[zghst]

It would be a massive loss for him. Especially with the Democrats in the middle of a war on all fronts, which is the most pressing issue of the next 2020 candidate. I doubt Zuckerberg could navigate the internal politics to find solid support. He would not make it past the primaries. He has a bigger trust perception problem than Hillary. He should wait it out a few cycles, wait for his child to get older and craft a family man image to replace his current image.

[nemothekid]

A culture enigma, with more money than political experience, that is worshipped by a large demographic for just being rich would suffer a massive loss? I can't help but see history repeating itself. I look forward to 2020's r/The_Mark

[drspacemonkey]

>r/The_Mark

How oddly appropriate that it also happens to be the term used by con artists to describe their intended victim

[zghst]

He hasn't proven himself to be politically savvy like past candidates and he lacks key differentiations like Trump or Hillary. If he attempts to storm to the top without currying favor it will fracture the DNC and if he wins he could have a situation akin to Trump.

[leekyle]

Every time someone mentions Zuck running for president I think of this clip from the code conference where he's asked about privacy and he just about faints. Obviously he has matured since then but I just wonder how he could hold up in a debate.

Reference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WbOwdjSodeU