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In reply to the discussion: Has there ever been an "outrage-du-jour" that actually hurt Bernie's numbers? [View all]
 

Squinch

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15. Hasn't he always claimed to be doing this? And have they ever shown up?
Reply to jalan48 (Reply #10)
Sat Feb 22, 2020, 02:35 PM
Feb 2020
If I were to vote in a presidential
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden

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Has there ever been an "outrage-du-jour" that actually hurt Bernie's numbers? [View all] DanTex Feb 2020 OP
Bernie's support is locked in and madville Feb 2020 #1
Do you understand how bookmakers and betting odds work? George II Feb 2020 #2
Yes. Actually I'm talking about markets, not bookies, but I understand how both work. DanTex Feb 2020 #3
We'll all see how markets work if & when Sanders becomes the Dem nominee. oldsoftie Feb 2020 #9
Is RSI repetive strain injury? Urban Dictionary isn't helping. The irisblue Feb 2020 #4
Yes. DanTex Feb 2020 #5
Thx, pretty sure it wasn't the respiratory therapy meaning. 🤨 irisblue Feb 2020 #7
Considering he drastically underperformed his polls in both IA and NH.. CalFione Feb 2020 #6
LOL. If only Bernie could manage a strong third-place, then he'd have a chance! DanTex Feb 2020 #8
The fact that late movers drastically move away from him is CalFione Feb 2020 #11
Bernie's going after some of the 90+million eligible voters who didn't vote in 2016. It's a jalan48 Feb 2020 #10
In NH, Bernie came in third among first-time voters CalFione Feb 2020 #12
This is about his recent "Democratic Establishment" comments. nt jalan48 Feb 2020 #13
Hasn't he always claimed to be doing this? And have they ever shown up? Squinch Feb 2020 #15
I think his recent establishment statement was an outreach to these voters. jalan48 Feb 2020 #17
And will likely have the opposite effect on many self-described Democrats ehrnst Feb 2020 #18
If so, it's a really, really dumb way to "outreach." Squinch Feb 2020 #19
Not really. My guess is that he's appealing to non-voters who want change and who see Centrist jalan48 Feb 2020 #21
Yes. He lost to Hillary in '16. Most congressional candidates he endorsed in '18 lost. beastie boy Feb 2020 #14
The tastiest tears are also the saltiest. Bonobo Feb 2020 #16
Does 2018 count as an "outrage du jour?" Because almost no one he or Squinch Feb 2020 #20
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