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In reply to the discussion: For those DUers that want to criticize Bernie and others for not helping Ossoff,... [View all]pnwmom
(110,171 posts)24. He could have been campaigning for Hillary starting in May (against the united GOP)
if he had recognized that it was mathematically impossible for him to win. There was an awful lot of wasted time between then and September, when he finally campaigned in 2 events.
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For those DUers that want to criticize Bernie and others for not helping Ossoff,... [View all]
StubbornThings
Apr 2017
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true but it was fairly clear from polling that Ossoff had consolidated almost all party support.
hrmjustin
Apr 2017
#9
I doubt that considering Ossoff had clearly consolidated support in the party.
hrmjustin
Apr 2017
#11
Bernie created a class of voters who demand the candidate be perfect or they will
Eliot Rosewater
Apr 2017
#20
Here is my position. Ossoff received 48% of the vote in as red as it gets district. That very
still_one
Apr 2017
#12
Only Bernie, huh? What about the leaders of the party that Bernie doesn't belong to?
StubbornThings
Apr 2017
#21
Nov 2016 it worked for the GOP, these efforts are working for them still
Eliot Rosewater
Apr 2017
#34