Democratic Primaries

BannonsLiver

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18. Yeah, because after 40 years in politics nobody knows who Bernie is.

Reply to Tiggeroshii (Reply #3)

Tue May 21, 2019, 04:06 PM

May 2019

If I were to vote in a presidential
primary today, I would vote for: Undecided

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***** New Quinnipiac Poll **** Biden 35%; Bernie 16%; Warren 13% [View all] Skya Rhen May 2019 OP

Congratulations Joe Biden! NurseJackie May 2019 #1

I think Bernie and his supporters thought it would be a walk in the park. BannonsLiver May 2019 #2

Name recognition is the only thing that's giving Biden the edge, as there are no debates, and there Tiggeroshii May 2019 #3

Sanders has nearly 100% name recognition. Warren's is 88%. TwilightZone May 2019 #6

Understandably they know more about Biden than they do Bernie. Tiggeroshii May 2019 #8

Nope. TwilightZone May 2019 #12

Rage, rage against the dying of the light. W_HAMILTON May 2019 #44

No, the coverage on Bernie was huuuuge. People know him. Demsrule86 May 2019 #53

Yeah, because after 40 years in politics nobody knows who Bernie is. BannonsLiver May 2019 #18

After 40 years in politics, Vermonters know him really well. Tiggeroshii May 2019 #19

Bernie has not stopped campaigning since about 2015 nt GeniusJoy May 2019 #21

The extent of which was very limited. Tiggeroshii May 2019 #22

I live nowhere near Vermont. Tipperary May 2019 #28

In that case his 2016 loss was a bigger defeat than first thought BannonsLiver May 2019 #29

I know he isn't a Democrat and that he bashes us a lot Cary May 2019 #40

Nate doesn't think so. GeniusJoy May 2019 #20

Yep.. Nate telling it like it is.. Cha May 2019 #24

Ouch! oasis May 2019 #42

Yep. Once he starts wagging that finger at them, Tipperary May 2019 #27

Or you know, when they again relate to the socio economic disparities Tiggeroshii May 2019 #35

Sure they will. nt Tipperary May 2019 #39

Yeah, it worked so well at Cha May 2019 #43

Lol! Tipperary May 2019 #46

Lol tymorial May 2019 #30

You repeat this myth, but it should be clear by now that name recognition is not the only or emmaverybo May 2019 #34

What about Warren? She is only three points behind Bernie. beastie boy May 2019 #38

Sanders ran last time, he has name recognition. He burned bridges Demsrule86 May 2019 #52

Sanders was done the moment Warren came in qazplm135 May 2019 #11

Sanders already consistently leads both Warren and Biden in Massachussetts by large margins Tiggeroshii May 2019 #23

We thought she'd endorse him last time, but how'd that work out? Tarheel_Dem May 2019 #41

Let's just say biden probably wont be her first choice... Tiggeroshii May 2019 #48

What polls? Green Line May 2019 #47

you continue to post things qazplm135 May 2019 #49

I think this is the first poll I've seen where Biden is more than double his closest rival.... George II May 2019 #4

What is Mayor de Blasio's game? crazytown May 2019 #14

Another NYC egotist, is my guess. n/t customerserviceguy May 2019 #15

Hoping for an appointment tymorial May 2019 #32

You forgot to mention Trump Dropped to 38% approval Funtatlaguy May 2019 #5

Yes! emmaverybo May 2019 #36

Poll in PA. HockeyMom May 2019 #7

Thanks for that, HockeyMom! Cha May 2019 #25

Native SOB, More Like... MineralMan May 2019 #31

If I'm reading that correctly NewJeffCT May 2019 #9

... Scurrilous May 2019 #10

This message was self-deleted by its author crazytown May 2019 #13

About the economy DownriverDem May 2019 #16

Serious - Do you think those ranked with almost no support will stay until the primaries start? OnlinePoker May 2019 #17

They'll wait. MineralMan May 2019 #33

Yay!! LakeArenal May 2019 #26

Biden can claim some of the strong economy too because he was Obama's vp. mr_liberal May 2019 #37

Perfectly stated - The Obama-Trump economy - an accurate description... Skya Rhen May 2019 #45

K&R highplainsdem May 2019 #50

Don't know who has good feelings on this economy? democratisphere May 2019 #51