for a long time i only knew chris matthews through james adomian's impression and it's so crazy that he's really just like that
Pete having a distaste for the "radical" political movements of the 1960s is on-brand.
Bernie did that strategically, he ran out the clock so the moderators would force the stage to someone else. If he had stopped talking, buttigieg would have had the floor.My favorite part of the debate was Pete thinking he could talk over Bernie Sanders and Sanders just plowing ahead as if he's not even there to applause.
Basically a false comparison saying we have to choose between Trump's 1950s social order or Bernie's revolutionary 1960s politics. Which is terrible for numerous reasons.
He took a dig at Bernie for supporting the radical 1960's politics. Ya know like the civil rights act and medicare
Fuck Bloomberg. Dude can't do shit unless he's paying people off.
It's amazing how you can transmit your ideas and answer questions when you are given enough time to answer them without being interrupted all the time.
Basically this...
Happy to see Bernie holding up well despite the attacks. I don't think he has anything to fear from them.
Well said.People better not be trying to fend off the fact that this audience was, at absolute best, non representative of the electorate and indoctrinated with a very specific mindset of corporate capitalism that they positively adored. Warren and Bernie got heavily boo'd for fairly mundane things including Warren literally asking for Bloomberg's taxes, which I'm sure Trump will have a fucking field day with and it 100% further kneecaps people in those oversight positions even further.
Could I imagine a South Carolinian audience being less receptive to Bernie and Warren with less loud cheers and maybe some more focus on Pete or Biden? Absolutely. Can I accept that in a week's time, the debate going audience absolutely flipped completely with little to no support for the frontrunner in the field who is polling at second in South Carolina while the man not even on the ballot in SC got huge amounts of applause and cheers from downright mundane to cringe-worthy to absolutely abhorrent comments? Absolutely not.
And the fact that the entry fee was a minimum of $1700 should be all that we need to know. The types of people that attend such an event are either the absolutely out of touch rich portions of the democratic party or people who have literally been paid to be there. I'm not one to traditionally make many conspiracy theories, but Bloomberg is exactly the kind of disgusting asshole who has no respect for the process or the American people to go out of his way to try to create a "better" second debate performance by having an audience on his side alongside him being able to play his ads in the middle of the debate over and over and over again.
I think he needs to learn to not clap back to every little bitty thing. Stay the front runner, duck and then answer strongly. Sometimes he goes toward the "right for the sake of being right" rhetoric. He needs to improve this by the general.
He won't. As I've said before, Sanders is rigid, and it is his blessing and his curse.
One of the best arguments I've seen for M4A, I wonder if we're going to see it used at a debate at some point.
Sanders is great but he's got the charisma of a sack of potatoes. If the left could find a candidate that has the anti-establishment pro-working-class fervor of Sanders and the Charisma of Obama they would be unstoppable.He won't. As I've said before, Sanders is rigid, and it is his blessing and his curse.
That dude straight up grabbed Howard's arm and threw his ass under the basket lol. I see people getting away with that on him all the time. No wonder he bitches a lot.
literally what.Sanders is great but he's got the charisma of a sack of potatoes. If the left could find a candidate that has the anti-establishment pro-working-class fervor of Sanders and the Charisma of Obama they would be unstoppable.
While the spirit of tonight's debate was not dissimilar to a dogfight in the paint, I think you posted to the wrong thread.
I mean this is almost factually untrue, even if you personally don't like him. His supporters are by far the most invested into his personality and ideas.Sanders is great but he's got the charisma of a sack of potatoes. If the left could find a candidate that has the anti-establishment pro-working-class fervor of Sanders and the Charisma of Obama they would be unstoppable.
lol. My bad ya'll. I'll edit that post. I did watch the debate. Nearly gave me a panic attack.
Sanders is great but he's got the charisma of a sack of potatoes. If the left could find a candidate that has the anti-establishment pro-working-class fervor of Sanders and the Charisma of Obama they would be unstoppable.
he has some of the highest approval numbers among dems in the race, dude. most polls have him at the highest. even if you adjust for name recI'm not sure you get what being in the lead with this many candidates in the race does to your math. Bernie is the leading candidate- he does not have majority Democratic Party support yet - not by a long chalk.
most Dems are currently supporting other candidates. The point here is to win and consolidate the rest.
I was at a Smash weekly and didn't watch this shit, and based on what I've read I should be grateful.
But someone give it to me straight: did Sanders do bad, or just mediocre? Because he can afford to be mediocre; Biden got away with it for months.
He has the highest favorability compared to everyone else. He's the second choice of a lot of the other candidates' supporters.I'm not sure you get what being in the lead with this many candidates in the race does to your math. Bernie is the leading candidate- he does not have majority Democratic Party support yet - not by a long chalk.
most Dems are currently supporting other candidates. The point here is to win and consolidate the rest.
I was at a Smash weekly and didn't watch this shit, and based on what I've read I should be grateful.
But someone give it to me straight: did Sanders do bad, or just mediocre? Because he can afford to be mediocre; Biden got away with it for months.
No, he didn't do bad with all things considered. He was attacked from all sides, but he survived despite it all and gave some very good answers to questions.I was at a Smash weekly and didn't watch this shit, and based on what I've read I should be grateful.
But someone give it to me straight: did Sanders do bad, or just mediocre? Because he can afford to be mediocre; Biden got away with it for months.