New (post NH) South Carolina Poll

[brooklynite]

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[hlthe2b]

1. No matter what comes afterward and who ultimately wins the nomination...

I can't help but hope that Biden wins SC. There is just something so wrong about what has been inflicted on him and his family and I truly do believe he is the decent, honorable, and highly dedicated public servant that I've admired all my life.

So, no matter what comes afterward, is it too much to hope that he will get (at least) that big nod?

[mainstreetonce]

4. That is,such a good sentiment

I want to see Joe have a win and I want Trump to see that his lies didn't work.

[brooklynite]

5. "Have a win"?

Sorry but this is politics, and we don't give out participation trophies. I want Biden to either win the nomination solidly or get out.

[hlthe2b]

6. ONE primary does NOT decide the nominee. A win is a win and all are earned.

Hoping for an outcome does NOT equate to advocating for "participation trophies" and I strongly defend the other poster's comment against such a truly unwarranted and condescending response.

[squirecam]

2. Interesting poll

Nt

[question everything]

3. When will Bloomberg appear on the ballot? Super Tuesday?

[squirecam]

7. Yes

Nt

[honest.abe]

8. If Biden does poorly in NV, he might lose SC.

Then not sure what happens.

[Celerity]

9. If those two things happen, then it more than likely is down to Bloomberg and Bernie, and our

Party may very well partially tear itself apart if, at the end of the day, Bernie has a decent-sized plurality, say over 40% but under 50%, and yet is denied the nomination if he above Bloomberg by a 10 point or so margin.

We are headed into uncharted and dangerous waters if things break the wrong way, and there are many wrong ways.

If certain scenarios start to play out, I surely would not want to be in President Obama's shoes, as he will begin to be put under tremendous pressure to take some sort of interventionist stance by many quarters. Buttigieg and Klobuchar and even Warren, if none of them can catch fire with minority voters, will also be under tremendous pressure.

[squirecam]

10. Which candidate gets more delegates from Super Tuesday?

Bernie or Bloomberg?

[Celerity]

11. If I said I knew, I would be a damn liar. Try to predict this all with so much fluidity and delta

going on is like trying to catch a falling knife.

Biden is the biggest variable atm. Of that I feel a bit more sure of. If he crushes it on Super Tuesday, then the nomination is far more likely his at that point then any other candidate. If Bloomberg has a terrible ST on top of that, I think he drops out and tosses his cash behind Biden.

[squirecam]

12. Biden needs to get through South Carolina first

He will drop out if he loses there. Helping Bloomberg a lot.

[Celerity]

13. that is true, I was just trying to move a little bit beyond NV and SC to ST, but do grant that NV

and SC can flip the script entirely before we even reach ST.

This next debate is going to be bananas, especially if Bloomberg qualifies.

[squirecam]

14. Has he accepted yet

I didn’t see him accept the town hall from CNN either.

[Celerity]

15. Bloomberg is one poll short atm

[squirecam]

16. So it's almost given he's going to make it.

Thx.

[Celerity]

21. you probably already knew, but Bloomberg made the debate nt

[aikoaiko]

17. Is this what a firewall looks like?

[squirecam]

18. An 8% win

Would be a larger win then anyone else has had so far.

[aikoaiko]

19. True. Very True.

I wonder where Biden's Joementum ends up on SC primary day.

[Tarc]

20. If Biden loses SC, time to bow out

[McCamy Taylor]

22. Sadly, the GOP is planning to crash the SC primary. Otherwise Biden would be the sure winner.