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Democratic Primaries

ehrnst

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21. "anyone being honest"

Reply to MarcA (Reply #17)

Fri Feb 21, 2020, 01:56 PM

Feb 2020

throwing insults is certainly easier than actually having a rebuttal when being shown some painful truths, I suppose.

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

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The slow-motion Democratic train wreck [View all] brooklynite Feb 2020 OP

"An estimated tenth of Mr Sanders' supporters voted against Hillary Clinton." joost5 Feb 2020 #1

Mediabias fact check rating for Financial Times ehrnst Feb 2020 #2

All the chart shows is that FT is Center biased. n/t MarcA Feb 2020 #8

"Least biased" That indicates a lack of bias for the left or right, not that it holds a ehrnst Feb 2020 #9

If that is the case did they post an article balancing this one? n/t MarcA Feb 2020 #15

What do you mean "balancing" this one? ehrnst Feb 2020 #16

It's a lack of bias, not equal and opposing biases. TwilightZone Feb 2020 #28

The real train wreck will be a brokered convention where Super Delegates decide the outcome. jalan48 Feb 2020 #3

Ironic, isn't it? ehrnst Feb 2020 #10

Yeahbut ... Hermit-The-Prog Feb 2020 #11

I remember Samantha Bee posting that the GOP would ehrnst Feb 2020 #12

Yep. Kinda like the electoral college. We win the jalan48 Feb 2020 #23

.... ehrnst Feb 2020 #24

+1 Blue_Tires Feb 2020 #34

Hopefully, the Super Delegates assure that a true Democrat receives the nomination. PubliusEnigma Feb 2020 #26

Yep. I'm sure that will make all the difference. jalan48 Feb 2020 #27

The difference will be in winning MI, WI, and PA. None of which Bernie Sanders is capable of. PubliusEnigma Feb 2020 #29

And if it doesn't work out Sanders can be blamed for the loss. It's a win win jalan48 Feb 2020 #30

That already happened in 2016. PubliusEnigma Feb 2020 #31

Meh. Real Democrats wouldn't want those Socialist votes anyway jalan48 Feb 2020 #32

Well it is a Capitalist Financial Times. Farmer-Rick Feb 2020 #4

Ah... because "capitalist" they "don't like Bernie" ehrnst Feb 2020 #14

Agreed. MarcA Feb 2020 #17

"anyone being honest" ehrnst Feb 2020 #21

This is how I feel Rustynaerduwell Feb 2020 #5

But it did not fail. Sneederbunk Feb 2020 #18

I liked that. Thank you. oasis Feb 2020 #25

The FINANCIAL TIMES is against Bernie because Bernie will take on Wall St elites! Fran2020 Feb 2020 #6

In what way is Bernie taking on Wall Street elites? In 30 years, what concrete Squinch Feb 2020 #7

Boom. Tipperary Feb 2020 #19

What has Bernie actually done to "take on" powerful corporations and big banks? ehrnst Feb 2020 #13

Bernie also has mutual funds and annuities as a sizeable chunk of his personal wealth. ehrnst Feb 2020 #20

I disagree. I think that Bloomberg will fade and it will come down to Sanders vs Biden. totodeinhere Feb 2020 #22

k&r for the truth (no matter how depressing the truth may be). n/t Laelth Feb 2020 #33

For the record, I didn't want St. Bern in the race to begin with Blue_Tires Feb 2020 #35