Next week: Illinois, Ohio, Arizona and Florida
Hillary won all those 4.
Imagine the margins with Joe
Hillary won all those 4.
Imagine the margins with Joe
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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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Yeah it's true.
Poor Bernie. He really isn't as nearly as popular as he thought he was... He really was just spinning his wheels.
obama going balls out for hillary didn't do jack, fwiw
i think deal with biden is midwesterners aren't particularly enthused with trump, biden could conceivably be "their guy". added the standard dem turnout, on paper it should be a not too hard win... but if 2016 taught me anything you can't rule anything out
Good for you. Bernie nor Biden were not my choices but I would vote for either one.
Every time. Can't blame the "Boomers" for this one. Get off that ass and vote. If you are just gonna sit home and web campaign, then bitch about the results; just stuff it...
I agree...as much as I like AOC too...this forum seems to not understand how much irrational hatred people have for her...
the only state maybe bernie has a chance in is illinois
If we don't get out the vote this fall then the redistricting for a whole decade will just push the policies we wanted further down the line. We have to vote Biden in november if he is on the ticket (honostly baring some huge ass gaf, he will be).
He has less support now than he did in 2016, where he won by less than 100,000 votes against a historically unpopular candidate.
What bullshit does Bernie cut through? Just because his base sticks with him doesn't mean others don't react to criticism of him.
I have never understood this argument.
this doesn't make any sense. they got destroyed in 2018 and the appetite to vote out trump will be huge in november.
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The last one is directly about an alternative to those detention centers in the first place.
The simplification of youth turnout being bad reeks of the same stuff as "Just get off your ass and get an ID"
A quick Google search will answer this. I didn't mean to infer that all of his supporters were like this, but there are literally dozens and dozens of people in this thread that seem to be getting their talking points from alt-right sites or tweets. I'm not a Biden fan, but he's a good enough candidate. Flawed, but at this point I'll take a flawed Democrat over any Republican, especially Trump.
I'd really appreciate it if leftists put as much effort into winning the nomination as they did into speculating about what will happen when they win the nomination.
Or, if you're of the opinion that the nomination is rigged, not wasting time with it and instead focusing on places where you actually can enact left wing policy.
Or, if you're of the opinion that the nomination is rigged, not wasting time with it and instead focusing on places where you actually can enact left wing policy.
If Bernie doesn't win a single state, I doubt he even stays in for those states to vote.
Seriously.
People shouldn't bully others for what they choose to do in elections imo. So I hear ya.
And she still got 3 million more votes than Trump. It's looking great for Biden in the general.
which is funny because, in the end, she was more popular than trump
Irrational is putting it mildly. It's borderline pathological.
The idea that there is a HUGE appetite to vote Trump feels like hyperbole. Go to middle america, or any conservative town/city/suburb. They might not be as vocal about it, but there are a TON of Trump supporters.
America likes a show.
I guarantee that AOC, who is from the bluest blue NYC district and is a Justice Democrat, will never be on the ballot for President in the General Election as a Democrat.
It's substantially more likely that our first true progressive Presidential Candidate is somebody we're not even aware of yet and will come a little out of nowhere kind of like Obama. And they won't be from an ultra-blue bastion.
Seriously. Like trying to get progressives in the House or the goddamn Senate.
Basically Obama's plan circa 2014. Free two year trade schools and community colleges. Double Pell Grant. Freeze loan interest and repayment on all income less than 25k, with 5 percent of discretionary income due to be paid back to loans. Up to 50k loan forgiveness for public servants.
hey what do you think is the cause of the difference in performance sanders had in early states (IA, NH, NV) with the results weve had since super tuesday?
There are less than there used to be. And, again, he won by less than 100,000 votes.
maybe we shouldn't be victim blaming the victims of voter suppression
Completely...sometimes I wonder when people bring her up as next progressive candidate for president if people realize that in order to pass progressive legislation...you have to win. AOC as great as she is for the party...is never going to win a national contest...
anyway its promising that young people liked bernard overwhelmingly. its promising that socialism and singlepayer are polling so well. maybe we can actually build on a leftward movement in 10-20 years when age demographics shift around a little.
Seriously. Same rhetoric as voter ID defense in r/The_Donald.
Who knows, I don't think any news has made it south of the wall. I was speaking about the entire cycle though. The states that have had caucuses have been a mess, and the states that switched from caucus to primary are showing how drastically unrepresentative the caucuses were
I'm sure we will see the same in ID tonight, where Sanders won almost 80% of the caucus in 2016
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