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Democratic Primaries

HerbChestnut

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9. What was incorrect about what I said?

Reply to George II (Reply #5)

Thu Nov 7, 2019, 01:52 PM

Nov 2019

I bring it up because the OP is trying to imply Bernie shouldn't advertise there, which is ridiculous considering Bernie's performance there during the last primary. Also, no sour grapes here. 2016 is water under the bridge.

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

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Sanders campaign to spend $30 million on TV ads in first 4 2020 states, California [View all] highplainsdem Nov 2019 OP

As a Californian, I say he should put that money to better use. still_one Nov 2019 #1

He received 46% of the vote in the 2016 California primary after the race was basically over, and... HerbChestnut Nov 2019 #4

2016 is 2016, why bring that up incorrect sour grapes now? George II Nov 2019 #5

Yes, but who can help wondering about the 2016 counts and Hortensis Nov 2019 #6

What was incorrect about what I said? HerbChestnut Nov 2019 #9

You may want to do so, but I'm not interested in refighting the 2016 primary.... George II Nov 2019 #10

Ok, George. HerbChestnut Nov 2019 #12

"Looks like he's getting nervous." George II Nov 2019 #2

I think this is a clear sign Sanders is not about to concede the left wing of the Democratic Party highplainsdem Nov 2019 #3

Excellent! Let Sanders and Warren slug it out. :) Sloumeau Nov 2019 #7

Let them fight over the left wing of the party - it's only about 20-30% of the party anyway. George II Nov 2019 #11

highplainsdem, thanks for this posting. Sloumeau Nov 2019 #8

That's a smart strategy. Its important to build momentum in the first few states. Joe941 Nov 2019 #13