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Democratic Primaries

marlakay

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16. I left the room after it started

Reply to highplainsdem (Original post)

Fri Dec 20, 2019, 02:34 PM

Dec 2019

Maybe because I was raised in Napa and have toured throughout lifetime a lot of the wineries and Just took a wine class and wine is my fun thing

I agree with Elizabeth that we need to give the little people a voice but it didn’t look good last night, I think she could have made her point and stayed out of wine caves.

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

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Matt Bruenig of the People's Policy Project: Warren got the worst of the wine cave exchange. [View all] highplainsdem Dec 2019 OP

No matter how rich you are, you can't donate more than $2800 to a candidate. The Velveteen Ocelot Dec 2019 #1

You completely ignore bundling. Hassin Bin Sober Dec 2019 #3

Bundled contributions are still subject to maximum donation limits. The Velveteen Ocelot Dec 2019 #4

No but a bundler can literally hand the candidate a million bucks in bundled funds Hassin Bin Sober Dec 2019 #15

There is nothing wrong with bundlers if they are making their Blue_true Dec 2019 #29

It was a huge mistake. The Valley Below Dec 2019 #2

Buttigieg was injured. crazytown Dec 2019 #5

If Buttigieg needed the left-leaning Twitterverse for support, he'd have been injured. He doesn't highplainsdem Dec 2019 #6

Biden has not benefited from Warren's fall from polling grace. crazytown Dec 2019 #7

I don't see Buttigieg as threatening Biden, but as another candidate highplainsdem Dec 2019 #10

"I expect almost all his support to go to Biden". crazytown Dec 2019 #17

I expect his supporters to switch to Biden before very many primaries are held. highplainsdem Dec 2019 #18

Pete is Biden's dream candidate. crazytown Dec 2019 #20

I agree. highplainsdem Dec 2019 #22

People put too much emphasis on Twitter. TidalWave46 Dec 2019 #14

"only the people who watched the debate ... would even know what it's about" crazytown Dec 2019 #19

That's why this point is insignificant and that point flows directly from my comment. TidalWave46 Dec 2019 #23

It came across as petty to me. She was quite amused while Harris... Kahuna7 Dec 2019 #8

Klobuchar, Yang and Sanders all made a fuss. crazytown Dec 2019 #9

it succeeded in most viewers roll their eyes almost out of their heads... Kahuna7 Dec 2019 #11

Warren and Buttigieg are direct competitors crazytown Dec 2019 #13

That's one of the silliest tweets I've ever seen. highplainsdem Dec 2019 #12

Yeah.. it was.. purity is petty. Cha Dec 2019 #28

I left the room after it started marlakay Dec 2019 #16

Given the socioeconomic groups polls indicate Warren appeals to (better educated and wealthier than highplainsdem Dec 2019 #21

I think "wine cave" sounded deliciously corrupt to one of her advisors. In the long run, I don't emmaverybo Dec 2019 #26

I agree PatSeg Dec 2019 #24

Some fun facts about the wine cave owner (hint: this is ultimately a bigger problem for Pete) BeyondGeography Dec 2019 #25

This is the thing.. hypocrisy is not a good look & "purity" isn't, either.. Cha Dec 2019 #27

I agree Warren came out behind, but it minor. Steelrolled Dec 2019 #30