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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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I'm no fan of Cuellar but I appreciate Nancy Pelosi's tempered intervention in that race.
Chasing out a maintenance-free moderate from a D+9 district right before redistricting and replacing them with a left maximalist is really questionable majority-retaining behavior I think the JustUs Dems picked the wrong fight on that one.
Chasing out a maintenance-free moderate from a D+9 district right before redistricting and replacing them with a left maximalist is really questionable majority-retaining behavior I think the JustUs Dems picked the wrong fight on that one.
That isn't shocking I guess. Trump is their best friend basically. Question is do Dems make it up elsewhere. Minority and urban area vote can't be taken for granted. And Dems I guess will have to win suburbs.
Maybe Lipinski will get ousted. Doubtful, though, with other candidates splitting the vote with Newman.
Yeah. Oat milk for the win.
But I haven't found a good ice cream substitute.
Nick Corasaniti @NYTnickcBiden: "We won Minnesota because of Amy Klobuchar."
10:29 PM - Mar 3, 2020
Isn't Cuellar the exact type of Democrat one wants to primary (really conservative voting record it a safe/mostly safe Blue seat)? If not him then who? Nobody?
Biden leads very slightly in ME, but the big liberal areas have already finished reporting - bad for Sanders.
I was going to make an adderall joke yesterday but thought it was in bad taste because Trump's drug habit is actually real.
Inanimate Carbon Rod 2020 beats Trump by about 5 on the generic ballot
Really? I haven't found that to be too hard. Jeni's and a bunch of other brands I think are very good. I would still rather have Ben and Jerry's and there's no soft serve equivalent I don't think but sweets is the easy part as a vegan. Vegan desserts are delicious, especially pastries and stuff like that.
VPs only get ss for 6 months after leaving office. Once the nom happens, they get ss iirc.
Biden is projected to be leading by 50 delegates. That's not as much of a margin as one would expect given the blow out nature of the results.
www.nytimes.com
That margin can be overcome. However, there are many caveats to this:
*Bernie undeniably got a lot of early votes when the momentum was up in the air and he lost a ton of late voters to Biden once the momentum switched.
*Biden has been showered with positive news media all day long which will continue into next week.. Sanders the opposite.
*The demographics seem fairly locked in, with AA voters breaking for Biden as well as older voters. He even enjoys superior gender balance. Young voters didn't show up for Bernie and they arent going to be showing up for future states.
*Bloomberg dropping out favors Biden more than Warren dropping out favors Warren.
*Endorsements are going to start rolling in for Biden now that he has shown his electability and it's going to snowball.
*The future states are more friendly to Biden ESPECIALLY in light of today's results.
I think Sanders should stay in and show just how many delegates he can accrue going into the convention. Maybe get a sweeter deal with Biden since they still like each other. A 35-40% section of the Democratic party shouldn't be ignored.
Warren.... should have dropped out 3 days ago. Bloomberg should never have entered the race.
Live Forecast: Who Will Win Super Tuesday? (Published 2020)
The Times plans to publish estimates around 7 p.m., Eastern.
That margin can be overcome. However, there are many caveats to this:
*Bernie undeniably got a lot of early votes when the momentum was up in the air and he lost a ton of late voters to Biden once the momentum switched.
*Biden has been showered with positive news media all day long which will continue into next week.. Sanders the opposite.
*The demographics seem fairly locked in, with AA voters breaking for Biden as well as older voters. He even enjoys superior gender balance. Young voters didn't show up for Bernie and they arent going to be showing up for future states.
*Bloomberg dropping out favors Biden more than Warren dropping out favors Warren.
*Endorsements are going to start rolling in for Biden now that he has shown his electability and it's going to snowball.
*The future states are more friendly to Biden ESPECIALLY in light of today's results.
I think Sanders should stay in and show just how many delegates he can accrue going into the convention. Maybe get a sweeter deal with Biden since they still like each other. A 35-40% section of the Democratic party shouldn't be ignored.
Warren.... should have dropped out 3 days ago. Bloomberg should never have entered the race.
the Anyone But Her and Generic Dem have always been the most popular Dems.
Decision Desk has more numbers, and Biden is ahead by 2 points.
Kamala rallies the troops and we ride to glorious victory.
(We lose bad.)
Honestly, nothing favors Warren at this point.
She's fucked either way. Stay in, everybody hates you. Get out, nobody likes you.
Biden is projected to be leading by 50 delegates. That's not as much of a margin as one would expect given the blow out nature of the results.
Live Forecast: Who Will Win Super Tuesday? (Published 2020)
The Times plans to publish estimates around 7 p.m., Eastern.
That margin can be overcome. However, there are many caveats to this:
*Bernie undeniably got a lot of early votes when the momentum was up in the air and he lost a ton of late voters to Biden once the momentum switched.
*Biden has been showered with positive news media all day long which will continue into next week.. Sanders the opposite.
*The demographics seem fairly locked in, with AA voters breaking for Biden as well as older voters. He even enjoys superior gender balance. Young voters didn't show up for Bernie and they arent going to be showing up for future states.
*Bloomberg dropping out favors Biden more than Warren dropping out favors Warren.
*Endorsements are going to start rolling in for Biden now that he has shown his electability and it's going to snowball.
*The future states are more friendly to Biden ESPECIALLY in light of today's results.
I think Sanders should stay in and show just how many delegates he can accrue going into the convention. Maybe get a sweeter deal with Biden since they still like each other. A 35-40% section of the Democratic party shouldn't be ignored.
Warren.... should have dropped out 3 days ago. Bloomberg should never have entered the race.
With Bloomberg out and for the remaining 36 States, Bernie only won 10 in 2016. Less than a third.
This was his night to take a commanding lead. Not leading is basically losing the nomination.
Yeah, really resonated well. We need this Joe for the rest of the primary and then the general.
Yes, yes I understand. I am still salty right now, and have no patience. Expect that for about a week.....
They need to go at moderates in areas where demographic change is occurring. Literally the same situation as AOC and the rest of the squad. If I was them I would be going after the seat Jose Sorrano is giving up. Though there is a chance that seat might disappear after the 2020 census.
I'm fucking pissed over that security issue. We could have just watched him get shot if those protestors had wanted it.
Biden at the very least looks back to his 2016 version these last two nights.
This race is still close so while I think Bernie blew his chance tonight he is going to want to run this to the convention again. Maybe Joe can give him some concessions up front so he would drop earlier
This race is still close so while I think Bernie blew his chance tonight he is going to want to run this to the convention again. Maybe Joe can give him some concessions up front so he would drop earlier
Why would you do this? Just put another thing to worry about until the GE. 😰
The only thing I can think of is Leo McGarry dying on election night during the 2006 presidential campaign. And he was only a vp.
I live on Cape Cod. We are, basically, ice cream central (hard ice cream dominant, naturally). Here in MA, we buy milk from cows outside the state, cause our dairy cows have to provide the cream we need for ice cream. We buy our ice cream from local ice cream places. Practically no one sells anything vegan.
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