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Garrett78

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3. By "as well," I'm referring to where he placed. 2nd in Iowa and 1st in New Hampshire.

Reply to irresistable (Reply #2)

Tue Feb 19, 2019, 03:33 PM

Feb 2019

I don't think he'll place as high in either. Even if he does, he faces a very rough road after New Hampshire.

Just imagine if we started with states that actually reflect our electorate.

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Bernie Sanders in Iowa and New Hampshire [View all] Garrett78 Feb 2019 OP

Yeah, that is the only saving grace in all this. honest.abe Feb 2019 #1

Just imagine if we started with states that actually reflect our electorate. Garrett78 Feb 2019 #4

Which are? N/T flotsam Feb 2019 #8

California DemocratSinceBirth Feb 2019 #9

Maryland, Illinois, Arizona, Florida, California, etc. Garrett78 Feb 2019 #10

He doesn't have to do as well in those two states. irresistable Feb 2019 #2

By "as well," I'm referring to where he placed. 2nd in Iowa and 1st in New Hampshire. Garrett78 Feb 2019 #3

'Just imagine if we started with states that actually reflect our electorate.' comradebillyboy Feb 2019 #5

Yes. I've suggested Maryland and Florida or Illinois and Arizona. Garrett78 Feb 2019 #6

Absolutly comradebillyboy Feb 2019 #7

He will stay in romana Feb 2019 #11

He will have a much tougher time justifying that. It'll be a completely different situation. Garrett78 Feb 2019 #12