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28. My thoughts exactly nt

Reply to rateyes (Original post)

Mon Apr 1, 2019, 06:01 PM

Apr 2019

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

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I voted for Bernie in the primaries last year, and for Hillary [View all] rateyes Apr 2019 OP

Well it won't be Bernie katmondoo Apr 2019 #1

Just hope the Bernie "fans" awesomerwb1 Apr 2019 #2

he's our toxic candidate imo. Amimnoch Apr 2019 #3

Amen brother or sister. comradebillyboy Apr 2019 #15

Let the church say Amen x 2! iluvtennis Apr 2019 #21

Exactly! justie18 Apr 2019 #17

This is true! Squinch Apr 2019 #26

I am right there with you on all of that get the red out Apr 2019 #4

How exactly does a former Bernie supporter complaining about Biden mean you won't support Bernie? Kentonio Apr 2019 #5

I'm not complaining about Biden. I am complaining rateyes Apr 2019 #7

I was talking about Flores not you complaining about Biden. Kentonio Apr 2019 #9

I think it's just more piling on Bernie just like they did last time. Same action, different excuse pdsimdars Apr 2019 #16

It's known as "deductive reasoning" or, more simply, connecting the dots. George II Apr 2019 #18

That's called selective dot connecting. But KPN Apr 2019 #23

Okay, if it's "selective dot connecting", what dots did I leave out? George II Apr 2019 #33

Weird huh? workinclasszero Apr 2019 #65

I'm in the same boat with you, Rateyes! woodsprite Apr 2019 #6

I'm with you. Not a Gabbard fan. rateyes Apr 2019 #8

Gabbard's voting record in Congress is considered mostly progressive. Blue_true Apr 2019 #48

The band is just tuning up Trenzalore Apr 2019 #10

He got a pretty good head start, Friday was only his 10th day on the job. George II Apr 2019 #34

I'm surprised it took you that long to come to this realization. W_HAMILTON Apr 2019 #11

Right now, while undecided, I lean toward rateyes Apr 2019 #12

I agree with you 100% SCantiGOP Apr 2019 #13

I am playing it just like you are. Blue_true Apr 2019 #49

Bernie has lost me for good now. world wide wally Apr 2019 #14

So much for not infighting billpolonsky Apr 2019 #19

Seriously!! InAbLuEsTaTe Apr 2019 #37

Umm.. we're allowed to express our Cha Apr 2019 #56

My, My, Methinks y'all are pretty worried Bernie may win the nomination--so much negativity. Wait Doitnow Apr 2019 #20

No one is worried that Bernie will win the nomination BlueFlorida Apr 2019 #29

People are obviously worried... splains all the Bernie bashing going on. InAbLuEsTaTe Apr 2019 #38

... BlueFlorida Apr 2019 #39

Nope. sheshe2 Apr 2019 #52

worried Bernie may win the nomination. stonecutter357 Apr 2019 #36

+1000 Power 2 the People Apr 2019 #42

I like Biden, but MurrayDelph Apr 2019 #22

Bernie had a great message in 2016. LakeArenal Apr 2019 #24

Wait, I thought Bernie and his policy agenda represented the PAST... which is it?! I'm confused!! InAbLuEsTaTe Apr 2019 #40

What are you talking about? Are you throwing a bomb at me? When did I say anything like that...? LakeArenal Apr 2019 #45

Not at all... but, many have said EXACTLY that!! "Sew buttons"? Seems a little extreme, but, okay. InAbLuEsTaTe Apr 2019 #46

I agree with your analysis Gothmog Apr 2019 #25

I voted for Bernie in the Primary and Hillary also. I'm voting on a younger person this time but walkingman Apr 2019 #27

My thoughts exactly nt BlueFlorida Apr 2019 #28

There was a time... Mike Nelson Apr 2019 #30

Same route I took last year, but, I don't blame Sanders for the crazy shlt some of his blm Apr 2019 #31

Harry Truman was a real leader. BlueFlorida Apr 2019 #41

I get that. I just said I don't blame him personally, and go on to blm Apr 2019 #43

Real leaders are not afraid to offend the supporters BlueFlorida Apr 2019 #47

A true leader is not afraid of offending supporters when those Blue_true Apr 2019 #50

I agree. That is the problem that I have had with him. blm Apr 2019 #51

You should have voted for Bernie in the 2016 primary rickford66 Apr 2019 #32

yeah, I bet he meant to say last "time". Cha Apr 2019 #57

Oops. Old age is catching up to me. rateyes Apr 2019 #59

What is Bernie's connection to Flores' decision to speak out? aikoaiko Apr 2019 #35

I voted for Bernie in the primaries last year, and for Hillary Power 2 the People Apr 2019 #44

Agree 1000%. nt Tarheel_Dem Apr 2019 #53

We would all be better off if Bernie sat out 2020. honest.abe Apr 2019 #54

What would anyone be talking about if Bernie had sat out in 2016? When I listen to most of the other Doitnow Apr 2019 #55

Very true. I noticed that Clinton started using his talking points as 2016 went on, as well. JudyM Apr 2019 #58

Ditto! I thought Bernie was always braver than Hillary. Seems like Bernie gave Doitnow Apr 2019 #61

Mainstream Dem pols were stunned by the broad popularity of his outside-the-mainstream proposals. JudyM Apr 2019 #62

Oh my... if Bernie had sat out 2016 we likely would have Hillary Clinton as POTUS. honest.abe Apr 2019 #60

How did Trump TheFarseer Apr 2019 #67

He'll support the nominee. joshcryer Apr 2019 #63

Never thought I'd Cha Apr 2019 #64

I supported Hillary in the primaries and voted for her in the general election workinclasszero Apr 2019 #66

I like this statement by Joe Biden Gothmog Apr 2019 #68