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In reply to the discussion: Nominating Bloomberg will fracture the party. [View all]33taw
(3,310 posts)152. It seems that regardless of who is nominated there will be fracturing.
But, some of us will have to make concessions if our preferred candidate does not win the nomination. I will vote for whomever is the nominee. We cant afford to lose the election because of sore feelings.
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden
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Scared because you have limited your reading to Obama's time in the White House and...
DemocracyMouse
Feb 2020
#103
Not afraid of Bernie's policies and feel assured he believes in every cause he espouses and feels
emmaverybo
Feb 2020
#157
I would be excited about any of those. The problem is that none of them are going to win
redstateblues
Feb 2020
#71
False - when moderates are split between too many good choices, unelectable extremists win
Steven Maurer
Feb 2020
#94
Sanders is not in the least bit extreme. His policies are traditional Democratic.
DemocracyMouse
Feb 2020
#108
Even if that were entirely true, and it's not, his constant bashing and alienating rhetoric
Steven Maurer
Feb 2020
#163
Not necessarily true. Whichever candidate comes to the convention with the most delegates, but not
still_one
Feb 2020
#111
I think it will be a mess unless a candidate comes to the convention with enough
still_one
Feb 2020
#135
Isn't it odd that folks seem to be erasing Pete's Iowa win and his frontrunner status
lapucelle
Feb 2020
#169
Hey, welcome ! Go back to archive 2016 if you want all the vetting over that. Its done. Baked. over.
floppyboo
Feb 2020
#15
"If Bloomberg can eat into Biden's support among black voters..." He already is
brooklynite
Feb 2020
#33
It's definitely an eye-opener for this long time Democrat. I thought Bush/Cheney were the worst ever
jalan48
Feb 2020
#8
I don't get the thinking that says Bloomberg can win any easier than Bernie could.
redqueen
Feb 2020
#39
I would add that I would love Biden to win...I have supported him from the beginning.
Demsrule86
Feb 2020
#54
RIght back at you nominating Sanders. But Sanders people don't care, as a matter of fact,
krissey
Feb 2020
#63
It is the smartest thing to do. I can only hope we will choose smart. We use to as Dems, then along
krissey
Feb 2020
#70
No. I was an Obama. There was a couple times both went over the line a tad, and just a tad.
krissey
Feb 2020
#80
The only reason many of us would even consider a Bloomberg vote is because of the bridges burned
krissey
Feb 2020
#82
I am not a spiteful person. If that tells you very little, I know I do not want to spend my time
krissey
Feb 2020
#144
Warren saw how people in Wall Street, like Bloomberg, are and she saw how the Republican supported
Red Oak
Feb 2020
#188
Agreed, He was Republican when Kavanaugh was crying about beer and attempted rape.
MasonDreams
Feb 2020
#110
That's like saying Bernie, if elected, will go full Socialist. Both are not true
redstateblues
Feb 2020
#117
You mean like someone who has never really made much of a legislative splash in 30 years
Squinch
Feb 2020
#125
I don't think is will be too devastating to the party, the Democratic party is pretty flexible
yaesu
Feb 2020
#127
But nominating Bernie won't fracture the party...you are right because we are ADULTS. nt
UniteFightBack
Feb 2020
#158
We already are fractured...the question is which candidate can unify the electorate
pecosbob
Feb 2020
#159
But Bernie is ok? The irony is Bernie isn't even a Democrat. He won't win the GE.
Vivienne235729
Feb 2020
#161
He never endorsed a Republican President at a National Republican Convention n/t
Tom Rinaldo
Feb 2020
#168
OK redqueen, youve officially won Post of the Day...Johnnie, tell everyone what redqueen has won!!
InAbLuEsTaTe
Feb 2020
#162
Great and accurate post. Not sure why posts of mine about Bloomberg got removed.
Garrett78
Feb 2020
#165
Nominating Bloomberg will give 4 more years to Trump. He can afford it, we peons can't.
Autumn
Feb 2020
#166
What's the evidence for your claim that Bernie wants to "blow up the Democratic party"?
redqueen
Feb 2020
#178