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In reply to the discussion: Robert Reich: Why 2020 Won't Be Won By Centrists [View all]Demsrule86
(71,526 posts)46. Sanders maybe...he has ties to Wisconsin...but Warren no. She will not win the EC college...it will
be 2016 again...where we win the popular vote but not the EC. Biden is the strongest candidate to beat Trump...Warren is being pushed by the media but if you look at the states we need in terms of politics...she is not the nominee we need.
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden
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He sure does... bold progressive ideas beat a moderate incremental agenda every time!!
InAbLuEsTaTe
Oct 2019
#51
Congrats to your candidate!! I love Andrew Yang... he's making quite an impressive showing.
InAbLuEsTaTe
Oct 2019
#56
Trump wins then...because a a progressive won't win the states we need in the EC.
Demsrule86
Oct 2019
#2
Yours is an accurate example of the logical fallacy 'Denying the Antecedent'
LanternWaste
Oct 2019
#16
If only there were some way we could test a centrist versus trump in those states...
Hassin Bin Sober
Oct 2019
#8
That will probably be called the 2020 general election, albeit with different results from 2016.
Celerity
Oct 2019
#13
Sanders maybe...he has ties to Wisconsin...but Warren no. She will not win the EC college...it will
Demsrule86
Oct 2019
#46
I'm sure if our nominee spends time campaigning in WI, PA,and MI the states known as the
Autumn
Oct 2019
#66
In the grand scheme of things, a so-called centrist like Biden is not a centrist. Progressives, who
emmaverybo
Oct 2019
#6
I don't appreciate the shaming. I am a liberal, life-long, and so is Biden. Biden's plans and his
emmaverybo
Oct 2019
#19
Yes. I will leave it at that except to say that he was instrumental in same-sex marriage becoming
emmaverybo
Oct 2019
#36
Obama also opposed same sex marriage and it was Biden who convinced him...and yes Biden is a
Demsrule86
Oct 2019
#47
Robert Reich always says that every election cycle and is proven wrong.
BlueMississippi
Oct 2019
#11
Reich hasn't been very positive toward Democrats ever since he left Bill Clinton's cabinet.
George II
Oct 2019
#15
It is called political realism...people won't vote for MFA and we will lose the election and all the
Demsrule86
Oct 2019
#48
Wrong...it has been the left's inability to realize they are not the majority that cost
Demsrule86
Oct 2019
#67
Insert the word "repuke" for every instance of "left" or "liberal" and you'll be somewhat closer
Doremus
Oct 2019
#79
The earth won't survive more centrism. Radical change is coming, not a return to some mythical
jalan48
Oct 2019
#31
Clinton's former Labor Secretary is right, and Biden is both the electability and ideas candidate.
gulliver
Oct 2019
#45
And a big who cares...Warren will take corporate money too...and the reason will be she needs
Demsrule86
Oct 2019
#68
Joe Biden is the most electable candidate that the Democratic Party has available
Gothmog
Oct 2019
#72
Thank you. You get to the distinction in this flawed labeling. Mainstream liberals are NOT
emmaverybo
Oct 2019
#77