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Democratic Primaries
In reply to the discussion: You can't be in politics for fifty years and not have baggage. [View all]Honeycombe8
(37,648 posts)10. The one who wins the primary is not always the one who can win the general election.
As we have seen in the past. There are no guarantees. Esp since the candidate is not favorable or unfavorable in a vacuum. A lot depends on the economy at the time, and the competitor.
primary today, I would vote for: Undecided
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You can't be in politics for fifty years and not have baggage. [View all]
DemocratSinceBirth
Apr 2019
OP
I really have no strong yes preferences at this moment. I do have some strong no ones.
DemocratSinceBirth
Apr 2019
#2
That's the way I am, four or five or six possibles, three or four definite toss outs.
George II
Apr 2019
#4
Clever! I'm 100% Sanders But Will Support The Eventual Nominee, Even Biden
corbettkroehler
Apr 2019
#38
The one who wins the primary is not always the one who can win the general election.
Honeycombe8
Apr 2019
#10
No kidding. So there's no way of telling who has the best chance until it's done.
Demit
Apr 2019
#20
Yes, it is. 4 more years of trump or not? If your answer is no, then you go for who can WIN
oldsoftie
Apr 2019
#24
We have a lot be fearful if Trump is re-elected, especially a 7-2 right wing Supreme Court
DemocratSinceBirth
Apr 2019
#18
No, first we need to repair the colossal damage to our political structure and our world reputation
LongtimeAZDem
Apr 2019
#19
Depends on the baggage.Any longstanding politician has to "lighten" his/her load early in a campaign
ancianita
Apr 2019
#16
Sure, they may have been weak candidates, but the victories were "honest" by political standards.
oldsoftie
Apr 2019
#36
Joe Biden is the candidate that will rid US of the traitor in the oval office.
democratisphere
Apr 2019
#27