Democratic Primaries

Mike Nelson

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31. That explains a lot...

Reply to still_one (Reply #30)

Fri Nov 29, 2019, 06:31 AM

Nov 2019

... thank you!

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

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NEW HAMPSHIRE 2020: Sanders jumps to lead, BUttigieg surges While Warren and Biden slip (Emerson) [View all] brooklynite Nov 2019 OP

I think it's time everyone drop out and get behind Bernie! Hassin Bin Sober Nov 2019 #1

I'd love to, but the whole losing the election thing keeps coming up in my mind... brooklynite Nov 2019 #2

Yeah but you predicted AOC would lose. So.... Hassin Bin Sober Nov 2019 #4

I'm talking about the GE, not the Primary brooklynite Nov 2019 #7

Yes, Clinton lost. It was sad. roody Nov 2019 #16

Actually, she won. And she got more votes than any candidate not named Obama. ehrnst Nov 2019 #46

It was part of the Russo-GOP sabotage of our elections, & very necessary that we not forget... Hekate Nov 2019 #56

I really hate this argument that "she won". She didn't win. Everybody knew the rules Lucky Luciano Nov 2019 #61

Math is math. She won, and the electoral college negated it when they could have upheld it. ehrnst Dec 2019 #63

The interference I obviously grant you. Lucky Luciano Dec 2019 #77

Like I said, math is math. And math says she won the votes. ehrnst Dec 2019 #78

For Democrats anyway. Others decided it validated them. ehrnst Dec 2019 #67

Post removed Post removed Nov 2019 #23

I agree 100%!! It's time for everyone to jump on the bandwagon... space is tight InAbLuEsTaTe Nov 2019 #3

We're gonna need a bigger bandwagon Hassin Bin Sober Nov 2019 #8

LMFAO!! Good one HBS!! InAbLuEsTaTe Nov 2019 #33

LOL Gothmog Nov 2019 #45

NH is very small and homegenous, isn't it. (nt) ehrnst Dec 2019 #74

Here is some interesting polling Gothmog Nov 2019 #48

.... ehrnst Nov 2019 #49

Why? ismnotwasm Nov 2019 #6

As they say, "bwahahahahaha!" New Hampshire has a mere 24 delegates, it takes about 2000.... George II Nov 2019 #9

It is more likely that sanders would get 8 to 10 delegates from NH Gothmog Nov 2019 #42

You're correct, especially with the Democratic talent we have running in the primaries. George II Nov 2019 #43

This will make you smile Gothmog Dec 2019 #81

Bernie could win the nomination but he could never win the GE redstateblues Nov 2019 #11

He is the only one that can beat Trump. roody Nov 2019 #17

Nope! Thekaspervote Nov 2019 #21

He was last time and he is now! Tiggeroshii Nov 2019 #24

He beat trump last time? George II Nov 2019 #38

;) sheshe2 Nov 2019 #50

He would have. roody Nov 2019 #60

Maybe you missed this: ehrnst Dec 2019 #66

Nope. ehrnst Dec 2019 #69

. TexasTowelie Nov 2019 #27

If sanders is the nominee, trump will win 45+ states Gothmog Nov 2019 #36

We'll never know. George II Nov 2019 #37

No, he's not. A winner would have to be able to get the majority of primary votes from Democrats. ehrnst Nov 2019 #47

You got that right!! InAbLuEsTaTe Nov 2019 #57

He could possibly win the GE but he can't win the primary redstateblues Nov 2019 #62

That's funny. ehrnst Dec 2019 #65

Since he got 60% in the 2016 primary, I think they've been leaving him, pnwmom Nov 2019 #22

. TexasTowelie Nov 2019 #25

I prefer to vote for Democrats Lexblues Nov 2019 #28

LOL Gothmog Nov 2019 #35

I think it's time he dropped out, and got behind other progressive candidates. (nt) ehrnst Nov 2019 #44

That's funny. roody Nov 2019 #59

I thought you'd like that. Here's another: ehrnst Dec 2019 #64

i thought your post might get a small reaction. Kurt V. Nov 2019 #51

. Hassin Bin Sober Nov 2019 #53

Yes :-) CentralMass Nov 2019 #54

If running unopposed is the only way a candidate can win, ehrnst Dec 2019 #68

You Better Believe It! MrsCoffee Dec 2019 #70

Yeah why bother with democracy Dem4Life1102 Dec 2019 #71

That sounds like someone is trying to create an "aura of inevitability" and supports a "coronation." ehrnst Dec 2019 #72

Major, sudden changes like this make me skeptical DavidDvorkin Nov 2019 #5

He was already leading in NH in another poll and is top there in RCP's average as well Celerity Nov 2019 #19

Democratic voters evertonfc Nov 2019 #10

Politics in New Hamshire is retail, and wildly capricious LongtimeAZDem Nov 2019 #12

Bernie can't win the swing voters, or the Trump voters left-of-center2012 Nov 2019 #13

swing voters are about 8% of the electorate. Kurt V. Nov 2019 #52

Poll left-of-center2012 Nov 2019 #14

Is anyone else really surprised how far Kamala has fallen? Quackers Nov 2019 #15

No one from CA is surprised. roody Nov 2019 #18

Oh please. MrsCoffee Dec 2019 #73

It's Kamala. MrsCoffee Dec 2019 #75

Sorry about that. My iPad still tries to autocorrect it to Kamila even now. Quackers Dec 2019 #80

538 poll average for NH 11/25 Biden 20% warren 18% sanders 17% Thekaspervote Nov 2019 #20

This poll is... Mike Nelson Nov 2019 #26

NH a very volatile state, and when the poll includes republicans, indicates that 45% could change still_one Nov 2019 #30

That explains a lot... Mike Nelson Nov 2019 #31

From my perspective, I don't think NH will produce a clear winner delegate wise. While it will still_one Nov 2019 #32

14% undecided, 45% said they could change their minds, and republicans included in this still_one Nov 2019 #29

Oh WOW Bernie is leading in a state near the state he has represented for years.. helpisontheway Nov 2019 #34

He is competing with Warren there too - just an FYI. Lucky Luciano Dec 2019 #79

BOOOOOOOOOOOM!!! InAbLuEsTaTe Nov 2019 #39

Something fishy about this poll. The results of all four top candidates have fluctuated wildly: George II Nov 2019 #40

Stories like this keep popping up. I guess Bernie's demise is just a false meme... Joe941 Nov 2019 #41

Um, newblewtoo Nov 2019 #55

It won't hurt Biden...but Warren is cooked if she doesn't do well in New Hampshire...a Demsrule86 Nov 2019 #58

I think the undecided voters.... quickesst Dec 2019 #76