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In reply to the discussion: I'm really worried. So worried my stomach is in knots [View all]TDale313
(7,822 posts)7. You support whoever the nominee is
Because anyone will be way, way better than Trump. Support whoever you want in the primaries, but understand that you arent the only one making this decision. Frankly, I feel similarly concerned about whether Biden can win in November, but I will not be damaging any of our likely nominees to the point where if they do end up in the General half the GOPs job will have been done for them. if Bernie gets the nod, centrists will have to do what theyve been screaming at those on the left to do for decades... suck it up, vote (and get your family and friends to vote) Dem. Support this nominee as if the fate of our nation and world depends on it. Its not an exaggeration this time to say thats the case.
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden
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Yeah, the total incompetence on display was even worse than the alleged voting outcome.
MH1
Feb 2020
#47
right there with you. Bernie is going to win NH now because the moderates are splitting the vote.
jezebel321
Feb 2020
#2
Pundits in NC are predicting that if Bernie is our candidate, Trump wins. nt
littlemissmartypants
Feb 2020
#35
Bernie isn't going to be our nominee - the AA support for him is weak. No need to fear...
Skya Rhen
Feb 2020
#4
Thank you Skya. No candidate SHOULD be our nominee who has low AA support. There is a
emmaverybo
Feb 2020
#19
To me, it seems as if these first two states are rejecting Biden because of his strong AA
Skya Rhen
Feb 2020
#28
Crosses my mind that the counterpoint to that possibility is these first two states welcoming
emmaverybo
Feb 2020
#63
Vote for Joe Biden!!!! He can win the swing states !!!! Black folks like him. I've seen plenty
UniteFightBack
Feb 2020
#5
I don't believe that is true at all - please show what data you have that supports that claim
Pachamama
Feb 2020
#26
Exactly. There's no perfect scenario, and appealing more to the BS voters (with BS) is not...
thesquanderer
Feb 2020
#52
Thank you for pointing out the campaign staff issue. The hypocrisy there is blatant.
MH1
Feb 2020
#50
Thank you. O.K. True that Mike has the resources. Plan B. I want to look at his AA support.
emmaverybo
Feb 2020
#21
thats my choice too.. I dont know much about bloomberg but hes got the teeth..
samnsara
Feb 2020
#33
The right nominee will inspire massive turnout, and if that happens, we will win nt
Fiendish Thingy
Feb 2020
#15
I'm actually feeling better since Iowa, I think a dark horse is emerging
Happyhippychick
Feb 2020
#25
I wouldn't be concern at all, small state primaries are easily hijack by extremist
beachbumbob
Feb 2020
#29
I agree..hes very divisive. We need to concentrate on the senate if we are tossing the election
samnsara
Feb 2020
#30
a big portion of his support won't show up to vote for him. They're dependable like that.
wyldwolf
Feb 2020
#37
And that's exactly what happened in IA already! Sanders vote total in 16: 41.5% 2020: 25.6%
Thekaspervote
Feb 2020
#44
Well, we heard about voting one's conscience and the lesser of two evils last time.
betsuni
Feb 2020
#65