I think that pisses me off as much as the afore-referenced.

Watching her last night give the response to That Shit I Ain't Watch makes me wish we'd see her again, somehow, in Washington.

against David Perdue, who's up in 2020.

I would have rather seen her in the governorship, just because that would be a better presidential springboard. But obviously the Senate could work as well.

>against David Perdue, who's up in 2020.
>
>I would have rather seen her in the governorship, just because
>that would be a better presidential springboard. But obviously
>the Senate could work as well.
>

and changing that calculus (e.g. nominating a dynamic black woman) got Dems mobilized for a statewide race in a way that I'd never seen in my nearly two decades in Georgia politics. not to mention that the deck was stacked. 50K vote difference out of 2.6 million cast. Trump was nominally on the ballot in 2018--he's actually on the ballot in 2020. regardless of if Stacey is the nominee or not, it will be an extremely competitive race for Dems.

She's got to be the D nominee if she even halfway wants it, right?

it kinda sounded like a (Presidential) campaign speech to me, I hope we see a lot more of her

she's been to my wife's training facility a couple of times. very small crowd and she's just as eloquent, has a presence and is also welcoming.

she also came to South DeKalb mall during the election. we were waiting in line to vote and she dropped in just to say thanks to those supporting her. she's pretty dope.

To continue the comparison, what happened to her campaign was basically Belichick decided to ref the game, refused to step aside, then decided 1/5th of her team was ineligible to play because they were too black.