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Democratic Primaries
In reply to the discussion: Is Sanders an election-year disaster waiting to happen? [View all]JustAnotherGen
(38,054 posts)182. We've had
1 Caucus
1 Primary
1 Primary/Caucus
I think with 47 more states to go - we shouldn't play into any theatrics about the viability of the Democratic Candidate.
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden
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. . . in the event of Dem Prez victory, enough down ticket strength to get something done.
empedocles
Feb 2020
#65
Bernie will make the right VP pick... I have a hunch it will be Elizabeth, one of the smartest women
InAbLuEsTaTe
Feb 2020
#17
I respectfully disagree...we need a new approach & Elizabeth with her smarts & bright original ideas
InAbLuEsTaTe
Feb 2020
#64
Yes, it's the Golden Ticket to the ultimate political destination... the White House!
InAbLuEsTaTe
Feb 2020
#66
Is there anyway for the DNC to void out Gabbard if Bernie was foolish enough to pick her for VP?
Celerity
Feb 2020
#73
It's possible that a progressive ticket could do better than a moderate one.
thesquanderer
Feb 2020
#165
I know Amy is a long shot...I'm happy to say she got 1 delegate in iowa nt
Fresh_Start
Feb 2020
#107
Has Joe eva won even 1 state primary in the THREE - or is it FOUR?! - times he's run for President?!
InAbLuEsTaTe
Feb 2020
#181
Sanders has no historical swing state appeal outside of MOE, Biden has the most
uponit7771
Feb 2020
#175
I came here to say "McGovern", but someone else can see the obvious, too.
PubliusEnigma
Feb 2020
#19
New Hampshire is not a must win for Joe...but it is for Sanders as it is in his backyard.
Demsrule86
Feb 2020
#47
Right on Voltaire2 - When you run down the middle of the road you get hit from both sides
Sparko55
Feb 2020
#82
Yes a 35 state loss...and maybe we lose the house...Sanders is not a good nominee ...especially for
Demsrule86
Feb 2020
#41
That's too high a percentage. And millennials don't vote heavily, not to metion most GenZers...
brush
Feb 2020
#70
there are actual experts that analyze this stuff. the 2 ppl quoted aren't experts.
Kurt V.
Feb 2020
#53
I am a political realist. I support Biden. Sanders will win one or two states.
NBachers
Feb 2020
#69
If they are on the fence between universal healthcare and waving confederate flags
Gore1FL
Feb 2020
#140
We have to reach out to them to be Democratic voters rather than Trump voters, apparently.
Gore1FL
Feb 2020
#155
Every single candidate could be an election year disaster waiting to happen.
BusyBeingBest
Feb 2020
#83
I would rather have a candidate on the ballot who inspires voters instead of a candidate who doesn't
LonePirate
Feb 2020
#109
Obviously you are a sample of one, not a spokesperson for Democratic voters.
hedda_foil
Feb 2020
#123
There are plenty of people who vote consistently without the need to be constantly inspired...
TwilightZone
Feb 2020
#183
Sanders always blames Democrats, says they're bought off and corrupt, runs against
betsuni
Feb 2020
#121
"Independents, and turned off Republicans" Seriously ? With what the GOP will hammer home
OnDoutside
Feb 2020
#187
That is the truth. We can't take a chance. Four more years of this prick
demosincebirth
Feb 2020
#130
Yep, Sanders's talk of "revolution" and "socialism" mean he would be demolished by Trump
gulliver
Feb 2020
#168