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US PoliEra 2020 |OT 3| "I think he's learned his lesson" says The Concerned Immoderate Darling Collins.
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Was going to post this. Establishment is terrified of Bernie. Too bad Bloomberg is the real spoiler and probably isn't going anywhere.
I wonder if Klobuchar saw some internal polling she didn't like for Minnesota and dropped out since she didn't think she would win it anyways or something
At the very least Warren is (and has been) keeping Bloomberg at bay. I don't think she's denying Sanders all that much.
Does Trump have more rallies planned? With him being a big germaphobe and the administration pretty much doing nothing to handle the virus, I'm kind of surprised he's still doing these rallies. He's not afraid he'll catch the virus? I mean, he's well withing the demographic where the virus is lethal.
Like I said, he's going to sleepwalk his way to the nomination with virtually no funding, organization or enthusiasm. It bodes well for the general.
Being in the race just to be a mercenary against another candidate isn't doing the lord's work. She is eroding her own political self worth to play this hapless game of thrones.
We all know what happened with Stannis whe he tried to do the lord's work...
I mean, they can ask their delegates to vote for whoever on the second vote.
But the delegates still make the decision.
On the one hand, she totally doesn't have a chance, but I have a hard time begrudging Warren staying in till tomorrow. If you've made it this far, I could see wanting to be in the race one more day. Like if you've raised all that money and campaigned that hard, just to drop out the day before Super Tuesday... it would be hard to swallow.
I'm sure the lord loves middling proposals and shitty healthcare! Let's hope the people will be hyper energized by that.
You could say the same for Pete and Amy. Regardless of where there votes or delegates will actually end up going they are trying to help Biden. Warren doesn't care and has less than zero interest in trying to stop Biden in the same way
She saw
a) the SC results
b) Pete drop
and was happy to leave having slain her dragon.
He's doing one in Charlotte because he stalks the candidates
I mean, it's very possible she could end this by endorsing Bernie before California votes tomorrow. She could also help him win a plurality against Biden in NC and VA. At least in the latter Bernie was comfortably ahead before Biden got some big endorsements. Warren could keep him on top by a slim margin. Bernie could definitely come away the winner so long as he gets to say he won at least 10 of 14 states. I don't think that can happen without her dropping and endorsing, though.
I am announcing now that I am no longer going to vote for Warren in the primary. She isn't honestly running a campaign to win anymore and she knows it. I can't back a candidate who doesn't believe themselves to win and is just in it for some political ploy. Warren is better than that.
I am also done defending her. She is still a progressive with excellent policies but her political calculus is awful and not worth supporting IMO.
I am also done defending her. She is still a progressive with excellent policies but her political calculus is awful and not worth supporting IMO.
Biden is out there openly mocking 90% of her agenda. If she actually wants any of her plans to have a chance of happening it's pretty clear what she needs to do
Sahil Kapur @sahilkapurEvery major 2020 presidential candidate is now a septuagenarian.
Sanders — 78
Bloomberg — 78
Biden — 77
Trump — 73
Warren — 70
Sanders — 78
Bloomberg — 78
Biden — 77
Trump — 73
Warren — 70
1:45 PM - Mar 2, 2020
That's the right call by Klob. Warren should stay in at least through tomorrow, but she's probably done after that.
I mean, why. She's gotten close to zero delegates and is probably going to lose her own state. Why stay in.
I'm not in a rush to see the last serious female candidate bow out, especially when she's been working so hard and it's just one more day.
But the people (other than Republicans) most likely to believe he did not lose fair and square in 2016 mostly voted for Clinton in the general anyway.
This is where I'm at.
I wouldn't have been annoyed if Pete or Amy had stayed in through tomorrow.
She has as many delegates as Tulsi.
She isn't a serious candidate anymore.
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