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Democratic Primaries
In reply to the discussion: There's a reason Warren is surging [View all]MasonDreams
(777 posts)89. If we don't even try for positive change things will just get worse.
Have you noticed? These guys that Biden has been compromising with are silent. Quiet as a mouse, while their "fine people on both sides" are gunning us down. In S Carolina church, in El Paso walmart, in Pa. synagogue.
We have a once in a lifetime mega landslide opportunity. Voters will not be inspired or moved by TV $$$. TV ratings and lots of polls are a joke. Remember 2016? Bernie's delagates will put Warren over the top on the first ballot. Yes we can!
primary today, I would vote for: Undecided
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Huff Post has a lot to answer for. Their behavior in 2016 helped hand the White House to Trump.
yardwork
Aug 2019
#4
Thanks for the Post. When I see Articles on her, I don't usually comment, instead I
bonniebgood
Aug 2019
#5
Going from 7.3% to 15.4% over a six-month period wouldn't fit most people's definition of a surge.
highplainsdem
Aug 2019
#6
Since Biden's the frontrunner and many of us find him inspiring -- as this USA Today op-ed
highplainsdem
Aug 2019
#10
They can only find ardent anti-Biden POC and boy, do they give them lots of time. It is curious,
emmaverybo
Aug 2019
#51
And btw, your sniping at Biden again isn't a refutation of my pointing out that Warren's slowly
highplainsdem
Aug 2019
#11
I definitely don't recall ever seeing a candidate's gain of 8 points in six months described as a
highplainsdem
Aug 2019
#23
Harris's rise is the polls WAS a surge, though a brief one. A surge refers to a sudden powerful
highplainsdem
Aug 2019
#26
It is a short period of time, most people aren't even engaged in the primary.
Agschmid
Aug 2019
#130
What she proposes, plans put end to end, would bankrupt us. Many plans would come at a cost to
emmaverybo
Aug 2019
#56
I think Beto will win something big someday. Like Biden " 3rd Time's the Charm"
redstateblues
Aug 2019
#78
Here's your Electoral Map - I posted this a few days ago, along with Bernie's. Biden's is out today
floppyboo
Aug 2019
#55
This early in the game, I have never wanted a person to be President more than her.
NNadir
Aug 2019
#42
All she explains are basically her own pet plans and how these magically result in income equality.
emmaverybo
Aug 2019
#57
One of the reasons Obama chose Biden was for his foreign policy and relations expertise.
emmaverybo
Aug 2019
#63
So, is there any impediment to Ms. Warren, like Obama and Lincoln doing something similar?
NNadir
Aug 2019
#64
No. But then we are in a very precarious position now with Trump's damage to our alliances and
emmaverybo
Aug 2019
#66
So far candidates other than Biden have not devoted due attention to foreign policy, the work
emmaverybo
Aug 2019
#95
I'm sorry. I'm an old man. For my entire life I've been hearing generalized opinions about...
NNadir
Aug 2019
#104
You would sleep better at night with another candidate at the helm. I will sleep better at night
emmaverybo
Aug 2019
#111
Absolutely. And if Iran would come back to the table after Trump's betrayal, it is Biden who
emmaverybo
Aug 2019
#110
You are probably right. They know the agreement and the players inside out.
emmaverybo
Aug 2019
#114
If Biden ran solely on having been VP, the qualifications he demonstrated over those eight years,
emmaverybo
Aug 2019
#67
"The American public wants bi-partisanship" -- I'm not buying that even though I hear it a lot.
TryLogic
Aug 2019
#72
The candidate who says that and tells the American public that she can not get anything done in
emmaverybo
Aug 2019
#73
I was responding to the post, which was rejecting the idea of bipartisanship. I did not claim
emmaverybo
Aug 2019
#96
The point is there is every reason for Biden not to demonize Republican voters and to tout his
emmaverybo
Aug 2019
#98
her entire campaign has a central theme. the corruption of power. That's true in every walk of life
Kurt V.
Aug 2019
#80
I love watching hers, Bernie's and Kamala's rallies. The crowds, diversity and excitement are
Autumn
Aug 2019
#119
Warren has the knowledge and the ideas to set forth relevant, practical policies.
Nitram
Aug 2019
#121
I wish Warren had run in 2016. We may not have had trump to deal with now. n/t
zackymilly
Aug 2019
#125