Old people like Booty.
But yeah, once the conversation gets serious I'm sure he'll probably pick a woman. It definitely does seem though his heart is with Pete right now.
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Old people like Booty.
But yeah, once the conversation gets serious I'm sure he'll probably pick a woman. It definitely does seem though his heart is with Pete right now.
Joe has some seriously racist shit in his past.
She even called him out for it.
No chance at VP if he wins.
Which speaks to his poor political instincts. And again, does nothing to help him with the voters who actually didn't vote for him in the primary.
Ironically Obama very nearly picked a VP in 2008 who could have helped him swing Indiana (Evan Bayh), and then he went with Biden instead, and won Indiana anyway.
Definitely not happening with Pete though.
Definitely not happening with Pete though.
Sam Stein did a follow up said cold water was thrown on a pre-ST endorsement from Kamala.
Actually, Butti did about equally well across age demographics. White people like butti is the more specific truth.
I don't really see a good argument for Pete as VP. It'd be a worse Tim Kaine pick for Biden and just doesn't really fit with Sanders in just about any way.
I don't think Harry Reid or the Culinary bosses wanted to be embarrassed by their own state when they endorse and Bernie still wins +20.
I swore I deleted that post you're responding to lol. That said, is the standard sanitizer really enough for this? I genuinely don't know. I've taken to washing my hands more frequently than now and coughing into my shoulder instead.
*shrugs shoulders*
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This entire coronavirus response seems like something straight out of Idiocracy.
Klob for VP?
Actually Klob's shit, but even she doesn't deserve to be compared to Palin.
Biden is not picking Butti.
He would do well to throw somewhat of a wing to the Bernie wing of the party but neither bernje nor warren I think would be good picks for him. Is there someone younger closely aligned with Bernie who could be a good pick?
He would do well to throw somewhat of a wing to the Bernie wing of the party but neither bernje nor warren I think would be good picks for him. Is there someone younger closely aligned with Bernie who could be a good pick?
What's great that with all these drop-outs and endorsements happening the last 72 hours, all the polls from the last several weeks are completely useless and no one really knows what it is going to happen tomorrow. No one really knows how much the last 72 hours has permeated to the Democratic primary electorate. Sanders could still have a very dominant Super Tuesday or Biden could turn it into a tipping point where the race really does shift in his direction.
Well that makes sense, field has narrowed down, Liz is on her way out any time now, and the party is doing whatever it can to stop Bernie from forcing their hand leftward. I was a Beto supporter back when he was running and now am supporting Bernie, but I understand him being uncomfortable taking that leap left especially when he may have a political career in Texas down the road. I'm a bit uncomfortable with some of Bernie's ideas too, but I think it would be better to lean into his movement, excitement, ground game, and potential youth turnout to secure a victory in the general. Although I can't help but get cold feet about Bernie, we'll see if he can hold his lead now that there are less moderates.
But hey, at least it wasn't Bloomberg. Fuck that guy.
Oh Republicans going to beat Democrats to packing the courts.
Cool cool.
well I guess I hope at least that woman from the rally reads it
Anyone want to argue against Dems packing the Courts if they take power?
It would have to get through both chambers, so there is no shot at that happening at this point. Although I do see some moderate Senate Dems that are signing onto this........... How this was missed in 2008 is baffling.
Pelosi and leadership is nowhere dumb enough to let this thing pass without having both Houses and a Democratic President, but it is helpful to have as something to point too if the GOP stop talking about "court packing" if President Biden or Sanders sign a similar bill.
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Well I mean dems controlled both going into the obama presidency.
It's pretty clear Sanders is going into the convention with the most votes and the most delegates.
Giving the nomination to someone else isn't going to just upset Sanders supporters.
It would be a disaster.
Giving the nomination to someone else isn't going to just upset Sanders supporters.
It would be a disaster.
Good to see Biden getting these endorsements but I think it's too late for him to turn this around unfortunately.
I have no idea how you can say that's clear at this point
How is this clear? It still is the most likely but no where near a guarantee
Well yeah, but in 2012?
We had the Senate and not a chance in hell of getting the House.
This worked last time. Obviously he didn't win the nomination, but he was able to put a LOT of pressure on the party and the nominee.
The concern I have is what if the voters decide in the next couple of months that "running on Obama" is the best way to counter Trump's Burisma and fake news stuff, and counter Trump himself to a decisive Democratic victory? Some voters already see Biden as that acceptable Obama legacy holder. But Bloomberg just went and took some Obama endorsement for himself, even before Biden really did, and it worked for Bloomberg. It's possible this is how voters will want this to go down leading up to November.
Sanders' campaign should have evaluated this possibility and been better prepared than tonight's "LOL" and "...the establishment..." remarks. Does the kind of pressure that was so effective in 2016 just go away just because Biden is getting some momentary popularity? How does complaining about the establishment help any of the people who need financial and medical help now? His rally speech tonight was focused more on Trump than on the people who need help.
Same with Warren's campaign. We'll see what Warren says when her rally comes up a little later tonight.
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