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Democratic Primaries

comradebillyboy

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4. The only problem is that there can only be one winner. And neither

Reply to JoeOtterbein (Original post)

Fri Jan 17, 2020, 11:52 AM

Jan 2020

Sanders or Warren will step aside for the other, which is perfectly understandable. So the idea of a progressive unity ticket is a pipe dream. The onus is on Warren because she's behind right now. She needs to figure out how she can pass Bernie. So they aren't going to kiss and make up.

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

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Warren and Bernie try to move on as conflict shakes 2020 primary [View all] JoeOtterbein Jan 2020 OP

Holly Otterbein PatSeg Jan 2020 #1

Yep, I like to say that I'm 100% biased, but my daughter Holly is the best... JoeOtterbein Jan 2020 #2

That's really cool PatSeg Jan 2020 #3

Happy to see your daughter having sucess in the world of political journalism. comradebillyboy Jan 2020 #5

The only problem is that there can only be one winner. And neither comradebillyboy Jan 2020 #4

The only thing shaking is tRump's belly as he laughs about this, "feud" Bayard Jan 2020 #6

people should just NOT watch the debates... samnsara Jan 2020 #7

we already know about bernie. no need to dwell on the obvious nt msongs Jan 2020 #8