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In reply to the discussion: Now on MSNBC with Ari: I don't care what Michael Moore has to say. [View all]LaurenOlimina
(1,165 posts)14. I think he is right.
It is pretty unprecedented to drop out the day BEFORE a primary.
Also, this was pretty much the reasoning cited around here last night, that Pete was falling on his sword for the party. A quick googling reveals articles in the Dallas Morning News, New York Times and the Hill saying similar things.
You just said bernie would cost us the house. That sounds like something to be afraid of to me.
primary today, I would vote for: Undecided
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Now on MSNBC with Ari: I don't care what Michael Moore has to say. [View all]
madaboutharry
Mar 2020
OP
thats is actually true, lolol scared of how BS would get crushed by orange bloat & lose us the House
Celerity
Mar 2020
#9
I fell on my sword and watched some Fux news... already they are doing highly sophisticated but also
Celerity
Mar 2020
#16
but there is FAR less self-produced shite on Biden in regards to Biden v Bernie and socialism
Celerity
Mar 2020
#18
big difference between RW conspiracy theory and hundreds of videos and articles with Bernie saying
Celerity
Mar 2020
#21
Again... You don't think they already have a slate of ads based on Joe's past?
LaurenOlimina
Mar 2020
#23
Biden doesn't put the House at risk, or at least certainly not to the level Sanders does.
Celerity
Mar 2020
#24
Michael Moore's mistake was saying SC didn't represent the Democratic Party.
LaurenOlimina
Mar 2020
#25
Moore is a disgrace and has been so for some time. He was put in his place by
still_one
Mar 2020
#27
I used to love Michael Moore. Then he helped Gore lose in 2000 when he supported Nader.
AGeddy
Mar 2020
#28
This is encouraging, really. That Moore thinks this is SUCH bad news for Bernie! n/t
pnwmom
Mar 2020
#35
Beto O'Rourke is endorsing Biden tonight, too. All three will be at the Dallas rally!
George II
Mar 2020
#41
You don't care but apparently enough other people care what MM says that MSNBC decided to put him
totodeinhere
Mar 2020
#47
You never know. Maybe a deadlocked convention could turn to her as a compromise
totodeinhere
Mar 2020
#65