Democratic Primaries

still_one

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3. The end of Biden has been pushed by some since he entered the race, without merit I might add

Thu Nov 7, 2019, 08:25 PM

Nov 2019

That some folks seem to be trying so hard to push this theme, indicates to me a sense of insecurity in the candidate they are supporting

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

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Paul Begala on CNN just made an interesting point about Biden "collapsing": [View all] George II Nov 2019 OP

I even heard that theory from a taxi driver the other day. Grasswire2 Nov 2019 #1

boom evertonfc Nov 2019 #2

Not a peep outta Trump machine on Sanders or Warren. Keeping its powder remarkably dry. emmaverybo Nov 2019 #36

We must win the battleground states. kstewart33 Nov 2019 #52

I heard the same arguments in 2008. Obama was the dangerous choice then. Gore1FL Nov 2019 #61

Message auto-removed Name removed Nov 2019 #58

The end of Biden has been pushed by some since he entered the race, without merit I might add still_one Nov 2019 #3

Not to correct you, but not "insecurity" but abject "FEAR"! George II Nov 2019 #4

As usual, Begala is not reliable Jarqui Nov 2019 #5

Not true...Biden is not fading ...wait for the Warren numbers and actual voting...Biden will be Demsrule86 Nov 2019 #7

The claim about those numbers is false Jarqui Nov 2019 #8

She caught him by point 2 of a percent in an aggregate that ignored one important poll's results emmaverybo Nov 2019 #13

Hillary was in a much stronger position than Joe on Jan 2, 2008 +21.6 Jarqui Nov 2019 #15

Hillary is not running. She was stronger than Warren or Sanders too. And far more qualified, as emmaverybo Nov 2019 #16

In early 2008, Hillary had significantly more support from blacks than Obama Jarqui Nov 2019 #20

Yes, she is endorsed by "black Womxn for," a very progressive activist group of black trans, emmaverybo Nov 2019 #21

You are being too dismissive of Warren Jarqui Nov 2019 #24

I think you misunderestimate Joe! Bernie would put rollers on his coffin and run. I say that emmaverybo Nov 2019 #25

I truly like and support all of them Jarqui Nov 2019 #46

Excellent point... even Joe knows it based on recent campaign strategy decisions. InAbLuEsTaTe Nov 2019 #28

I supported Bernie in 2016 - I'll like him forever Jarqui Nov 2019 #47

I agree with you on everything, except no way Bernie or Elizabeth would even offer Joe the VP slot. InAbLuEsTaTe Nov 2019 #48

If Joe were younger, he'd do it for the country Jarqui Nov 2019 #49

I agree with that first statement, neither BS nor Warren will be in a position to offer him the VP. George II Nov 2019 #51

The m$media and anti-Bidens have a narrative Cha Nov 2019 #6

The ultra left wing wants Biden to collapse PhoenixDem Nov 2019 #9

They realize but think their superior political philosophy, and superior plans based on it, should emmaverybo Nov 2019 #11

Great post PhoenixDem Nov 2019 #12

Gee gosh, Thanks. emmaverybo Nov 2019 #14

If anyone is going to collapse BootinUp Nov 2019 #10

Well, she has about thirty or so more extensive and costly plans she will eventually probably have emmaverybo Nov 2019 #17

There's something I want to say BootinUp Nov 2019 #19

I get it though I hadn't thought about policy proposals in that light. Often think they all evolve emmaverybo Nov 2019 #22

Biden needs around 40% of the vote to win a majority of delegates crazytown Nov 2019 #18

Well then you are backing the winner! What you worry? emmaverybo Nov 2019 #23

The writing's on the wall... why Hillary keeps hinting she's jumping in the race. InAbLuEsTaTe Nov 2019 #29

If Hillary goes in, Bernie might end up with the most delegates crazytown Nov 2019 #30

LOL, great minds think alike!! That's what I expect too if Hillary does run...and I hope she does!! InAbLuEsTaTe Nov 2019 #32

Joe Biden will still be standing tall for the Presidential nomination democratisphere Nov 2019 #26

agree. The MSM is trying to whip up nonsense to sensationalize. onetexan Nov 2019 #27

Warren & Sanders are not falling by the wayside. crazytown Nov 2019 #31

THIS!!! InAbLuEsTaTe Nov 2019 #33

He's run for president 3 times and hasn't won a single primary. Tiggeroshii Nov 2019 #34

Well, seems like to YOU. How many times did Reagan run? Bernie is not as widely respected and emmaverybo Nov 2019 #35

Biden still has yet to prove he can win a primary, let alone the presidency. Tiggeroshii Nov 2019 #37

Bernie has won 23 presidential primaries? I didn't know that. emmaverybo Nov 2019 #38

. Tiggeroshii Nov 2019 #39

Oh, I do see. State primaries. Yes. Should count for something. emmaverybo Nov 2019 #44

So far, Biden isn't even set to win IA (tied for 3rd) or NH (tied for 2nd) based on current polling. Tiggeroshii Nov 2019 #59

And so you hope. Personally, I don't know how much SC voters will be guided by IA or NH results. emmaverybo Nov 2019 #60

I much prefer that Biden has 8 years of excellent Cha Nov 2019 #42

Yes, there is that little item on his resume, not the winner of 23 primaries, but a heartbeat emmaverybo Nov 2019 #43

Well put! I like what you you Cha Nov 2019 #45

Biden has much better experience and more qualifications Cha Nov 2019 #41

So?.. since then as you may have heard he's Cha Nov 2019 #40

He's never lost a single primary, either. George II Nov 2019 #50

Not logically relevant treestar Nov 2019 #57

the narrative by the power elitist must take Biden out, that includes 95% of the media beachbumbob Nov 2019 #53

From Nate Silver Gothmog Nov 2019 #54

Yep..Biden is solid.. and growing. Peacetrain Nov 2019 #55

Yes. Pushing this "collapse" theme is an agenda identifier for most. Hortensis Nov 2019 #56

Joe will keep on keeping on. nt oasis Nov 2019 #62