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Democratic Primaries

Lucky Luciano

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26. No way, really?? I assumed Warren would easily be second choice for all Sanders supporters. Wow

Reply to OilemFirchen (Reply #24)

Mon Sep 16, 2019, 07:52 PM

Sep 2019

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

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Working Families Party endorses Warren in blow to Sanders [View all] JoeOtterbein Sep 2019 OP

Working Families Party Is How I Vote Down The Line DrFunkenstein Sep 2019 #1

Even when they have candidates running against a Democrat? George II Sep 2019 #2

Have you voted the "D" party line in every election you've ever participated in? Agschmid Sep 2019 #21

I believe I have. If I'm not happy with the Democratic candidate for a particular office..... George II Sep 2019 #22

Cool, I did vote R once but I was young and stupid. Agschmid Sep 2019 #23

I said it in the other thread so I'll it here too. The Sanders fans are outraged! Otto Lidenbrock Sep 2019 #3

Why ? humbled_opinion Sep 2019 #25

Happy for Elizabeth... nice goin!! InAbLuEsTaTe Sep 2019 #28

No we're not. At least I'm not. SMC22307 Sep 2019 #36

Hooray! PoindexterOglethorpe Sep 2019 #4

More info here ... left-of-center2012 Sep 2019 #5

The article also notes that Warren built bridges and formed comradebillyboy Sep 2019 #6

"Are we about to see a big movement of progressives to Warren and away from Sanders?" OilemFirchen Sep 2019 #24

No way, really?? I assumed Warren would easily be second choice for all Sanders supporters. Wow Lucky Luciano Sep 2019 #26

According to the American National Election Studies survey in 2016, betsuni Sep 2019 #33

"establishment" working families party BlueMississippi Sep 2019 #7

Honest question OKNancy Sep 2019 #8

WFP is registered as a political party in 15 states. The Velveteen Ocelot Sep 2019 #10

I figured that but if there is a closed primary OKNancy Sep 2019 #12

I suppose it depends on each state's laws, but if WFP The Velveteen Ocelot Sep 2019 #13

No. The New York primary is thankfully closed. Blue_true Sep 2019 #31

joe i don't like the framing here. they say plenty of good things about sanders too. Kurt V. Sep 2019 #9

Out of respect for the publications, I repeat the headline, link, writers & 1st four paragraphs... JoeOtterbein Sep 2019 #11

fair enough. Kurt V. Sep 2019 #15

"the headline, link, & four paragraphs" left-of-center2012 Sep 2019 #17

He specified '1st four' - the rules are just "a maximum of four paragraphs" muriel_volestrangler Sep 2019 #20

I do the 1st four out of respect for the writer. I don't like to show bias for certain parts of... JoeOtterbein Sep 2019 #35

Recently, I have. I did not know about the rules for the Breaking News forum. JoeOtterbein Sep 2019 #34

WFP : Bark worse than Bite ritapria Sep 2019 #14

"they believe Liz has a much stronger chance of being nominated " TwilightZone Sep 2019 #19

Completely understandable. ehrnst Sep 2019 #16

I'm glad for Warren as I was glad for Sanders in 2016 but I don't think it has Nanjeanne Sep 2019 #18

Me too!! InAbLuEsTaTe Sep 2019 #29

It won't slow Bernie down, he reminds me of the Energizer Bunny njhoneybadger Sep 2019 #27

I wouldn't characterize it as a "blow" Joe941 Sep 2019 #30

It's always interesting to watch all camps when these kinds of endorsements are made. WhiskeyGrinder Sep 2019 #32