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72% of Democratic voters believe Bernie Sanders would beat Trump in 2020 election, new poll shows
The results showing most Democratic voters believed Sanders would beat Trump in the general election were released three days before the Nevada caucuses.
Interesting poll, don't know if it's been posted here. Further data that most Democratic voters are actually pretty cool with Bernie, and a vote for a moderate isn't necessarily a vote against Sanders.
Exactly. If Sanders didn't run this time it would've been Warren. If Sanders loses the bots will spam Twitter and FB about a conspiracy to rig the election. If Sanders wins the bots will spam Twitter and FB about a conspiracy that the Russians want to replace Trump because Sanders is going to move America closer to communism. They'll use their villain status to try and manipulate Americans into not voting for Sanders.
And paying people to flood social media with bullshit.
Don't know the plan specifics but there's no reason they should have to.
It depends on annual household income.
The only supplemental insurance you'd need under a m4a is for aesthetic and medically unnecessary procedures, like rhinoplasties because you don't like your nose (but would be covered if you need a rhinoplasty after an accident).
As long as they fall into those income brackets, yes. Even so, unless their income is on the higher side, they'd end up paying less than they would for copays, deductibles, or for supplementary insurance because none would be necessary under M4A.
That's not at all what I was suggesting. But I feel like there's an attempt by some to portray the race as if Bernie is sliding to victory solely because the moderate vote is split. Favorability polls, head-to-head polls, and now this poll are all datapoints supporting a different narrative: even if Bernie's not the first (or even second!) choice of many voters, there's not a large desire out there to stop his rise, and people will show up for him in November.
It depends on annual household income.
That's a hell of a lot better than what we have now. Get this shit done.It depends on annual household income.
None of the other candidates are up against the collective biases of both liberal and far right media. Not a single one. I don't disagree that harder-core Bernie sups can often be provoked into disproportionate counter-aggression, but I'd argue that this sensitivity is partially in response to their collective movement being vilified, misrepresented, downplayed, caricatured and slanderously attacked from every single corner of the political sphere. Almost every politician or political org to the right of Sanders has maligned him in some way, and his supporters see this. Imagine what it's like putting all that energy into just advocating for improving everyone's life and yet have to defend your political stance from maniacs like C. Matthews ranting to millions that you actually want to execute innocent people in a park.
That should tell you all you need to know about how "left" a mainstream media outlet like MSNBC actually is. These people believe every boogeyman story about socialism that has been trumped up by their right-wing peers and legitimately fear the possibility of having their privilege taken away from them. And if you believe for an instant they'll all settle down and rally behind Sanders if he wins the nomination against their ratings golden goose that is Donald Trump and his autocratic dismantling of American democracy, I have some bad news for you.
