Democratic Primaries

Lucid Dreamer

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14. I disagree. My fears are being realized.

Thu Feb 20, 2020, 02:58 PM

Feb 2020

4 months after I posted my concerns [Oct 15 2019] about the candidates carving each other up
the Feb 19 2020 debate confirmed them.

Multiple hatchet jobs. These candidates are fools sacrificing the long term target of gaining the WH for a barrage of anti-Dem zingers that will make the next day's headlines.

Somebody in the party has got to guide this ship in the right direction... FAST!

I'm surprised that not more people are worried about this. Hope I'm wrong.

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

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In my opinion, last night's debate was good for the Democratic Party. [View all] kentuck Feb 2020 OP

I agree. A debate is not a tea party. we can do it Feb 2020 #1

In this day and age nobuddy Feb 2020 #2

Great point. I agree. It will serve to keep Dem candidates in the limelight. "Any air time is KPN Feb 2020 #8

Likewise. shotten99 Feb 2020 #3

I so tire of the hand-wringing eissa Feb 2020 #4

Agree! It identifies a clear line between the other candidates. LiberalFighter Feb 2020 #5

Disagree. It was a food fight. The winners were candidates like Biden stopbush Feb 2020 #6

I agree. If I may use what might be a somewhat graphically disturbing analogy fore some, KPN Feb 2020 #7

Okay, that is actually an excellent PatSeg Feb 2020 #10

Your assessment is spot on. I was thrilled with Warren's showing. KPN Feb 2020 #11

It was very unbecoming PatSeg Feb 2020 #13

While I generally do't like these types of things, I agree relayerbob Feb 2020 #9

I agree completely Mersky Feb 2020 #12

I disagree. My fears are being realized. Lucid Dreamer Feb 2020 #14

Real passion especially from Warren, Biden and Sanders last night andym Feb 2020 #15