I said this exact same thing yesterday. Too much concern being put on what your neighbor wants rather than what YOU want.
It really should only be down to like 3-4 people at this point.
This is two random people not the party, not even a minority of people in the state. In fact, the party is on record saying it's stupid.
Several Democrats in Florida were publicly panicking over Sanders' comments on Cuba just earlier though, including people like Andrew Gillum and it doesn't sit well with me.
This year is honestly more of that than ever but it's not because of the media, it's because of Trump. Like, punditbrain is a terrible affliction and we all have it and it's growing every year but this year in particular it got a lot worse because electability >>> most every other concern for most Dems. If you like a candidate but you think that other people don't you're going to move to another pick because what you really like about candidates is that they can beat Trump. Hell, I was just listening to an interview with a Bernie Sanders precinct captain in Nevada and they asked what drew her to Bernie and the first thing out of her mouth was "I think he can really beat Trump."
I'd be the first to tell you the field is still too big.
If multiple Democrats from the state, including a pretty progressive one, criticized it, there might've been something wrong with it!
Well, I mean I hate to be that guy, but they were comments that put a lot of folks in the Florida Democratic party in a bad position. Part of being the nominee is not putting your down ballot folks in a bad position where they have to chose between supporting whatever silly thing the nominee said or saving their own asses. If you get branded with the "Loves Castro" brush in parts of Florida, you're boned. That's just the reality of the electorate.
Well thank god it's only one person running who wants any of those things.
Let's hope it's enough for Austin to get a D rep.Some general TX and then more specifically Austin, TX area early voting data
Texas early voting tracker: What you need to know
The Texas Tribune is tracking day-by-day cumulative early voting turnout for the state’s largest counties during the 2020 primary. Find out how many people have voted early.apps.texastribune.org
Early voter turnout in Travis County on track to break record
Early voting numbers in Travis County are looking up -- and in a big way. Travis County Clerk Dana DeBeauvoir says 2020's primary is on record to smash previous years' voter turnout. "This may end up being 50% higher turnout than the primary election we had in presidential 2016," said...cbsaustin.com
Please, by all means, explain to us silly Warren people what we should do. I get all these things in my head and I get ever so confused as to what I should do.
The gap on policy is decent I suppose but the gap on policy they can get enacted probably isn't actually that wide. A president isn't a dictator and they'll be held back by the median senator.
adam, you are constantly rude and insulting. if you want to argue that i'm wrong, that the polling and forecasting is bullshit, be my guest, but you don't have to be a complete jerk about it.
Stubborness, doesn't want to be in Senate even before running for president
You just implied everyone who is voting for Warren instead of Bernie is somehow ignorant, delusional or a combination of the two. That's going to get a flippant response from me because it's insulting.
You're comparing a Primary and General Election. The stakes are inherently different.
Loud men will unfortunately almost always beat a woman with a well thought out plan.
I'm voting Warren in CA. In fact, your post reminds me to mail in my ballot this afternoon!
But I like Tul... uh, Thomas.
Those people weren't on a Democratic primary ballot in 2016.
