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thesquanderer

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24. Maybe Warren and Sanders can afford to split the NH "left" vote...
Tue Feb 26, 2019, 09:42 AM
Feb 2019

...if the "moderates" split their vote a dozen ways.

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

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I'm surprised the linked article made no mention True Dough Feb 2019 #1
She said all presidential candidates, aiming directly at Trump... MrsCoffee Feb 2019 #7
Aim at any elected official who hasn't disclosed their finacial interests.. Cha Feb 2019 #23
I doubt it. I think this Dan Balz trying to stir the pot. CentralMass Feb 2019 #2
More of The Horse Race Sherman A1 Feb 2019 #3
Yes. Her early announcement was a shot across the bow. betsuni Feb 2019 #4
One would assume the supporters Sanders and Warren have similar priorities, so to that degree I still_one Feb 2019 #5
No. Sanders and Warren have been friends for more than a decade. crazytown Feb 2019 #6
The points for chutzpah go to the guy who wants to "transform" a party he doesn't deign to join. CrossingTheRubicon Feb 2019 #8
I'm a big fan of Elizabeth Warren crazytown Feb 2019 #13
He already has. There is a reason he didn't get her endorsement in 2016 and there is a reason... CrossingTheRubicon Feb 2019 #14
Thank You, CTR! Veritas! Cha Feb 2019 #22
Yes! peggysue2 Feb 2019 #15
At least Sen. Warren has released her tax returns Gothmog Feb 2019 #9
I don't think there can be much doubt that Warren makes it harder for Sanders in NH. Garrett78 Feb 2019 #10
How Elizabeth Warren Is Distancing Herself From Bernie Sanders Cha Feb 2019 #17
Whether she's purposely distancing herself or not, she has to do so. Garrett78 Feb 2019 #18
I would think she's savvy Cha Feb 2019 #19
I think, though, that she's expressing her genuine positions. Garrett78 Feb 2019 #20
Oh definitely. She always has Cha Feb 2019 #21
Maybe Warren and Sanders can afford to split the NH "left" vote... thesquanderer Feb 2019 #24
If we still have a large field after Iowa, I think most will do poorly in New Hampshire. Garrett78 Feb 2019 #25
Of the 2, I Hope she wins. Amimnoch Feb 2019 #11
Lots of folks seem invested in nurturing "collision" between Sen. Warren and Sen. Sanders Devil Child Feb 2019 #12
How Elizabeth Warren Is Distancing Herself From Bernie Sanders Cha Feb 2019 #16
Both will drop out before the end aeromanKC Feb 2019 #26
It is inevitable forklift Feb 2019 #27
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