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Democratic Presidential Primary |February OT| It Can't be Worse than Iowa, Right? (Discussion Guidelines in OP)
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Bernie should be on the phone offering Warren a cabinet spot in exchange for a juicy endorsement.
That issue sparked up and disappeared so fast though, I doubt that it had any major effect on their relationship.
I kinda agree. Like Biden I think she should've ran in 2016 instead of now.
0% chance Bernie chooses her and she wouldn't bring along any moderates anyway. She's a long shot candidate that's not particularly well-regarded. If that's what he wants (he doesn't), he'd go elsewhere.
Warren is delusional. Sorry Warren fans. She should drop out.
Consider voting for your second choice now.
Consider voting for your second choice now.
I don't mean this as an insult, but I don't think he's savvy enough to do that. I don't think it's the game he plays. He absolutely should though; IMO that's how you step on the gas and drive further ahead of the remaining centrist competition.
Warren was a weird candidate. She was too left to get centrists... But wanted to not go as far as Bernie and wound up being in a middle of the road position no one wanted to strongly support.
I think her bet is still that centrists choose her over Bernie if he appears to become the front-runner.
Honestly this may turn into the 2016 R primary where Bernie winds up in the Trump position of having a different main rival in every state but is always 1 or 2 and then eventually gains popular support. Before I get yelled at I am not comparing him to Trump just the sort of insurgent candidacy in a large field effect we saw.
I think her bet is still that centrists choose her over Bernie if he appears to become the front-runner.
Honestly this may turn into the 2016 R primary where Bernie winds up in the Trump position of having a different main rival in every state but is always 1 or 2 and then eventually gains popular support. Before I get yelled at I am not comparing him to Trump just the sort of insurgent candidacy in a large field effect we saw.
They're probably as dumb and scared shitless of Sanders like Chris Matthews' meltdown.
It absolutely is and you should be embarrassed for not seeing it. There isn't anything controversial with what I said.
People are scared of nominating a woman.
She hit peak and was smashed with electability attacks really quickly when it showed she had a good path.
Sanders turnaround comeback fucked with her momentum at the exact right time.
How is this controversial?
I saw this from the beginning with Warren, she's done a lot of good but I think she needs to face the facts and back Bernie before super Tuesday.
Bernie was never going to drop out early. No matter the circumstances.
And certainly not to endorse Warren.
Especially seeing how he doesn't believe a woman can win the presidency.
I mean, if Hillary couldn't do it after besting his great self... what woman could hope to?
Besides which, Warren is too good for the States and just wants to see her policies adopted.
She needed to have more of an ego to pull out the stops to persevere here.
(And I say all of the above as someone whose preferred candidate is Warren... and as someone that would have backed Sanders in New Hampshire today.)
Obama warned him. Unfortunately, good luck telling that stubborn old codger Joe what to do. He thinks he knows better than anyone.
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I've seen a few Harris supporters go to her on Twitter so take that as you will.
Yup. If he doesn't kill in s Carolina he needs to drop out fast.
I'm sure they talked about this scenario when they spoke in 2018 during their private meeting.
But the reality of a brokered convention will probably factor in.
Care to elaborate in any way shape or form? Or you just going to drive by with nonsense?
Not too much longer Liz. But maybe you dont say that you are done right here and now.
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