Robert Reich ?

[Young Bernie]

What about Robert Reich for President in 2020 ?
He served as the US Secretary of Labor so he definitely has ample experience.
He also has been very vocal against trump and very active recently. He was a very vocal and enthusiastic supporter of Bernie in the primaries and has a very eloquent, yet relatable way of speaking and comes off as humorous, and knowledgeable. He's definitely a strong Progressive and I would enthusiastically support him

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America is probably too heightist.

[Kringla Heimsins]

I don't think he would want to. He hasn't held public office since 20 years and is 71.

I would support him though, because I agree with him on virtually everything and I would appreciate to see a US President, for once, that is not extremely tall.

(Statistically, the taller candidate tends to beat the shorter: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heights_of_presidents_and_presidential_candidates_of_the_United_States)

[BushKerry04]

I voted third party in 2016 and probably will do so again in 2016. However, if a Democrat I could stomach runs against Trump, someone who isn't a radical leftist, I'd consider voting for that person since I'd rather have a Democrat than a real Republican than a RINO. However, if I feel that the Democrats nominate someone worse than Trump (I know what could be worse?) than I'll actually vote for Trump. The only two people who I can think of who'd be worse than Trump would be Robert Reich and Elizabeth Warren.

[Mr. Smith]

I don't think he would want to. He hasn't held public office since 20 years and is 71.

I would support him though, because I agree with him on virtually everything and I would appreciate to see a US President, for once, that is not extremely tall.

(Statistically, the taller candidate tends to beat the shorter: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heights_of_presidents_and_presidential_candidates_of_the_United_States)

And yet John Kerry still didn't pull it off.