I know Crooked Hillary fucking stuck with people on both sides.
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Warren drops out of Democratic Primary
- Thread starter Mr.Awesome
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I know Crooked Hillary fucking stuck with people on both sides.
Hopefully she endorses Bernie but I wouldn't be surprised if she doesn't.
A Biden/Warren ticket is the next best thing. She would absolutely destroy that backwards fuck Mike Pence.
A Biden/Warren ticket is the next best thing. She would absolutely destroy that backwards fuck Mike Pence.
I mean, that is what democracy is and what politicians are there for. People are entitled to their opinion.
By nature we must conclude he is communicating something wrong that only sounds right. It's his whole shtick.
Saint Bernard should be the only "progressive" and it's unfair if the "moderate" field isn't divided!
I try my best to ignore Trump shitposting, but this one really pissed me off.
Well damn. I voted for her but my state's primary hasn't happened yet, does that just mean my vote goes to whomever she endorses?
And that's why I voted for her. I will hope for Bernie at this point.
And that's why I voted for her. I will hope for Bernie at this point.
Yes, because Bloomberg pulled more votes from Biden than Warren pulled from Sanders.
These threads always devolve into dumb party bickering.
Progressives need to learn to stop tearing eachothers throats because we both need to fight passionately for our ideals but also be the party of "class" and "decorum" and "playing fair".
Glad Warren dropped out despite her being tied with best choice this election for me. I'm not happy to see her drop out, but also glad she saw reason and doesn't want to split the field any longer. I really hope she does endorse Bernie, but glad she ran either way and hope it paves the way for real success for a woman progressive to run for office in 2028 (or *shudder* 2024)
Progressives need to learn to stop tearing eachothers throats because we both need to fight passionately for our ideals but also be the party of "class" and "decorum" and "playing fair".
Glad Warren dropped out despite her being tied with best choice this election for me. I'm not happy to see her drop out, but also glad she saw reason and doesn't want to split the field any longer. I really hope she does endorse Bernie, but glad she ran either way and hope it paves the way for real success for a woman progressive to run for office in 2028 (or *shudder* 2024)
Schumer is an excellent fundraiser and organizer and knows how to unify his caucus, which are the most important jobs of the majority leader.
Uh, seeing as Biden won Massachusetts, this seems like quite a stretch.
Not that I expect her to endorse Biden. She'll either endorse Bernie or nobody.
People are, however, allowed to have expectations and opinions for politicians and their actions.
I would have been happy to vote for her had she held on as the frontrunner progressive candidate. But with hindsight as it is, I really wish she'd have dropped before super Tuesday.
Expectations like "support my guy or else you're a snake and a liar!".
I hope she endorses Bernie and hopefully Bernie will choose are as VP. The two of them can be unstoppable.
Question, since I'm a bit unaware of US voting process: if she endorses Bernie and hopefully now Warren voters go to Bernie, is he still eligible for the DNC nomination? Or was Super Tuesday it?
Question, since I'm a bit unaware of US voting process: if she endorses Bernie and hopefully now Warren voters go to Bernie, is he still eligible for the DNC nomination? Or was Super Tuesday it?
Pocahontas, Crazy Bernie. :D
Hard to tell if this is a US president or a drunk and grumpy grandparent.
She owes it to her own campaign and purposed policies, and to the people who believed in both of those things.
Considering Bernie needs Warren supporters, it would be extremely wise not to say anything bad about her right now. Especially when we're grieving.
Stop blanket shaming everyone for a group of online trolls. I never did any of this as a Bernie supporter. I would be happy to see Warren endorse Bernie, even though she probably won't, and hope she continues to fight for progressives in the future.
Same. I don't want Biden, but Warren would make the ticket a little easier to bear.
I read it, hence why I included watered-down as a qualifier instead of saying "no health-care." I just think your post sucks.
once a Republican, always a Republican. You can say you're progressive all you want but Warren very likely would have ended up an aisle-shaker as president, kowtowing to Republican demands and failing to live up to her progressive platform. You can't just write off her life before being a Senator.
It's so weird that Trump appears as a Bernie stan on Twitter.
I mean, it's self-preservation, but just the look of it.
I mean, it's self-preservation, but just the look of it.
That is more of an opinion, and yes they are entitled to their opinion. It's isn't a stretch to say that Bernie is one closest to her ideology in the race at this point. Expecting her to endorse him isn't anything crazy.
Come on now, the Justice Democrats' electoral track-record would strike fear into the heart of the hardiest of politicians.
I suddenly hear a lot of groveling.
Its been one a day. I figure it's keeping up the pattern.
Its been one a day. I figure it's keeping up the pattern.
Can you provide a source for her anti-LGBTQIA+ leanings? I'd be shocked to see her actively working against those communities while pretending to be progressive. Especially since that runs counter to the things she has been doing in her career.
Question...do you guys actually want to win in the fall? How in the world does her endorsing Bernie help the party win in the fall? I swear a lot of Bernie folk can't seem to see the forest for the trees...
I would very enthusiastically go our canvasing for VP Warren.
His entire goal is to muddy the waters and divide the party. That was the GOP strategy in 2016, and that's the strategy again in 2020.
Sadly, it looks like it's working.
1/3rd of the primary is done, and Bernie/Biden are basically neck and neck in delegates (yes, Sanders still has an uphill battle). Biden rise happened in 3 days. Anything can happen between now and the end of the primary, and definitely between now and November. Giving in and selecting a centrist, right now, is not what being a progressive means. Especially one who is clearly being impacted by his age in a way that Sanders is not. It's not going to be any easier for Biden to win with the way he is declining mentally. He is an incredibly weak candidate for the general, despite his recent surge.
He isn't actually good at doing nicknames, he has a tiny pool of them (and recycled "crazy" or "little" multiple times already) and most are lame as hell. But he thinks it's his "brand" so he keeps doing them. It worked once or twice, four years ago, so he's just mindlessly doing it again assuming it must work again.
Of course if ones thinks about it for even a second it's all to give himself an advantage. Tap into people's anger like a Sith and turn them against their principles.
Yeah, people are so much more interested in personal petty bickering and trying to get a sick burn on each other instead, which is just childish and exhausting. Warren, if she cares as much about her beliefs as she claims to, should support the person closest to those beliefs left in the race, and that's it.