment" Democrats on foreign policy and in recent years he's restrained his democratic socialism to something more akin to what AOC and Warren are now pushing.

The people on the right who like Gabbard and Yang are former MAGA types searching for a candidate who will actually go against the Washington political mainstream.

[andreasdevig]

Sanders has shown that he's unwilling to go against the "establishment" Democrats on foreign policy and in recent years he's restrained his democratic socialism to something more akin to what AOC and Warren are now pushing.

Do you want to elaborate on that?