Whoa Dude!! You are totally off base about people injecting themselves with the flu. I am a retired biochemist that worked in the vaccine field. There is ABSOLUTELY NO WAY that you will get the flu as a direct cause of receiving the vaccine. Any viral DNA/RNA is rendered inactive during the manufacturing process. In laymen's terms, what you do get are "pieces of protein", aka antigens, that activate your white cells, creating the antibodies that attack the flu virus if you get exposed to it. I have really simplified this for an easier explanation. A person getting the flu vaccine may have a reaction to egg proteins that are sometimes used to grow the viruses and that reaction can mimic the flu. Also a person may indeed come down with the flu after receiving the vaccine, but only if they already had acquired the flu prior to getting the vaccine or they were infected with a different strain than the vaccine was prepared from. Again, the flu shot will not and cannot give you the flu no more than a tetanus shot will. So wherever you got your information from is incorrect.

Flip answer: anyone

Serious answer: Amy Klobuchar came closest. I hope she runs again.

Frankly, BOTH parties need a serious infusion of new blood.

Trump is neither stable, nor genius, nor leader. He is a tool of corruptive forces, but he is unaware how much he is being used — as unaware as the populist voters who elected him. Practically any of the Republican candidates in the 2016 primary would have been a better choice than Trump or Hillary.

The Republicans lost their ways, their integrity, their souls, and their spines when they nominated him. I left the party, after 40 years, when they did that. I’ll remain Independent indefinitely.