Democratic Primaries

ehrnst

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24. Did you post this response on any of the numerous OPs about how Bernie was the inevitable winner

Reply to democrattotheend (Reply #11)

Fri Mar 6, 2020, 01:53 PM

Mar 2020

and the others, especially Warren, should just drop out and back Sanders for the "good" of the country?

If I were to vote in a presidential
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden

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Pretty sure Bernie will not win the nomination. [View all] boston bean Mar 2020 OP

He won't concede or win. It'll be 2016 all over again. LaurenOlimina Mar 2020 #1

I don't think you are wrong. OnDoutside Mar 2020 #2

I don't think you're wrong, either. pandr32 Mar 2020 #28

Sad to say, but we're replaying 2016. Skid Rogue Mar 2020 #44

He won't. calimary Mar 2020 #3

No relayerbob Mar 2020 #4

Yes, "should" would be better than "must". LisaM Mar 2020 #8

I agree. He must. But I have very low LOW expectations with regard... NurseJackie Mar 2020 #5

No need to push. He can stay in as long as he wishes Under The Radar Mar 2020 #6

Thank you! democrattotheend Mar 2020 #14

Hilary was one of the most qualified people to run as president in our history Under The Radar Mar 2020 #35

Agreed democrattotheend Mar 2020 #36

You wrote Under The Radar Mar 2020 #38

The longer he stays in, the longer he raises false hopes in his supporters NCProgressive Mar 2020 #45

I doubt he will Dem4Life1102 Mar 2020 #7

He won't. His ego would never allow that. Happy Hoosier Mar 2020 #9

+1000. ehrnst Mar 2020 #27

Bernie runs for Bernie only - he doesn't care about anything else. NCProgressive Mar 2020 #47

I don't expect him to concede. TexasTowelie Mar 2020 #10

Bernie decides what is best for Bernie, and if that means running negative ads, he'll run them. ehrnst Mar 2020 #23

I agree with your second point democrattotheend Mar 2020 #37

The process being unfair is just a spiel to hold out NCProgressive Mar 2020 #48

Please stop saying this democrattotheend Mar 2020 #11

I agree with you.. let people vote.. but... RDavisJ1 Mar 2020 #13

When did Bernie call on Joe to drop out? democrattotheend Mar 2020 #18

100% agree RDavisJ1 Mar 2020 #20

I agree. I called the Bernie supporters who were saying those things out too democrattotheend Mar 2020 #40

Did you post this response on any of the numerous OPs about how Bernie was the inevitable winner ehrnst Mar 2020 #24

Yes, I did democrattotheend Mar 2020 #32

Good. ehrnst Mar 2020 #34

He's trying to rerun 2016, so I don't think he'll drop out Starry Messenger Mar 2020 #12

The system is more clear cut now. Renew Deal Mar 2020 #16

He has changed his mind on that before. ehrnst Mar 2020 #25

He'll have a hard time going past St. Patricks day Renew Deal Mar 2020 #15

No, he will not concede. Not even when Joe gets 1991... ehrnst Mar 2020 #17

Yes, he will democrattotheend Mar 2020 #19

He also said that he'd release his comprehensive medical records by the first of the year, ehrnst Mar 2020 #22

True. His word does not count for much. That is a 180 from what he ran on in 2015. LizBeth Mar 2020 #31

He must concede, the difference being that we have R B Garr Mar 2020 #21

I think Bernie's campaign will do what Bernie believes is best for Bernie, ehrnst Mar 2020 #26

That sounds familiar, but more about ego. R B Garr Mar 2020 #29

I think that ehrnst Mar 2020 #30

I agree Gothmog Mar 2020 #33

Agree. MI is the true test for Sanders' theory radius777 Mar 2020 #39

This message was self-deleted by its author Claustrum Mar 2020 #41

I think there is a good chance he will take a medical out and cease his run. nt fleabiscuit Mar 2020 #42

Thanks magic 8 ball ChubbyStar Mar 2020 #43

More of a face saving sleight of hand. nt fleabiscuit Mar 2020 #46