Democratic Primaries

BootinUp

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61. Still a long way to go. And there are plenty

Reply to HerbChestnut (Original post)

Tue Sep 24, 2019, 02:41 PM

Sep 2019

of folks she still needs to convince.

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

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Unless something dramatic happens, I think Elizabeth Warren is going to run away with the nomination [View all] HerbChestnut Sep 2019 OP

It's way too soon to make that assumption. The Velveteen Ocelot Sep 2019 #1

Agreed customerserviceguy Sep 2019 #5

Then DownriverDem Sep 2019 #12

I don't understand how suggesting it's too soon to conclude The Velveteen Ocelot Sep 2019 #15

wow LeftTurn3623 Sep 2019 #49

i must say, i am seeing more and more of that.... pangaia Sep 2019 #52

If you'd said Warren could throw congress to the Republicans, Hortensis Sep 2019 #58

I think you are right and I'm a hopin'...n/t monmouth4 Sep 2019 #2

When DownriverDem Sep 2019 #13

That naturally occurs after the primary. BlueWI Sep 2019 #39

maybe people that support EW are focusing on that LeftTurn3623 Sep 2019 #50

That is the way the race is currently trending ritapria Sep 2019 #3

One out of 5 Iowa caucus goers have not made up their minds question everything Sep 2019 #4

Yep DownriverDem Sep 2019 #17

Yup!! IA is not the end all it used to be! Thekaspervote Sep 2019 #20

Only two candidates won Iowa and then the White House question everything Sep 2019 #38

Could be... comradebillyboy Sep 2019 #6

I think you're right, and the numbers seem to work. Bleacher Creature Sep 2019 #7

Yup, and Morning Consult now shows the same thing. HerbChestnut Sep 2019 #8

Too soon. I'd prefer a slow, steady, solid campaign from her blm Sep 2019 #9

That's exactly what she's doing. HerbChestnut Sep 2019 #11

I know, but, I really want more candidates to connect and blm Sep 2019 #14

I'm with you! BlueMTexpat Sep 2019 #62

Something dramatic usually happens BeyondGeography Sep 2019 #10

ummmmmm ... no PhoenixDem Sep 2019 #16

I think Beto will be out before Texas votes. HerbChestnut Sep 2019 #18

The Democratic Party is mostly moderate...and we need more than Democrats to win 20. Demsrule86 Sep 2019 #22

She absolutely could win the "rust belt" as you persist in calling it. Tipperary Sep 2019 #43

I am clear about what I think so I hope you understand. We lost 16 in the rust belt...and Demsrule86 Sep 2019 #48

hmmm LeftTurn3623 Sep 2019 #54

This was what we did with moderates running. I don't see how progressives can do any worse. vsrazdem Sep 2019 #56

Again it had nothing to do with moderate or liberal...And our 2010 losses are for the same reason Demsrule86 Sep 2019 #57

Texas is part of Super Tuesday and so is California PhoenixDem Sep 2019 #30

Yup, aware of when Texas and California vote. HerbChestnut Sep 2019 #33

lol PhoenixDem Sep 2019 #36

she trails Biden by 12 and 17 points in the MC and HarrisX new polls Celerity Sep 2019 #19

It often comes down to whose supporters are most enthusiastic IronLionZion Sep 2019 #21

Hillary WON the popular vote with something like 3 million votes more than Trump. she just CTyankee Sep 2019 #23

We need to win the electoral college too IronLionZion Sep 2019 #25

Yep, we need an EC strategy. No doubt that is being worked on by our party leaders NOW... CTyankee Sep 2019 #26

I do not see any evidence that people are over their gender issues... Demsrule86 Sep 2019 #24

Trump is so bad and Warren is so good, that people should set aside their issues and vote IronLionZion Sep 2019 #45

They won't do that. Look at the GOP folks still supporting Trump because he gives them Demsrule86 Sep 2019 #47

I tend to agree with you, but. Blue_true Sep 2019 #27

Start with calling for MFA, then compromise down to a public option IronLionZion Sep 2019 #46

I think that is what she would do, get everything possible. Blue_true Sep 2019 #65

Polls don't indicate that all, sounds like wishful thinking beachbumbob Sep 2019 #28

Nope. That's all I can really say here. Joe941 Sep 2019 #29

the reported news on her campaign and on the recent polls is leading me to believe this too gristy Sep 2019 #31

Don't think so. Polls indicate she's leading with Dems who describe themselves as "very liberal" highplainsdem Sep 2019 #32

Wish I felt the same about General Election. Hoyt Sep 2019 #34

Especially if she wins, or Biden loses IA, NH, and NV Fiendish Thingy Sep 2019 #35

If she wins IA HerbChestnut Sep 2019 #40

She won't win without the support from black voters 5starlib Sep 2019 #37

With more than 4 months to go before the Iowa caucus and so few minds made up... Garrett78 Sep 2019 #41

"Unless something dramatic happens..." myohmy2 Sep 2019 #42

This message was self-deleted by its author elocs Sep 2019 #44

Let's go, Liz! zackymilly Sep 2019 #51

I think so, too. Politicub Sep 2019 #53

Doubtful but whatever Loki Liesmith Sep 2019 #55

Too early to know, but I am very happy about her surge! mvd Sep 2019 #59

Trivia nugget lambchopp59 Sep 2019 #60

Still a long way to go. And there are plenty BootinUp Sep 2019 #61

"Why Elizabeth Warren Is Trump's Weakest Opponent" Gothmog Sep 2019 #63

Horsepoo. blm Sep 2019 #64

Ditto. Tipperary Sep 2019 #70

I think you are right. Pepsidog Sep 2019 #66

How long will Warren dodge on health care and taxes? Gothmog Sep 2019 #67

I hope so. Seems a bit early to call it as confidently as you do. Nitram Sep 2019 #68

I like her and Harris about equally--I'm just glad CA Starry Messenger Sep 2019 #69

Too soon disndat Sep 2019 #71