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Democratic Primaries
In reply to the discussion: Joe Biden Is One of the Most Tone-Deaf Politicians in the History of Representative Government [View all]thesquanderer
(12,938 posts)129. I hope we have someone more electable, because I'm not confident about Biden beating Trump.
Did you see the video from Poor Peoples Campaign Presidential Forum?
Here was my response to that.
And if you didn't see it, you can see the video I'm talking about in the OP of that thread.
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden
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Joe Biden Is One of the Most Tone-Deaf Politicians in the History of Representative Government [View all]
mopinko
Jun 2019
OP
Which, if you think about it, is an amazing recommendation of him as a candidate...
TygrBright
Jun 2019
#2
I think his popularity has more to do by the fact that he is known, but for the most part...
Perseus
Jun 2019
#103
Yes. Exactly what he meant, that he escaped the racist epithet, but still was put down. Son is not
emmaverybo
Jun 2019
#153
Joe will run his old timey campaign and snuggle up to the big money donors, appealing to the center
Baclava
Jun 2019
#9
Just raised $ 30 million with an average @ $ 55. You might want to reconsider your reply
grantcart
Jun 2019
#14
Independents can swing either way, cannot be counted on and are a waste of energy,
yaesu
Jun 2019
#65
We've never won an election with just "the base" and the elusive "never bother to vote" contingent
brooklynite
Jun 2019
#96
Unfortunately, Trump will beat a ham sandwich, and I'm not so sure about Biden.
marylandblue
Jun 2019
#63
For one, I think people r misguided into thinking the buffoon is afraid or worried about Biden
Perseus
Jun 2019
#107
Joe Biden is the most electable candidate that the Democratic Party has available
Gothmog
Jun 2019
#13
I hope we have someone more electable, because I'm not confident about Biden beating Trump.
thesquanderer
Jun 2019
#129
Can Centrism and Appeasement stop Fascism? Trump was using Fascist rhetoric in his speech last
jalan48
Jun 2019
#15
mo - my 2 cents: Your point may be reasonable. IMHO, calling him "uncle joe" is not respectful.
IndyOp
Jun 2019
#21
Oooh!!! I wish I'd seen the post to which you responded first... I am fantasizing about
IndyOp
Jun 2019
#25
Rather than posting hit jobs on Biden, tell us positive things about Senator Harris
emulatorloo
Jun 2019
#28
Exactly! How can she win PA Wi MI NC NV TX...and don't forget you have to build a 15% lead
Laura PourMeADrink
Jun 2019
#53
I don't want to feed Republicans their talking points. I do my own research on our candidates.
emulatorloo
Jun 2019
#114
But like it or not, this is a forum for Democrats to share ideas, thoughts, facts
Perseus
Jun 2019
#116
Yep, Share ideas is what we do here. My idea is we don't need to tear our candidates apart
emulatorloo
Jun 2019
#118
Trying to turn the tables from the subject of this thread onto Sanders is about as feeble as it gets
mtnsnake
Jun 2019
#108
for a Bernie supporter he certainly comes to Warren's (and Beto's) aid more than most current ones
Celerity
Jun 2019
#117
I just figured this would be the hottest thread of the day and I wanted IBL, lol
Baclava
Jun 2019
#46
Yeah, I think Biden is going to see his lead in the polls evaporate at least among Democrats.
KPN
Jun 2019
#54
It is a conundrum. He has a history of decisions made at the time that don't seem to square with
CentralMass
Jun 2019
#69
People here may not like it, but this will play very well in the GE that he can work with
mr_liberal
Jun 2019
#72
Your policies have to be popular with voters then that puts political pressure on the other side.
mr_liberal
Jun 2019
#121
They worked with him. Obama got legislation through on a bipartisan level by making Biden
emmaverybo
Jun 2019
#156
GLAD THIS THREAD MADE IT - DEM PRIMARIES DON'T PERMIT WHAT THEY ASSESS AS DEM BASHING
Sparko55
Jun 2019
#84
Yeah, lets assign whatever meanings we want to actions people take. Horseshit.
oldsoftie
Jun 2019
#97
I really think you're reading things into what Joe said that weren't meant to be.
napi21
Jun 2019
#151
i'm not concerned. we will win. honestly, i think all our candidates can beat him.
mopinko
Jun 2019
#163