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Democratic Primaries

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7. Buttigieg is doing the same thing, but starting from a smaller base

Sat Apr 20, 2019, 01:50 PM

Apr 2019

He's moving fast though, he can catch up if O'Rourke doesn't move fast enough.

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

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O'Rourke has the vision thing, voters say, but without 10-point plans is that enough? [View all] TexasTowelie Apr 2019 OP

I wouldn't bank on it if I were you Indygram Apr 2019 #6

Buttigieg is doing the same thing, but starting from a smaller base marylandblue Apr 2019 #7

No one will out-work Beto Indygram Apr 2019 #9

I have to disagree with that Indygram Apr 2019 #12

Even the best general can't guarantee his strategy will work. marylandblue Apr 2019 #13

I think he will win the Primary JI7 Apr 2019 #2

Me too... Indygram Apr 2019 #10

White papers are a dime a dozen dalton99a Apr 2019 #3

I'm fine with our candidates not putting out policy papers Funtatlaguy Apr 2019 #4

What if he only has 9 points or, god forbid, 8??? (sarcasm) patricia92243 Apr 2019 #5

only the female candidates have actual policy plans JI7 Apr 2019 #14

Lol, true. Main attacks would focus on not being "likeable" anyway. Hortensis Apr 2019 #15