Can't support Warren anymore. Superpac was last straw

[thesquanderer]

63. re: "all those SC republicans who pledged last night to vote for BS"

I know about Trump's comments at the rally... are you talking about something else? I hadn't seen anything about a pledge. Any more info or a link?

FWIW, at least one article says there's little enthusiasm for this strategy:

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/south-carolina-operation-chaos-trump-sanders_n_5e599575c5b6450a30be7c26

But nearly a dozen Trump supporters who spoke with HuffPost at the president’s rally in North Charleston on Friday said they weren’t planning on casting their ballot for Sanders, even though most of them were aware of the scheme. “I’m not doing that. I have better things to do with my time,” said Elizabeth Angelone, a nature photographer from Bluffton. “None of my friends are doing it.”
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Jeffrey Rubin, 67, who moved to South Carolina from Chicago, warned before the event that Republicans pushing the scheme ought to be careful what they wish for. “Years ago, when Obama was first running as a candidate for Democrat, all the Republicans back then said vote for Obama because he’s Black and he’ll never get elected,” Rubin said. “No, I’m not going to do that. I don’t think there’s any candidate the Democrats can get that’s better or worse for Trump.”
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Deitress Smith, a Black supporter of the president who lives in Charleston, expressed a similar sentiment.“Bernie wouldn’t be easy to beat because he’s like Trump. A lot of people thought Trump was easy to beat,” she said.

Alan Woods, 70, a retired general contractor from Edisto Island, said that voting in the Democratic primary would be a waste of his time. “I’ve got other things to do tomorrow. I’m not coming down here and voting with a bunch of Democrats,” he said. Nina Ortiz, a retiree from Myrtle Beach, agreed. “I don’t want to encourage them. I don’t want them to see they have as much support as they do,” Ortiz said.