Democratic Primaries

Wounded Bear

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10. After the July debates...

Thu Jun 27, 2019, 05:16 PM

Jun 2019

I'd expect the lower ranking players to start dropping out and look for other options in 2020. There will still be time to get a House or Senate run up to speed and I'd love to see more competition for the 20 or so Repubs defending seats next year. Taking the Senate is kind of an important goal we should seek. Also, I'm sure there are some state level jobs that should be winnable for a credentialed Democrat.

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

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After tonight's debate, how quickly should the 1% folks (or maybe 5%) make an early exit? [View all] RiverStone Jun 2019 OP

I say let them try again in July, then leave Funtatlaguy Jun 2019 #1

they could just claim its all rigged and stage a tantrum at the convention lol nt msongs Jun 2019 #2

LOL I see what you did leftofcool Jun 2019 #9

Well gee like we have never seen that before. redstatebluegirl Jun 2019 #11

They'll hang around for awhile. The tell will be when they layoff staff, etc. Hoyt Jun 2019 #3

It's tough to run a campaign without money or volunteers. dem4decades Jun 2019 #5

+1 Celerity Jun 2019 #6

It's up to them Zambero Jun 2019 #4

The 3rd Debate will have more stringent requirements. marylandblue Jun 2019 #8

Exit within 2 - 3 weeks. Then get out. trueblue2007 Jun 2019 #7

After the July debates... Wounded Bear Jun 2019 #10

I want Beto to hang in there to keep Texas in play TexasBushwhacker Jun 2019 #12

It will all depend on when their money dries up Jersey Devil Jun 2019 #13