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Democratic Primaries

Mike Nelson

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9. Always liked Booker and Castro...

Reply to brooklynite (Original post)

Thu Dec 5, 2019, 03:55 PM

Dec 2019

... respectfully, but they are not correct. The voters being polled, those sending money, and Harris herself (for dropping out) are responsible - not the DNC. I guess this is going to turn into another year when the candidates start to shout "Rigged!" I hope not...

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

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Booker and Castro accuse DNC of excluding minorities [View all] brooklynite Dec 2019 OP

Booker and Castro customerserviceguy Dec 2019 #1

They should be ashamed and look to their own campaigns for what went wrong...they failed to Demsrule86 Dec 2019 #6

This. HerbChestnut Dec 2019 #8

Im not certain what they would wish the DNC do about this. Poeraria Dec 2019 #2

When Steyer is in and Harris is out, something's wrong. I don't know that it's the DNC's fault, but LisaM Dec 2019 #3

the something wrong is harris doesnt have what voters seem to want nt msongs Dec 2019 #4

I completely agree. cilla4progress Dec 2019 #5

I think the preference of the DNC would be to help Democrats first and foremost. LisaM Dec 2019 #7

Those voters are Democrats Raine Dec 2019 #11

Always liked Booker and Castro... Mike Nelson Dec 2019 #9

gee which candidate is most likely to do that lol nt msongs Dec 2019 #10