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2020 Democratic Presidential Primary

Yeah, boiled peanuts are awesome. But, if you ever make them yourself, you'll realize how much salt they have.
 
CNN and MSNBC are reporting that Bernie's crowd at WSSU has a big majority of white people. That's a bit odd.
 
Romney would beat Sanders easily imo. The only reason Sanders has any chance of winning the general election is he's runnning against Trump.

perhaps

but that has nothing to do with what Pete and PetehDeac are arguing
 
defs got the sense after the debate that Biden was gonna roll in SC and the polls are supporting that
 
also:

In recent weeks, Democrats have placed a steady stream of calls to Senator Sherrod Brown of Ohio, who opted against running for president nearly a year ago, suggesting that he can emerge as a white knight nominee at a brokered convention — in part on the theory that he may carry his home state in a general election.
 
As I've said over and over again, we should be hoping for brokered convention and Sherrods Brown being the "compromise candidate". He is an unbashed, unshamed progressive. He is for UNIVERSAL healthcare, LIVING wages, unions, "EQUAL rights for everyone". He's much, much tougher than Trump and even puts Ohio in play. Stacey Adams would be a winning VP pick in brokered convention. She had about ten TERRIFIC years in the GA Assembly, TREMENDOUS legal background and stands bigly for what she believes.
 
Joe Biden-36
Bernie Sanders- 16
Tom Steyer- 15
Elizabeth Warren- 8
Pete Buttigieg- 6
Amy Klobuchar- 4
Tulsi Gabbard- 1

If this is where the vote ends up on Saturday, and if Pete is serious about not liking the idea of having to pick between Bloomberg and Bernie, then he needs to drop out before Tuesday.
 
I don't think he likes the idea of picking between Bernie, Biden, or Bloomberg.

I don't think anybody will drop out before Tuesday. There's not enough time for it to make a real difference. Plus, nobody wants to potentially help Bloomberg.
 
Two weeks ago, I was calling for Biden to leave the race. Then he goes and has 2 fairly strong debates and is going to win SC. A lot of u-turns in this race, but I'm unfortunately having to agree with Tim. Buttigieg hasn't been able to build on his strong performances in IA and NH, and now both he and Warren are mostly only polling in single digits in SC and the ST states. And Bloomberg thinks he's preventing Sanders from getting the nomination, but he'll probably end up preventing Biden from getting it and we'll have a contested convention. Really pissed at Bloomberg at this point on multiple scores. Ugh. So it's now looking like a 3 way race between 3 guys north of 75. Also think Klobuchar and Steyer need to get out. But I still think Warren should stick in it. There could be another few u-turns along the way, and she could end up being a compromise nominee at the convention.
 
Two weeks ago, I was calling for Biden to leave the race. Then he goes and has 2 fairly strong debates and is going to win SC. A lot of u-turns in this race, but I'm unfortunately having to agree with Tim. Buttigieg hasn't been able to build on his strong performances in IA and NH, and now both he and Warren are mostly only polling in single digits in SC and the ST states. And Bloomberg thinks he's preventing Sanders from getting the nomination, but he'll probably end up preventing Biden from getting it and we'll have a contested convention. Really pissed at Bloomberg at this point on multiple scores. Ugh. So it's now looking like a 3 way race between 3 guys north of 75. Also think Klobuchar and Steyer need to get out. But I still think Warren should stick in it. There could be another few u-turns along the way, and she could end up being a compromise nominee at the convention.

Warren still polls #2 or #3 nationally. She definitely should stay in.
 
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