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How many more Starbucks does Howard Schultz want to open in Russia? (Original Post) DemocratSinceBirth Jan 2019 OP
Wait...How many does he have now? Shell_Seas Jan 2019 #1
About two dozen or so DemocratSinceBirth Jan 2019 #2
His candidacy is a joke vlyons Jan 2019 #3
Apparently he has a new book out Clash City Rocker Jan 2019 #4

vlyons

(10,252 posts)
3. His candidacy is a joke
Mon Jan 28, 2019, 11:04 AM
Jan 2019

He may be richer than god, but without a party endorsement, there's no way he can run a 50 state campaign. Anyone who joins his campaign is a grifter, looking for a pay check. That whole "moderate" label just tells me that hhe doesn't stand for anything. Saying that you want us to "work together" tells me that you have no issues that you're passionate about. No policies that you want to enact.

We Dems are thrilled to see the party move left and leave behind selling out to corporate lobbyists. We are thrilled to have so many great, exciting candidates.

Howard Schultz bores me to tears.

Clash City Rocker

(3,398 posts)
4. Apparently he has a new book out
Mon Jan 28, 2019, 11:14 AM
Jan 2019

Hopefully he’s just trying to draw attention to himself to sell copies of his book.

Schultz lacks personality, and I don’t know what he stands for except “both parties are screwing up and I’m different.” So, basically what Trump ran on. Maybe he just draws some of the people who voted for Trump out of protest, and many of those people don’t vote otherwise. So he may be a non factor if he runs.

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