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In reply to the discussion: Pundits, NAFTA, IWR, Wall Street, and Electability. [View all]R B Garr
(17,975 posts)22. Actually, you are the one inoring the facts. Your changed opinions aren't fact.
Your analysis can't be that strong, though, if you refuse to acknowledge proven common knowledge of what transpired in the primary and election and just choose to adopt new talking points.
You have a new distraction with Iraq and NAFTA, but Bernie lost the primary despite his obsession with those talking points. Other Democrats over a decade and half have won the Democratic primary despite Iraq and NAFTA, so it's not even a relevant connection to say that Democrats lost to Republicans over Iraq and NAFTA. GOP voters didn't object to Bush's Iraq war. GOP voters supported senior Bush's NAFTA.
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden
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Maybe, maybe not. But voters, especially in industrial swing states, agree with Bernie.
DanTex
Feb 2020
#3
Manufacturing is not coming back to those states. If he tells them it's coming
redstateblues
Feb 2020
#31
Wages for working families have been essentially stagnant for over 40 years.
guillaumeb
Feb 2020
#28
You were a Hillary supporter and switched to Bernie. You keep trying to conflate the Democratic
R B Garr
Feb 2020
#2
No offense, but you have gotten a lot more wrong than 2016. It's just an observation
R B Garr
Feb 2020
#6
Observing that you are omitting large portions of news cycles that are common knowledge
R B Garr
Feb 2020
#8
No, the whole point is that you are cherry picking Bernie's talking points that failed
R B Garr
Feb 2020
#11
You seem to think that changing one's views in the face of new evidence is a bad thing.
DanTex
Feb 2020
#19
Let's face it, you are just adopting Bernie's talking points and repeating them without any context
R B Garr
Feb 2020
#20
I'm making a rational case for electability. Call it what you will, but you ignore the facts.
DanTex
Feb 2020
#21
Actually, you are the one inoring the facts. Your changed opinions aren't fact.
R B Garr
Feb 2020
#22
The Blue Wave completely contradicts you. Now you are throwing in "dynamic" as if that excludes
R B Garr
Feb 2020
#27
A midterm is still an election. If midterms don't matter, then neither does AOC.
R B Garr
Feb 2020
#30
There was a huge turnout in 2018. Did any of the "Our Revolution" candidates win?
redstateblues
Feb 2020
#34