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MineralMan

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14. I'm pretty sure, yes.
Sat Jan 4, 2020, 12:49 PM
Jan 2020

So, who do you think Buttigieg's supporters will switch to when it comes time to switch?

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

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No the real battle is to avoid a brokered convention. bluewater Jan 2020 #1
Not really. As you'll see when the March 3 ballots are finally counted, MineralMan Jan 2020 #2
Yes really. As You'll see when the March 3 ballots are finally counted, bluewater Jan 2020 #3
No, really. Theoretically possible, but very unlikely. beastie boy Jan 2020 #10
Yes, really. Bloomberg makes a brokered convention VERY likely. bluewater Jan 2020 #15
So far Bloomberg is not at 15% Gothmog Jan 2020 #19
True, but Super Tuesday is in MARCH. bluewater Jan 2020 #25
No, really. Having money to stay in the race has nothing to so with challenging the frontrunner. beastie boy Jan 2020 #34
SUPER DELEGATES dont vote on the first ballot anymore. bluewater Jan 2020 #35
So? beastie boy Jan 2020 #38
Michael Bloomberg could get enough super delegates on the second ballot, so could Biden. bluewater Jan 2020 #40
With all the primaries he is skipping, Bloomberg is unlikely to make a dent. beastie boy Jan 2020 #48
I'll take the bet. bluewater Jan 2020 #50
You got it. beastie boy Jan 2020 #51
In all seriousness bluewater Jan 2020 #52
Brilliant! beastie boy Jan 2020 #53
another pro-tip bluewater Jan 2020 #54
So do I beastie boy Jan 2020 #58
As you should. bluewater Jan 2020 #59
You already have one half of my dollar bill. beastie boy Jan 2020 #60
Don't worry I've made note of all the BC fantasy posts BannonsLiver Jan 2020 #61
Hey, like clockwork. bluewater Jan 2020 #63
You seem to have an avid follower HeartlandProgressive Jan 2020 #64
"ive made a note of all the BC fantasy posts" HeartlandProgressive Jan 2020 #65
I don't think you should call people "sweetie" bluewater Jan 2020 #66
Perhaps you are right, even though I call everyone that. HeartlandProgressive Jan 2020 #67
You seem to really bring out the best in people. HeartlandProgressive Jan 2020 #68
lol bluewater Jan 2020 #69
You're welcome. BannonsLiver Jan 2020 #70
It doesn't work that way...the supers will vote for the candidate with the most delegates...on the Demsrule86 Jan 2020 #55
A candidate needs about 38% of the delegates for SUPER DELEGATES to get them the win. bluewater Jan 2020 #57
You are kiddingyourself...Joe will have won convincingly and have more than needed....Warren will Demsrule86 Jan 2020 #71
Bloomberg is running so Biden can win NYMinute Jan 2020 #44
Bloomberg seems to be running so Buttigieg will not win. bluewater Jan 2020 #47
Good analysis, I think. MineralMan Jan 2020 #20
The BC fantasy comes up just about every cycle. BannonsLiver Jan 2020 #62
And who will that help or hurt...I have thought about a tie also...but where do the delegates come Demsrule86 Jan 2020 #23
You forget Warren is the only woman in that group clearing the 15% threshold. bluewater Jan 2020 #31
Wishful thinking is wonderful and free of cost. nt NYMinute Jan 2020 #46
Wishful thinking by the time diverse states vote...she will be down in terms of delegates...she Demsrule86 Jan 2020 #56
I think you are absolutely right... there will be no brokered convention Peacetrain Jan 2020 #4
Yup! Even looking at the numbers now, one can see there will not be a brokered convention Thekaspervote Jan 2020 #5
Your last paragraph is the REAL battle. If you don't get to 15% you don't get delegates.... George II Jan 2020 #6
Yes. That's always the battle in primary races. MineralMan Jan 2020 #7
My guess is that many of the supporters of candidates like Klobuchar, Booker, Bennet, etc.... George II Jan 2020 #8
Yes, I think you're right. Those candidates, like Joe Biden MineralMan Jan 2020 #9
Bloomberg was a Democrat all his life. The only reason he switched in 2001 is because... George II Jan 2020 #12
OK. I still don't see him as a viable candidate, frankly. MineralMan Jan 2020 #16
Agree!! Thekaspervote Jan 2020 #18
Probably not, but I just wish those (not you) who bash him as not a "Democrat".... George II Jan 2020 #37
I don't care for Bloomberg and stop and frisk...ends his chances. We have a core AA voting block. Demsrule86 Jan 2020 #26
I agree Gothmog Jan 2020 #21
We really know nothing about the state of the Race judeling Jan 2020 #11
We do know some things about the race. MineralMan Jan 2020 #17
B4 a single vote is cast? R u sure because BootinUp Jan 2020 #13
I'm pretty sure, yes. MineralMan Jan 2020 #14
Exception: Bill Clinton floppyboo Jan 2020 #22
That doesn't answer the question I asked, though. MineralMan Jan 2020 #28
I was writing in the context of winning 15%. floppyboo Jan 2020 #30
Delegate Count - Once Again MineralMan Jan 2020 #32
Biden comes out on top in NH?? Wow! floppyboo Jan 2020 #36
I see. I didn't know you were Canadian. MineralMan Jan 2020 #39
The world is watching. I am not alone! floppyboo Jan 2020 #43
I imagine the word IS watching. MineralMan Jan 2020 #45
I'm a mom. I like to encourage people! floppyboo Jan 2020 #49
"most of the international politically involved community" LongtimeAZDem Jan 2020 #42
Bill Clinton lost both New Hampshire and Iowa but won the nomination and the presidency...saving us Demsrule86 Jan 2020 #29
Indeed he did. MineralMan Jan 2020 #33
Correct, but the 15% rule was in effect back in 1992. Bill Clinton only had 3% in the Iowa Caucus.. George II Jan 2020 #41
Hope everyone reads this about the 15% etc. Knowing how Hortensis Jan 2020 #72
Forget the polls, VOTE! Baclava Jan 2020 #24
Well, yes. Everyone here will vote. MineralMan Jan 2020 #27
If biden does as projected in Iowa and NH, he will have fun in South Carolina and on Super Tuesday Gothmog Jan 2020 #73
In order to cancel out Biden's massive lead in the south, Bernie needs huge leads with white voters Gothmog Jan 2020 #74
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