and if Bloomberg drops out Biden is going to get a crap load of delegates in Florida.
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and if Bloomberg drops out Biden is going to get a crap load of delegates in Florida.
Thank god. Given a win in CA (hopefully a good one!) and a narrow win in Texas (hopefully even if narrow) maybe Bernie can fight all the way to the convention, forcing Biden to give concessions. Because holy fuck, a Biden pivoting right for the GE is just nauseating.
He lost to Hillary.
She is a rhetorical beast. Everyone remembers Pokémon Go to the polls but forgets she calmly and coherently defended herself in the Benghazi hearings for what, over 12 hours?
I wouldn't let Biden drive a car if he was a dad, let alone debate 1 on 1 for two hours.
Also, kinda irrelevant.The debates don't matter anyway. We saw that was the case in 2016
It's not the job of the voters to vote, it's the job of the candidates to convince people to vote for them.
Imagine a fight that was Bernie and Biden, seriously. I'm shocked, cause it looked like he was done, but if this was an up/down fight like 2016; Bernie would have gotten slapped harder. The country apparently isn't turning out to vote for what they say they support.
Pretty much this. The election is still 8 months from now. That's an eternity in politics.
We're just 10 nights removed from Sanders blowing out projections in Nevada. Look how much has changed since then.
Anyone saying anything concrete about November's outcome at this point in time is full of it.
I mean, there's still the election.
Trump plays dirty, which's why I saw people in this thread voting for Bernie.
The more I read about Biden, I don't see how he can win.
But well, you guys political system is weird so is possible I guess.
Sanders (ironically) probably needs Warren to be viable so that Biden gets less delegates.
Can you please elaborate? What do you mean, please give me hope
I blame everyone convincing each other here that anyone who is not with Bernie is a piece shit
That his son was the one who was doing corrupt shit in ukraine, and not him.
Without youth turnout, yes. Biden is dominating the old voters just like Clinton did so Bernie either needs young voters or NEW voters to turn out for him to have a chance. Outside of California (Mainly cuz we don't know the vote breakdown), it doesn't seem that has happened tonight.
Biden was actually ahead of Obama socially regarding Gay Marriage if memory serves me right.. He is not a flaming liberal, but his policies align fairly well with what the Obama Coalition of voters want.
I remember when i thought nothing would shock me with Americans again after they re-elected Bush in 2004. Then 2016 happened and now this. It's high time the American Empire crumbles for the sake of itself and the rest of the world.
Yeah, there was a LA Times poll last week that I think showed only Sanders viable with Warren in second at around 14%.
Tell me how and in what way he is more conservative??
https://www.axios.com/biden-buttigi...ons-c24ba640-04a9-4b5f-9f7f-825515610205.html
https://www.vox.com/2019/12/20/2102...-bernie-sanders-elizabeth-warren-barack-obama
almost every policy is left of Obama
90% of the closed captioning in the Trump/Biden debates is just going to be *unintelligible*.
Jesus fucking Christ.
old ppl and moderates love him. plus he's basically defending obama's legacy
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just shut up, bernie is dead and rosted
The state is extremely conservative, so vastly preferring Bernie seems odd to me.
Holy shit, Bloomberg got more of the black vote than Bernie. Fucking hell
Does this mean anything for the Bernie campaign or is it done?
It tracks really well with the Emerson College poll released on 3/2. Looking at the polls over the last month, it looks like Biden picked up mostly Bloomberg voters, and a smattering of Buttigieg and Klobuchar voters.
The cities need to actually start releasing their data, Harris County as far as I can tell has released next to nothing, same with Bexar. If Bernie can hold his lead as more of these smaller counties come in, I'll remain cautiously optimistic that the cities can bring his margin back up a bit. At this point I don't expect Texas to really matter since it's so close, but "I won Texas" sounds better than "I lost Texas".
I posted this stat earlier: The 18-29 voting bloc made up 16% of voters in TX.
The Washington Post's exit polls (not perfect, but what we have) suggest that both moderates and black people are favoring him by some large margins.
It doesn't land quite as strong when everytime you're asked how all of this going to be paid for is met with a non answer.
He lost to Hillary? Let me tell you, Trump's soundbites were much more memorable and overall that's what people remembered.
I think I am still voting Bernie next week when my state votes, but man Biden surged way more than I expected.
My parents voted for him. I'm not surprised he won, especially if young people didn't show up to vote.
Yep. They also need to realize twitter doesn't represent shit.
I don't know if I agree with that in the context of spending money on actually campaign infrastructure versus spending literally 0
Holy shit, Bloomberg got more of the black vote than Bernie. Fucking hell
...smh I just don't understand.
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