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crazytown

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2. Favorability is relevant to caucusing, when the supporters of non viable candidates,

Reply to ritapria (Reply #1)

Sat Jan 11, 2020, 02:51 AM

Jan 2020

head elsewhere, which is why I posted these numbers,

Senator Sanders is not the clear skin he was in 2106. He will pickup less attendees without a viable candidate than in 2016. Until recently, Bernie was the clear second choice of Biden supporters, based mainly on name recognition. Given the aggressive, nasty campaign campaign waged by David Sirota, et al, against Biden in Social Media, these will not break Bernie's way in the relevant districts.

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

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Bernie in Iowa, now and then. [View all] crazytown Jan 2020 OP

The other side of the Story ritapria Jan 2020 #1

Favorability is relevant to caucusing, when the supporters of non viable candidates, crazytown Jan 2020 #2

Better organized and getting much worse results. That's interesting. George II Jan 2020 #5

:) NOW can we have the serious scrutiny of Sanders that most MSM Hortensis Jan 2020 #3

This message was self-deleted by its author crazytown Jan 2020 #4

Thank you. (nt) ehrnst Jan 2020 #6