It's not just that things have swung right though. Being dishonest and opaque in things you should be transparent about. I do have confidence Biden will fix that.
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Democratic Presidential Primaries & Caucuses |March OT| Last Tuesday was 1000 years ago, old news no one cares about (Discussion Guidelines in OP)
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It's not just that things have swung right though. Being dishonest and opaque in things you should be transparent about. I do have confidence Biden will fix that.
How does Biden get so much support from black voters, aren't most of his policies on race, basically republican lite?
Biden has pretty much said he would be a one term president he needs a strong VP regardless of gender. Hell Sanders does too if he managed to pull it out.
NC is SUPER closer for Bernie.
Smaller counties report first. Wait until the divide keeps growing.
This thread should really be ignored by anyone who wants to actually be informed. It's just a bunch of people buying into a media narrative push on what is rather tame and expected results.
It's age before country for a lot of these people. They care more about owning a bigger house, going on a Carnival cruise, and not paying taxes then actually making the world a better place for their descendants.
If that's true, why didn't any of the other candidates run away with it? Because none of them were that individually impressive either.
Biden is taking over due to various built in factors that were just waiting to be tapped into with a group effort. Once it was, he got the numbers. Now it's "get this shit over with" territory.
No, not really?
Every Democratic Candidates' 'Black Agenda,' Ranked
On Saturday, voters in South Carolina will sound the starting gun for the race to the Democratic nomination for president of the United States. After giving white America a head start on selecting the party’s nominee, the Democratic Party now turns to South Carolina.
www.theroot.com
They weren't the anti-Hillary vote this time. People were actually voting for people they liked this time.
We do have absolute geniuses suggesting Sanders drop out.
Lmfao no. Lots of knee jerk reactions. Someone said sanders should drop out and the two biggest states that he will probably win in haven't closed yet.
I mean you have to give Biden some credit. This is easily the biggest primary comeback in history.
Why? Biden was the one candidate him and his campaign have said they didn't want to face in the general. Bernie would've been eat up in the general. His coalition never expanded and he's performing worse in his home state than 2016.
He needed to do put in the work in 2015/2016 to have a chance I think.
He's not Trump, he's Obama's understudy and friend, he's made bills, and he knows how Republicans think. That's the strategy.
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I AM LOVING IT TONIGHT. Massive win in Alabama for Joe l love the south and Biden. Also Warren is not in the top two for Massachusetts according to exit polls. What a disaster for Bernie and Warren.
Biden wins when there's diversity it seems.
I voted for Biden here in Texas (it was a tough choice for me). If Sanders wins though, I will be fully behind him.
I voted for Biden here in Texas (it was a tough choice for me). If Sanders wins though, I will be fully behind him.
From CNN:
There are the early leaders in three states
Former Vice President Joe Biden and Sens. Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren are early leaders in these states:
There are the early leaders in three states
Former Vice President Joe Biden and Sens. Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren are early leaders in these states:
- Massachusetts (91 Delegates): Biden, Sanders and Warren
- Oklahoma (37 Delegates): Biden, Sanders
- Maine (24 Delegates): Biden and Sanders
It's not really worth thinking about because it could be Jesus himself and they'd find a way to blame him for the crucifixion. They'd be dishonest shitheels to anyone.
I like how Hillary and Obama said "A vote for Clinton is to continue Obama's legacy" and people didn't believe them, but people believe Biden?
If that's true (which I don't believe) then yeah Warren would be awesome. I think it's really unlikely that people would want the hypothetical guy to beat Trump to step down.
I don't believe the country is ready yet. "Socialist" is still a very bad thing to a lot of folks.
I bought into Medicare for all which was only supported by one candidate. Bernie Sanders. Fuck warren and any other person running trying to
Muddy the waters on this issue. These aren't the kind of democrats I want to support.
Not sure that matters. If Biden loses, that's his failure. And it would be the second straight time of losing a general after being told that moderates are the answer. Which at the very least in a general setting says a moderate isn't the answer. Could mean that the Dem party is out of touch with the general electorate and needs to rethink who should be pushed forward in the primary phase.
That may or may not be someone like Bernie. Or it could be someone else.
Why are we shitting on the youth? US education system sucks, I didn't know about primaries until I was 29 years old. The Democrats also don't put a huge effort in reaching the youth due to the threat of going left. This was the strategy in '16 and it worked.
The voter suppression Blacks are facing also benefits both Republicans and the Moderate wing of the party.
The voter suppression Blacks are facing also benefits both Republicans and the Moderate wing of the party.
Older voters stick with what they know. Jezebel actually has a pretty good article on it.
https://theslot.jezebel.com/the-deification-of-the-older-black-voter-1842064729
His platform is more liberal than Obama's, so... no?
You're damned right I won't.
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