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I will vote Warren, I’ve never been a Bernie supporter
it's cool
you'll get your chance to vote Bernie in the general
I will vote Warren, I’ve never been a Bernie supporter
it's cool
you'll get your chance to vote Bernie in the general
And yet it was the bro’s who trashed the campaigns of Harris and Warren. Imagine that.Except for the fact that he thinks he’s running for Senate and that it’s actually 2017.
I’m referring to what ADT articulated above. Fucking sexist Democratic electorate should be ashamed of itself but instead will continue donating to electable Joe, Mike, and Pete and hope for a contested convention.
ha yeah
looking back, it's kind of fucking crazy that nick at night was a thing
Except for the fact that he thinks he’s running for Senate and that it’s actually 2017.
I’m referring to what ADT articulated above. Fucking sexist Democratic electorate should be ashamed of itself but instead will continue donating to electable Joe, Mike, and Pete and hope for a contested convention.
I certainly think Joe is advancing in age, but he appears to know what year it is and what office he's running for.
I don't know how sexist the Dem electorate is. I certainly believe it to be gun shy from Hillary losing in 2016, and I absolutely agree that has hurt the female candidates this time around, although I don't believe the Dem electorate is anywhere near as sexist as the Pub electorate is. And maybe that has hurt Warren in particular, more so than maybe Klobuchar or Harris, because like Hillary she is a pretty strong personality (and I don't mean that negatively at all - but Murca seems to have issues with strong women). And I find her retreat in the polls over the last 3 months to be interesting - just like I did Biden's January swoon. Can it totally be blamed on her trying to provide specifics on her evolving health care plans? That's what 1 of my friends believes, but I think it's more than that. And she mostly appears to have lost her supporters to the Sanders campaign - his numbers appeared to rise at the same time hers fell. And Sanders certainly has not come under the same amount of scrutiny as Warren did when it comes to the financing his plan. But I don't know that I can agree with my friend that her poll swoon is mostly to solely due to her health care plans. That said, I don't know how to quantify how much of her drop was due to sexism or folks feeling she was less electable due to her being female, and I'd appreciate hearing others opining on the subject. (As I said, I was also interested in Biden's January drop, not because I wanted him to be the nominee, but because it occurred at the same time as Trump and conservative news sites were bashing him and Hunter over the Ukraine issue - like anything Joe and Hunter did was in the same area code of what Trump did by withholding the dedicated funds.)
Lastly, I don't get your point about the Dem electorate donating to Biden, Bloomberg and Buttigieg. Bloomberg is largely self funding, and both Buttigieg and Biden have struggled with funding. Sanders is the 1 who hasn't appeared to struggle with donations nearly as much.
If he ends with 35% of the delegates, it means 65% are against him. What mental gymnastics are required when nearly 2/3 of the delegates support other candidates?
It's still a thing, technically, but apparently current programming is...
1) An absolutely terrible show from the '00s (George Lopez)
2) The most over exposed show of all time (Friends)
3) Two shows that are still pumping out new episodes (Mom, Full House)
Hard to imagine that I'm 30 and can remember when Nick-at-Nite seemed to have predominantly black and white programming.
Civitas has called me 3 times in the last 24 hours for a poll that asks in I'm going to vote in the November 3rd Democratic Primary.
The latest fivethirtyeight forecast has Sanders at 1600 pledged delegates and Biden at 1200. Sanders momentum seems to be waning and moderates are coalescing around Biden.The fact that he’ll have more votes to be the nominee than any other person in the world and that second place may be at, like, 18%
The latest fivethirtyeight forecast has Sanders at 1600 pledged delegates and Biden at 1200. Sanders momentum seems to be waning and moderates are coalescing around Biden.
A big Biden win in South Carolina would narrow that projection considerably I guess and it seems that's the way it is trending