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In reply to the discussion: We're not going to change their minds, guys. [View all]AlexSFCA
(6,319 posts)14. very loyal following
and all Bernie supporters I met in real life are highly informed, I always give up debating with them as they are so clever with talking points. We just have one week to wait (Super Tuesday) and if he is a clear winner, as I suspect, I am prepared to support him. No one seems to be dropping to make any difference. Its probably too late to stop the momentum. There is only one scenario in which BS can win GE by safe margin if not landslide - huge downturn in the economy akin great recession which will make his talking points resonate with all those moderate independents who lost their jobs and insurance. Swing states are most affected, naturally.
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden
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he will only pay lip service to us Nordics, plus will keep on falsely calling us socialists, all the
Celerity
Feb 2020
#28
I will say, none of them have ever been able to justify the Tad Davine hire. Makes me wonder.
33taw
Feb 2020
#15
Wasn't trying to be rude or exclude anyone. Ultimately, we're all on the same team. nt
ecstatic
Feb 2020
#29