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comradebillyboy

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3. We shall see. It sure looks like the trajectory of his camaign is

Reply to DonViejo (Original post)

Fri May 31, 2019, 10:15 AM

May 2019

down though.

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

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Sanders banking on Iowa win to surge past Biden [View all] DonViejo May 2019 OP

Too bad BeyondGeography May 2019 #1

i don't think Sanders will surge anyplace. trueblue2007 May 2019 #33

Yeah. democratisphere May 2019 #2

We shall see. It sure looks like the trajectory of his camaign is comradebillyboy May 2019 #3

Iowa should be knocked off the calendar until they dump their caucus bs Tarc May 2019 #4

Correct. murielm99 May 2019 #7

Lol. Khanna is the new Goodman. MrsCoffee May 2019 #5

Poor Ro, he hitched his wagon to a fading star. comradebillyboy May 2019 #35

One of two things will happen. LonePirate May 2019 #6

This! eom BlueMTexpat May 2019 #10

Biden, Harris, Warren when it comes to Iowa... ProudMNDemocrat May 2019 #8

Because Iowa has always been a great predictor who will be our nominee........................ still_one May 2019 #9

I really don't see that happening... hlthe2b May 2019 #11

He needs to win a diverse state. Iowa or New Hampshire will prove nothing. George II May 2019 #12

No way nevergiveup May 2019 #13

Iowa is meaningless... SidDithers May 2019 #14

Sure it is BeyondGeography May 2019 #15

The times, they are a changin'... SidDithers May 2019 #16

It's pretty simple. If Harris wants a big night in SC BeyondGeography May 2019 #17

Thought this thread was about Bernie?... SidDithers May 2019 #18

I suspect you might be correct. comradebillyboy May 2019 #36

Can't figure out the connection between their comment and your article. NT SouthernProgressive May 2019 #19

Really? BeyondGeography May 2019 #21

Apples and oranges. Ask Bill Clinton. SouthernProgressive May 2019 #22

Or Howard Dean, or John Kerry... BeyondGeography May 2019 #23

Can you show the historical trend of importance... SouthernProgressive May 2019 #24

You said that already BeyondGeography May 2019 #25

We have never been bad, as far as I'm aware. SouthernProgressive May 2019 #27

It's a must win for Sanders. NT SouthernProgressive May 2019 #20

Sanders is making it a must win. So what happens if he does poorly? comradebillyboy May 2019 #37

History: Iowa won it for Kerry in 2004 andym May 2019 #26

I think Bill Clinton got around 3% in Iowa. SouthernProgressive May 2019 #28

Looking at the 1992 Iowa caucus, finishing first was Tom Harkin, who at the time... George II May 2019 #30

Iowa was uncontested in 1992 because of Harkin andym May 2019 #32

I guess he is counting on the Russians to help him again. honest.abe May 2019 #29

What optimism! What wishful thinking! MineralMan May 2019 #31

Ro Khanna is Cha May 2019 #38

Uh, OK. MineralMan May 2019 #40

Grumpy Grandpa versus Favorite Cheery Uncle? Should be interesting. I wonder how many of the rest... Hekate May 2019 #34

I don't think his anti-trade schtick is going to catch on with Iowa farmers ucrdem May 2019 #39