No he shouldn't and the USA needs people like Bernie Sanders in office.

well the voters will get what they deserve

hahah, just found this comedy gold :D

We need a President who isn't a laughing stock to the entire World. We need a truly great leader, a genius at strategy and winning. Respect!

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) August 9, 2014

Trump can definitely win again but then again I do not believe it would really take that much of a candidate on the Dems side to beat him. Beating Hillary isn't really that big of a deal since she was very tainted and split the Dems. I know a lot of Dems did not vote because of the whole Bernie issue. The thing I am sure of is that Trump will continue to pile on more lies and stupid decisions that will be very easy for any candidate to paint him as not only a fool but also just as bad if not worst of a criminal as Hillary. Making Trump appear like a complete idiot and also corrupt should be enough for any decent candidate on the Dems side to lock up those independent votes which Hillary lost. Joe Biden would be a safe bet since there isn't to much garbage in his past like the stacks of paper on Trump. I do wonder if he will get away with not showing his taxes again running for a second term.

Personally I believe Trump will not run for a second term. When you are as crooked as Trump, such a spotlight on him and his family dealings isn't something he want to continue to happen. Maybe the President office insulate him for a while but eventually, it will all come out. Way to many loose lips out there taping him because no one trust him.

Don't count on it. He definitely has the biggest chance, but only because the progressive vote will be split at the minimum three ways between Bernie, Warren, and Harris, possibly further by Gillibrand, if she can shake her corporatist brand, and Booker, at least until they drop out, by which time Biden will have a huge lead. A progressive's inability to win the 2020 nomination has nothing to do with the party picking Biden and everything to do with the centrist/moderate establishment having the connections to clear the field of major moderate candidates while progressives are a nebulous group without that ability. About half of the primary voters will go to moderates and half to progressives. Biden gets all the moderates, the progressives get split into smithereens by the flood of progressive candidates. If any more than two progressive candidates are running by the time the first primaries roll around, Biden wins. If the progressive wing can narrow down their choices to two or one by that time, Bernie, Warren, or Harris have a chance, if they're still around and not all three of them are there. If Harris is there, her winning depends on how early California is and how much she crushes the competition there. Warren depends probably most likely on Super Tuesday in New England, and Bernie on how much his previous movement carries over. But regardless Biden isn't set in stone. Hell, if his health is poor enough he may not run.

As for progressives being unable to win statewide nominations, what do you think Stacey Abrams is? As for senators, we have several elected progressive senators already. Something tells me you're feeling sore about El-Sayed, and I guess depressed about de Leon's and Nixon's chances? Those are a couple of contests, not the whole party, and weird things are going on in each case. First, these are all incumbents or well known people vs. unknown challengers. Incumbents are hard to beat, becoming known is hard to do, combine the two factors and it becomes very hard. El-Sayed got progressive endorsements too late, and not much campaigning from big names, while Whitmer is hardly all that moderate and had major endorsements from unions, Emily's list, and a few progressive groups. It was amazing that he got as far as he did. Kevin de Leon is losing because of the jungle primary system that is boosting Feinstein with Republican votes, he actually has the support of state Democratic party, so even if he loses, the party knows what the future is. Nixon v Cuomo is a special case too. Nixon is a celebrity, but not a particularly well known one, running against someone with great name recognition and tons of proven experience. People in NY don't want to trust a celebrity after seeing Trump, so if the first thing they hear of her is that she was on Sex in the City, it doesn't leave a good impression, and they tune out. So she has a hard time increasing her profile against Cuomo, who is well known and, to be frank, has one of the most corrupt and powerful political machines in the country backing him. So don't get discouraged by those three races. The future of the Democratic party is progressive. Neoliberalism is almost as dead as conservatism (the pre-Trump, Reaganesque kind, not the post-Trump reactionism). Give it a decade or so, but the Democratic platform is only going to get more progressive and so will its politicians and the policies they produce.

Actually, he can run from prison. He would lose some voters though, just not his base. Being in prison doesn't disqualify you from running for President of the United States, funnily enough. Age and citizenship are the only qualifications to run.

 QFT. Not even Bush was mocked this much globally. 

This is just one of the hundreds of thousands of things he's said and eventually contradicted on the subreddit I linked to on the last page.

As long as the DNC has the super delegate system, you can believe who ever they really want to win the primary will will it.

No option for "I hope not", so I have no option to choose. After reading the poll options, I made a prediction that the OP of the thread would be a supporter of Trump, and I was right. Just for the record.

Edit: I live in Chicago, and around here Trump has very little supporters. I actually find it hard to believe that there are places where Trump *is* supported.

Didn't know what QFT meant; had to look it up. Thought it meant "quit fucking talking", but then the rest of the post didn't make sense to me.