Former Texas Governor Rick Perry declared his candidacy for the Republican presidential nomination today. He joins a long list of GOP'ers hoping to go the distance. In such a large field of candidates, how does one get his or her message out? It will be interesting to see which candidates actually resonate with voters.
Rick Perry joins crowded GOP field for President.
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Getting their message out isn't the problem - getting voters to see how it might improve their lives [and the US] is. Personally, I like the Jewish Socialist [Bernie Sanders] and find it really interesting how he is ignored by the media, and especially by those who would be expected to approve of a Jewish Socialist [Christians]. 
This doesn't make any sense.Getting their message out isn't the problem - getting voters to see how it might improve their lives [and the US] is. Personally, I like the Jewish Socialist [Bernie Sanders] and find it really interesting how he is ignored by the media, and especially by those who would be expected to approve of a Jewish Socialist [Christians].
I don't see Bernie Sanders being ignored by the media. Many of them like him very much.Getting their message out isn't the problem - getting voters to see how it might improve their lives [and the US] is. Personally, I like the Jewish Socialist [Bernie Sanders] and find it really interesting how he is ignored by the media, and especially by those who would be expected to approve of a Jewish Socialist [Christians].
Unlike Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders is honest about his convictions. One could see Sanders drawing 5-10% of the vote in Democratic primaries. And why shouldn't Sanders be well received by Democrats? The current occupant of the White House is no friend of capitalism.
I wonder what @moose had to say about Sanders.