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In reply to the discussion: IF a centrist is nominated Trump will win a second term [View all]Kaleva
(40,288 posts)1. We can talk about the GE when candidates like Sanders shows they can win the nomination.
Something that hasn't happened yet.
If they can't win the nomination , why discuss the chances of winning the GE?
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden
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We can talk about the GE when candidates like Sanders shows they can win the nomination.
Kaleva
Feb 2020
#1
Because he has experience, a solid record, and he understands Trump's character flaws
bucolic_frolic
Feb 2020
#24
We should focus on turning out Dems, and not worry about converting disaffected 45 voters.
LonePirate
Feb 2020
#47
I'm betting folding money that's simply another fiction you cast from nothing.
LanternWaste
Feb 2020
#48
Hillary was vilified by the Republicans for years. We're not nominating Hillary this time.
dem4decades
Feb 2020
#3
A "centrist" beat Trump by 3,000,000 votes and lost the Electoral College ny 77,000 votes.
DemocratSinceBirth
Feb 2020
#16
Freed from the shackles of Russia, Comey, and thirty years of political baggage
DemocratSinceBirth
Feb 2020
#32
Did it ever occur to you that Clinton's problem in 2016 was that she ran too far to the left?
Recursion
Feb 2020
#21
I think Harris would have been a clear favorite. Probably Booker, too. Beyond that, I agree.
Garrett78
Feb 2020
#27
There have been academic studies of what would change "if everybody voted"?
DemocratSinceBirth
Feb 2020
#65
It is shocking to me how much dislike of Bernie is driving decision making on DU
Saviolo
Feb 2020
#45
Many DUers want to replace 45 but change little else in DC. Hence the hatred of Sanders (and Warren)
LonePirate
Feb 2020
#50
By all means, let's not tinker with a growing economy even though millions are suffering now.
LonePirate
Feb 2020
#78
Or, as Democrats, we should prioritize helping people regardless of what the economy is doing.
LonePirate
Feb 2020
#82
"If a centrist is nominated and every single Democrat doesn't vote for them, [Redacted] will...
TygrBright
Feb 2020
#60
Hopefully Sanders' supporters won't protest his primary loss like they did in 2016. We'll see.
Hoyt
Feb 2020
#73
Please define "centrist." All of the candidates are liberals, so who are these "centrists"
The Velveteen Ocelot
Feb 2020
#76
I completely agree. Bernie is clearly the best matchup head to head vs Trump.
CowboyProgressive
Feb 2020
#77
Yet every time a Democrat won in the last 75 years is when the nominee was a moderate/centrist
Dem4Life1102
Feb 2020
#91
