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In reply to the discussion: Hillary booed at Sanders rally tonight. [View all]lapucelle
(20,966 posts)178. "What about" doesn't change the fact that the number of Sanders to Trump voters
in MI, WI, and PA exceeded Trump's margin of victory in 2016.
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden
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90% of Sanders supporters voted for Clinton in 2016. Get another talking point.
Gravitycollapse
Feb 2020
#3
I'm talking about conservative independents (or just independents generally)
Gravitycollapse
Feb 2020
#22
Go back and read what I wrote earlier. Those voters were never voting for Clinton.
Gravitycollapse
Feb 2020
#27
You need a new talking point. I'm not condeming anyone. I'm stating facts. N/T
lapucelle
Feb 2020
#96
And 25% of Hillary 2008 voters voted for John McCain. Do you have a point?
Spider Jerusalem
Feb 2020
#64
So are you seriously going to argue that Trump would've won Wisconsin without voter suppression?
Spider Jerusalem
Feb 2020
#167
We know for a fact that Sanders to Trump voters exceeded Trump's margin of victory in WI.
lapucelle
Feb 2020
#169
Which were fewer than the number of voters turned away at the polls...
Spider Jerusalem
Feb 2020
#171
Clinton lost Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania due to a number of factors.
Spider Jerusalem
Feb 2020
#174
None of that changes the fact that the number of Sanders to Trump voters in WI, MI, and PA
lapucelle
Feb 2020
#175
Or the fact that all those other factors had the same or greater margin.
Spider Jerusalem
Feb 2020
#176
"What about" doesn't change the fact that the number of Sanders to Trump voters
lapucelle
Feb 2020
#178
Those figures imply Sanders likely would have won in 2016 and would likely win in 2020.
thesquanderer
Feb 2020
#161
Well said. It is time that we correct this latest talking point from TYT/Cenk Uygur.
StevieM
Feb 2020
#170
Right on. Exactly. Damage to Democrats now in too elections. It is not forgotten.
krissey
Feb 2020
#47
Bigger tent? But one of his surrogates has said the tent should be smaller. Why do "true
emmaverybo
Feb 2020
#34
Yes he has... so many LIES and insults about Democrats. Denigrating and divisive....
NurseJackie
Feb 2020
#89
I actually I had someone argue exactly on my FB today. We HAD to elect the non Democrat in our
krissey
Feb 2020
#39
Twice as many Sanders voters supported HRC compared to HRC voters who supported Obama.
Indepatriot
Feb 2020
#11
Guess you forgot Russia attacked our election. No less an expert than James Clapper, former top
emmaverybo
Feb 2020
#40
He contributed. We do not know to what extent Russians "meddled." They certainly would have
emmaverybo
Feb 2020
#61
Ok. I need more information. I realize his action, which I believe was out of his choosing to
emmaverybo
Feb 2020
#146
So, if the Packers were in a Superbowl, and decided to sit out the last 7 minutes of the game,
Indepatriot
Feb 2020
#17
I would blame Mike Holmgren, because that actually happened in 1997.
Still In Wisconsin
Feb 2020
#23
By that logic, it would surely be HRC's advisory staff, who answer to her, who are to blame....
Indepatriot
Feb 2020
#31
It was her job, no one else. She had plenty of time for Hollywood and Silicon Valley
Indepatriot
Feb 2020
#142
Speaking of Jill Stein, Rick Wilson wrote in his book Running Against the Devil that
octoberlib
Feb 2020
#93
There were other groups of democrats who did not turn out in 2016. But you will not blame them.
Rilgin
Feb 2020
#65
around 30% total of Hillary 2008 primary voters did not vote for Obama in the general
Celerity
Feb 2020
#153
That doesn't support the claim that 90% of Bernie voters went on to vote for Hillary.
pnwmom
Feb 2020
#37
I think these may be the half that didn't go over support other candidates in 2020.
ehrnst
Feb 2020
#105
As we move along in time the real number keeps going up and up. Now 90%. Is 100% far away?
George II
Feb 2020
#126
"Here"....not "everywhere"? If they need instructions, just follow Gray/Sirota/Turner on twitter.
George II
Feb 2020
#124
Hmmm...I wonder why that might be...maybe the junior high style sniping and refusal to commit
Indepatriot
Feb 2020
#20
54% of Sanders supporters refuse to vote for a Democrat if he loses in 2020. What are you talking
krissey
Feb 2020
#44
Ya? Sanders #6 on my list. Especially because of the horrible supporters that cause so much
krissey
Feb 2020
#36
This is not the first time, and how can we believe Sanders is the person who can unite the party
still_one
Feb 2020
#88
This is the same type of conduct that vetted sanders delegates engaged in at the National Convention
Gothmog
Feb 2020
#134
5 years ago, the idea of supporters of someone running for the Democratic nominee
betsuni
Feb 2020
#156
Sanders supporters booed someone openly (and inexplicably) attacking their candidate?
Gore1FL
Feb 2020
#172