It's striking his biggest groups are literally the ones least likely to voteNice job camping there all weekend, Sanders. Really saved your ass. Well worth brushing up against nonviability in MS.
Wait, are you really comparing Pete to a serial killer character?
I think his gender numbers were more even in polling before the bump a month back from 15-20 to 20-35 range.A kinda under-reported facet of this primary has been Bernie's trouble with women voters.
I just realized I don't know if Pete took on a combat role in Afghanistan or not
And campaigns that rely on everyone else not dropping out...In the future it might pay forecasters to be extra skeptical of campaigns who rely so much on nonvoters to do the thing they don't do.
While his result in MI will be disappointing, that's where his Dem base is (rust belt states). It'd be pointless for him to go to the South.Nice job camping there all weekend, Sanders. Really saved your ass. Well worth brushing up against nonviability in MS.
He touched a gun once tho
It's likely going to be pointless for him to campaign anywhere soon if the polling holds up.While his result in MI will be disappointing, that's where his Dem base is (rust belt states). It'd be pointless for him to go to the South.
Sanders's support is collapsing among people who would, in theory, benefit the most from his proposals.
I'm not an expert or anything, but that seems to suggest to me that those people simply do not trust him with win the election and/or to actually implement any of those policies. Pretty striking, really.
Yeah, it's a bit much. I'm not a Pete guy but seeing people push the homophobic "gay men are amoral sociopaths" trope is really not great.I'm starting to feel like the amoral gay guy bit is getting out of hand. He is weasely, though. His approach to politics puts a lot of people off.
I'm not sure exactly what you're trying to say here. Is it to imply that you agree with the serial killer comparison? Something else?I just realized I don't know if Pete took on a combat role in Afghanistan or not
He says it was "not intended to be a combat or maneuver role" but that some of his work involved guarding vehicle movements which is just so delightfully ambiguous.
LL Cool Joe.
Yup. I was talking with my parents the other day who are strong Biden supporters and they brought up the same thing. They like Bernie and his ideas but they don't think he'll actually be able to defeat Trump or get anything done with Congress if he's elected. It's a serious perception issue that I don't think the Sanders campaign has been able to address at all. Not everyone who is voting Biden is voting because they are crazy for Biden or think Bernie has bad ideas, a lot of people just want someone that they feel can win. Right now Bernie doesn't look like he can win at all.Sanders's support is collapsing among people who would, in theory, benefit the most from his proposals.
I'm not an expert or anything, but that seems to suggest to me that those people simply do not trust him with win the election and/or to actually implement any of those policies. Pretty striking, really.
Clyburn literally took shit loads of money from the Pharmaceutical industry. Joe Rogan is just a stand in for the everyman. I don't see how its hard to understand or see the difference.If that's the logic then that just makes me question why Bernie feels Joe Rogan is more compatible with his platform than Jim Clyburn
Y'all jinxed it in the first page of the thread with all the Dragonball gifs.
Yeah. What is even more indicative of this is that people who support M4A are still voting for Biden because they think he has a better chance of actually implementing tangible healthcare reform!Yup. I was talking with my parents the other day who are strong Biden supporters and they brought up the same thing. They like Bernie and his ideas but they don't think he'll actually be able to defeat Trump or getting anything done with Congress if he's elected. It's a serious perception issue that I don't think the Sanders campaign has been able to address at all. Not everyone who is voting Biden is voting because they are crazy for Biden or think Bernie has bad ideas, a lot of people just want someone that they feel can win. Right now Bernie doesn't look like he can win at all.
I don't know why but this made me laugh out loud 😆.We thought Bernie was Goku but as it turns out he is post-cell Gohan
Maybe he should have tried to his expand his base to include the South so he wouldn't have lost twice in a row for the exact same reasons.While his result in MI will be disappointing, that's where his Dem base is (rust belt states). It'd be pointless for him to go to the South.
Yup. I was talking with my parents the other day who are strong Biden supporters and they brought up the same thing. They like Bernie and his ideas but they don't think he'll actually be able to defeat Trump or getting anything done with Congress if he's elected. It's a serious perception issue that I don't think the Sanders campaign has been able to address at all. Not everyone who is voting Biden is voting because they are crazy for Biden or think Bernie has bad ideas, a lot of people just want someone that they feel can win. Right now Bernie doesn't look like he can win at all.
It's striking his biggest groups are literally the ones least likely to vote
I dunno I kind of take umbrage to the notion that the "everyman" is racist, misogynistic, homophobic, transphobic or in any other way bigoted by default.Clyburn literally took shit loads of money from the Pharmaceutical industry. Joe Rogan is just a stand in for the everyman. I don't see how its hard to understand or see the difference.
Well said. I've never been a fan but after seeing his ST performance, my hope is that we're looking at another '18-style wave. Here's hoping people put their energy into defeating Trump and supporting Biden as they push him leftward.Biden sucks but he's going to win the primary. You can either continue to sulk and try to bring Biden down, or you can work to influence Biden and the DNC to avoid the mistakes of the past and to push things toward the left. Guess which option will help end Trump!
A rich white celebrity with shitty beliefs on race, gender, etc. is a stand in for the "everyman" opposed to a black politician.Clyburn literally took shit loads of money from the Pharmaceutical industry. Joe Rogan is just a stand in for the everyman. I don't see how its hard to understand or see the difference.
What "gay men are amoral sociopaths" trope? What are you trying to do here?Yeah, it's a bit much. I'm not a Pete guy but seeing people push the homophobic "gay men are amoral sociopaths" trope is really not great.
I'm not sure exactly what you're trying to say here. Is it to imply that you agree with the serial killer comparison? Something else?
Yup, mentioned this before ST results that his core supporters are people who don't vote. May have been Kyra (or may not have been), that thought building around those that don't normally vote is something that could/ should be done to win or something like that (didn't double check). The answer continues to be no, as you can't win with non-voters. You can have 100 percent resounding support and favorability with non voters and still get smoked like it seems Bernie is about to.
Did canceling the single event he had planned in Mississippi so he could have two more (for a total of four) in MI really help his numbers in Michigan all that much.While his result in MI will be disappointing, that's where his Dem base is (rust belt states). It'd be pointless for him to go to the South.
But you get a free sticker when you vote!Youth are never going to vote until politicians make it something you can make look sexy on your Instagram.
True. He built his campaign around the youth, and the youth don't vote unfortunately. At least a lot of lessons will be learned from his defeat. Many books will be written about Biden's surge and the mistakes the Sander's campaign made during this election.It's more than perception, really! His non-voters haven't turned out (except arguably in Nevada).
It's more than perception, really! His non-voters haven't turned out (except arguably in Nevada).
you can disagree with the corporate involvement thing and ignore the context of how rogan's audience sees him but there was a clear logic to the comparison and it was descriptive and not prescriptive.A rich white celebrity with shitty beliefs on race, gender, etc. is a stand in for the "everyman" opposed to a black politician.
Gee, that's familiar.
Bernie should run 3rd party.
Be honest, it's going to be a shouting game on whose worse.
Theodore Roosevelt didn't give up after loosing the GOP nomination. He ran on anti corruption that was later popularised by democrats.
We would learning nothing again for repeating 2016