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Dem4Life1102

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24. Sounds like a distinction

Reply to Caliman73 (Reply #22)

Thu Apr 8, 2021, 12:48 PM

Apr 2021

without a difference. And why not support Yang in his current campaign rather than one that he lost.

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What If Andrew Yang Wins? [View all] brooklynite Apr 2021 OP

This message was self-deleted by its author Sherman A1 Apr 2021 #1

Should that be 2021 Dem4Life1102 Apr 2021 #6

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But the nyc mayor's race is in 21? Dem4Life1102 Apr 2021 #16

Yes but the poster is making a statement about their preferred Presidential candidate. Caliman73 Apr 2021 #17

It's there a rule that says Dem4Life1102 Apr 2021 #18

Sure. But pointing out a preference is not "fighting". Caliman73 Apr 2021 #22

Sounds like a distinction Dem4Life1102 Apr 2021 #24

Again. Interpretation. Caliman73 Apr 2021 #25

Maybe it does Dem4Life1102 Apr 2021 #32

Well? Sherman A1 Apr 2021 #28

Then why not Dem4Life1102 Apr 2021 #30

This message was self-deleted by its author Sherman A1 Apr 2021 #33

This message was self-deleted by its author Sherman A1 Apr 2021 #34

I assumed it was a typo Dem4Life1102 Apr 2021 #36

Surprisingly enough Sherman A1 Apr 2021 #41

He probably will win unless he totally sucks in the debates JI7 Apr 2021 #2

I will celebrate!! walkingman Apr 2021 #3

New York already has casinos tinrobot Apr 2021 #4

Just what NYC needs Dem4Life1102 Apr 2021 #5

Actually, Bloomberg was a very good (and popular) Mayor. brooklynite Apr 2021 #7

Until his last term Sanity Claws Apr 2021 #8

Nobody forced people to vote for him FOR his third term... brooklynite Apr 2021 #9

That's right Sanity Claws Apr 2021 #13

Stop and frisk was really popular Dem4Life1102 Apr 2021 #11

...and an overwhelmingly (7-1) Democratic electorate voted for him in 2005 and 2009. brooklynite Apr 2021 #20

Yes Dem4Life1102 Apr 2021 #21

Money can buy the first election, not the second and third. former9thward Apr 2021 #29

Yes it can Dem4Life1102 Apr 2021 #31

Stop and frisk is a bad policy AZProgressive Apr 2021 #35

So was detaining protestors Dem4Life1102 Apr 2021 #37

I am not a New Yorker. former9thward Apr 2021 #39

I don't live in Georgia Dem4Life1102 Apr 2021 #40

Stop moving the goalposts. former9thward Apr 2021 #43

+1 Agschmid Apr 2021 #44

Yeah, he was very good his first two terms Polybius Apr 2021 #14

The Nanny State! greenjar_01 Apr 2021 #23

Whip cream for everybody... lame54 Apr 2021 #10

I see him as a bright young man with a lot of good ideas. If he wins, New York will benefit. n/t CaliforniaPeggy Apr 2021 #12

+1 K&R onetexan Apr 2021 #38

Remember, during the campaign, Yang proposed giving every citizens $2000 to get us over our joetheman Apr 2021 #19

Then he's Mayor? Good for him? Tommy Carcetti Apr 2021 #26

The measure of being Mayor of New York isn't the ability to leap to a higher political office... brooklynite Apr 2021 #27

The Teachers union think he would be a terrible choice, he's a big Charter school fan like DeVos. OnDoutside Apr 2021 #42