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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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Maybe not have carville on with this stuff while people are still voting. "The party is saved" come on.
Tuberville and Sessions has been expected to go into runoff
If Biden is genuinely turning out new voters, that's genuinely exciting, my own bitterness about everything else aside.
Yeah I dunno if I/we should feel good about that. Biden did not run a good campaign. What does that mean for the GE and for actual governance? Is it a bad sign? Does it mean nothing? I dunno!
Honestly I want this studied because I can't comprehend this. Was it endorsements or name recognition? Are normal voters just like fuck if he worked with Obama? How does this nonsense happen? Was it SuperPACs or TV ads? Then again he didn't even raise a significant amount of money for ads. This is absurd.
NPR aired a bunch of interviews last night that said as much mostly bc Sessions rivals hammered him on russia recusal.
We haven't lost in any sense.
Joe did well tonight. We'll see what the delegate math is in the morning.
Honestly, putting Biden into a cryogenic freezer until three to five days before the general is unquestionably our best strategy.
Holy shit no staff on the ground
Hahahaha that's a massive gut punch to Sanders
Moderate darling going to get voted out in not moderately close fashion.
Makes me wonder how iowa would have shaken out with a primary. Maybe bernie will push for all races to be caucuses next time lol
Well let's look at the math. Bernie did not even get over 50% in his home state. If Bloomberg drops out this week then Biden will most likely be over 50% in every remaining state. This thing is most likely over.
MSNBC is outright anti-Bernie with their pundits. Two washed up pundits that exist only to protect the status quo.
And I'm not even a Bernie guy- it's just that obvious.
And I'm not even a Bernie guy- it's just that obvious.
When Joe Biden defeats you handily by doing absolutely nothing
I'll be very curious to read the post-mortems, but my gut feel is that people were spooked by Bernie in the days between Nevada and SC. The debates have been absolutely campaign making and breaking this time.
For fuck's sake Biden needs to win and Ruth needs to HANG THE FUCK ON
Let's be completely real. If Sanders had gotten these results then his supporters would be crowing that the nomination was over as loud as they possibly could.
This is the WORST political shellacking I can recall in a very, very long time. There's no coming back from this and Bloomberg is likely done in the morning, sealing it.
They said they wanted money out of politics. Joe got money and people out of politics!
Agree with you. I would guess that it all came down to the following equation on most voter's mind: "Who should I vote for today!?!? Ok who won the most recent state? Biden? Uhhh ok I guess, Biden it is"
I'm gonna hold onto this as my happy place. But I'm terrified that if I think about too much, it'll fall apart.
You're not wrong.
Still, national polling and his gigantic fundraising gave everyone a false sense of security.
He's never been like this.
Yes he's always had gaffes. Yes he has a stutter.
He's nowhere near as sharp as he was.
MN is too early to call but a Biden lead.
Oh there's plenty of data from tonight to back that up
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Honestly, the pain of the next few months will be greater lessened if Bernie drops out and endorses Biden ASAP.
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I would hope this isn't the message the Biden campaign takes into the general...
I think they're related. He isn't as sharp and it makes his stutter worse/his ability to work around it.
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