Democratic Primaries

denem

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33. Exactly right.

Reply to octoberlib (Reply #28)

Sat Feb 8, 2020, 05:46 PM

Feb 2020

I Pilates an OP about it.

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

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Bernie's campaign is in serious trouble. [View all] Yavin4 Feb 2020 OP

Bernie's polling with Black voters is still terrible. Gothmog Feb 2020 #1

I would think so. Cha Feb 2020 #40

I don't support Bernie, Quackers Feb 2020 #2

Unlike in 2016, he actually has a path to the nomination. Garrett78 Feb 2020 #7

What kind of turn out did the rest of the candidates have ??? SamKnause Feb 2020 #3

Some I know got 3,000,000 more and it didn't matter. Agschmid Feb 2020 #13

Sanders needed his revolution to show, so we could believe his statements. They didn't show. krissey Feb 2020 #4

Who is us? ChubbyStar Feb 2020 #19

Says the poster with a little over 2,000 posts. You could at least be polite about the grammar. octoberlib Feb 2020 #23

Been here for over two years and I don't shit on any candidate ChubbyStar Feb 2020 #27

I'm not seeing anyone "shit" on the candidate. ehrnst Feb 2020 #39

Really? cwydro Feb 2020 #34

I have "felt strongly about things" for a lifetime, well before the internet. krissey Feb 2020 #37

This. cwydro Feb 2020 #35

So many folks here with infallible crystal balls. denem Feb 2020 #5

4th in IA and 4th or 5th in NH would be devastating. Garrett78 Feb 2020 #8

I have to agree. No Bernie fan, but prematurely giving campaigns a cut off, win THIS ONE or die, emmaverybo Feb 2020 #12

'Curb your impatience' denem Feb 2020 #16

It also excludes Black people. octoberlib Feb 2020 #24

AA voters are among the population of these 50 states; their political voice is a major reason emmaverybo Feb 2020 #29

Totally agree on all points. octoberlib Feb 2020 #30

Good post. octoberlib Feb 2020 #28

Obama's win in Iowa was critical. It made him appear viable to those in South Carolina and beyond. Garrett78 Feb 2020 #31

Exactly right. denem Feb 2020 #33

LOL. DanTex Feb 2020 #6

Harry Enten was just on CNN and, with the help of a graph, made the following points: Garrett78 Feb 2020 #17

An answer to your question from your blocked posting in Gen Discussion.... eleny Feb 2020 #9

i see no correlation between his campaign and his governing style as POTUS. one needs votes from the Kurt V. Feb 2020 #10

Looks like the usual suspects for dem support didn't come out in big #'s floppyboo Feb 2020 #11

It's highly unlikely that Bernie will lose in NH. Laelth Feb 2020 #14

You nailed it!! The race for the Democratic nomination is a marathon, not a sprint. InAbLuEsTaTe Feb 2020 #20

Cheers. n/t Laelth Feb 2020 #36

+1 myohmy2 Feb 2020 #38

I read where Millennials are . . . Iliyah Feb 2020 #15

I don't think turnout in a 6+ way race is comparable to 2016 at all. k2qb3 Feb 2020 #18

Try checking the polls sometime, Bernie is on TOP! tberry65 Feb 2020 #21

Buttigieg raised more money in New Hampshire during 2019 than any other candidate. nt TexasTowelie Feb 2020 #45

He just won the popular vote in Iowa, leads the polls for N.H., Downtown Hound Feb 2020 #22

He planned to win Iowa. Scurrilous Feb 2020 #25

omagod Cha Feb 2020 #41

"He's utterly fucked in the South" NurseJackie Feb 2020 #42

... Scurrilous Feb 2020 #46

So far the primary is not a 2-way race localroger Feb 2020 #26

re: "If he cannot defeat Pete Buttigieg in New Hampshire, how can be beat Trump?'" thesquanderer Feb 2020 #32

Premature triumphalism aside, the caucus turnout scares the hell out of me (nt) Recursion Feb 2020 #43

Bernie: I had a movement. nt TexasTowelie Feb 2020 #44