KingCurtis
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Dean Phillips is losing to Marianne Williamson in South Carolina. Seems to undercut his argument that he’s the guy to beat Trump lol
Dean Phillips is losing to Marianne Williamson in South Carolina. Seems to undercut his argument that he’s the guy to beat Trump lol
it's not like there is a legitimate challenger
His name recognition in SC is probably...... terrible. At least Williamson has been on their ballot before.I mean Phillips is a sitting member of congress...that is a pretty big boost of legitimacy. It seems unfathomable that a sitting member of congress could lose by 95 points and even better come in third behind a self help author/kook.
Lol. That’s adorable you think that.I hope Haley continues to run against Trump for the Republican nomination. If she can keep Trump under 60% of the vote in the primaries, his myth of invincibility in the Republican party is damaged. It clearly identifies a percentage of the Republican vote that could be available to the Democrats. It also lends support to moderate Republicans that they are not alone.
It's been a long time since anyone has used the word adorable and me in the same sentance. I do appreciate it.Lol. That’s adorable you think that.
They will not hesitate to vote for trump when they are in the privacy of the ballot box. The non trump Republican is a myth. Always has been.It's been a long time since anyone has used the word adorable and me in the same sentance. I do appreciate it.
I don't expect much from the non- trump Republicans, but every little bit helps.
Agreed and curious about turnout. High turnout is good, but low turnout may not mean much.Biden is up with 96% of the vote in SC. Feels like strong anti-Biden sentiment would manifest itself with a large share of the vote.
His name recognition in SC is probably...... terrible. At least Williamson has been on their ballot before.
Well. Bye.maryanne williamson drops out despite her strong 2nd place finish in SC. Dean Phillips hopes to improve up to 5% in next primary.
I am unaware of Biden being “unpopular” among the Democratic Primary field. Seems pretty obvious that the unpopularity you’re referring to would present itself in potentially lower turnout in a primary and GE especially. His dominant percentage doesn’t reflect turnout numbers, mostly just primary voter loyalty and a lack of competition.There are several ways to explain it. Somewhat. But nothing fully explains 96% for a presumably unpopular candidate.