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Democratic Primaries

marylandblue

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8. I agree, but I have a caveat.

Reply to MineralMan (Reply #7)

Fri May 31, 2019, 10:56 AM

May 2019

One unknown did rise up - that's Butttigieg. If he shines in the debates, he will continue to rise. That's his best chance. The 1%ers also have that chance in the two debates open to them.

You can argue it's a low probability event, but it's not impossible. The leading candidates include some good debaters, so it won't be easy...

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

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Trailing candidates angry over new Democratic debate rules [View all] TexasTowelie May 2019 OP

Like the rent BeyondGeography May 2019 #1

is 2% in the polls really that unreasonable? EveHammond13 May 2019 #2

and don't they have the entire summer to work on it ? JI7 May 2019 #3

agree. I know Swalwell is polling low but I really like him and I think his future EveHammond13 May 2019 #4

Not unreasonable at all Shrek May 2019 #6

Maybe they should have thought about that before getting into the race. Blue_true May 2019 #5

It's called reality, candidates. Look into it. MineralMan May 2019 #7

I agree, but I have a caveat. marylandblue May 2019 #8

He might be one of the survivors, yes. MineralMan May 2019 #12

Too bad. BannonsLiver May 2019 #9

Which ones are barely hanging on and already afraid Hortensis May 2019 #10

The national party played no roll in Bernie's defeat, nor could they have if they had wanted to. StevieM May 2019 #11