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Democratic Primaries

Garrett78

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4. LOL

Reply to workinclasszero (Reply #2)

Sun Mar 10, 2019, 12:48 PM

Mar 2019

The main impact Sanders may have is preventing Warren, Inslee and some others from being able to make it to Super Tuesday.

Super Tuesday: AL, CA, MA, MN (no longer a caucus state), NC, OK, TN, TX, VT, VA

March 7: LA

March 10: MI, MS, MO, OH

March 17: AZ, FL, IL

And CO (no longer a caucus state) will vote sometime between Super Tuesday and March 17.

I don't see how this can possibly go well for Sanders. Again, this ain't going to be a 1-on-1 race against someone made out to be Cruella de Vil. Sanders is in trouble after New Hampshire.

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

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Biden tops 2020 Iowa presidential poll, Sanders gains momentum [View all] Soph0571 Mar 2019 OP

The caucus is a discriminatory joke still_one Mar 2019 #1

Sanders gains momentum? workinclasszero Mar 2019 #2

No media bias. It's just name recognition at this point. SharonClark Mar 2019 #3

LOL Garrett78 Mar 2019 #4

How can you speak of "reality" when you have to alter R B Garr Mar 2019 #5