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.... has ZERO delegates, won't be the nominee
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Why is Tulsi still in this race and who is keeping the cash flowing into her "campaign?"
I don't know if Bernie would or not. I can see that working both ways, one one hand, getting the more liberal, youngsters and union-type to come out vote for him, on the other the older, boomers coming out to vote against muh-socialism.
I think all of them have a great shot at beating Trump, tbh, even Biden. I just don't see Biden driving out the vote.
would love to see such a program just for the butthurt factor alone, tbh
Looks like Joe will pickup less that 30 delegates, so will be going into Super Tue behind leader Bernie
A brokered convention just became a lot more likely with that blowout.
Where are you getting this? He's already been awarded 35 delegates and we're not done yet. But yes, I agree. Biden will still be behind Bernie by probably 10-15 delegates.
Tom Steyer will not even get 15%. 25 millions dollars wasted. lol
Yeah it's really looking like the DNC screwed themselves with the rule changes. Will be fun to watch if it plays out the way it's looking.
Biden clearly has the best chance of turning South Carolina blue.
If You Really Think Trump Is Favored in 2020, You Haven’t Thought It Through
If it looks to you like Trump is cruising to victory in November, then either you want it too badly, or you’re too afraid of it to see clearly. Consider this argument:
- Trump squeaked out his victory in the Electoral College by the smallest of margins, despite losing the popular vote by a large amount. If he loses any voters from battleground states in 2020, he must make them up somewhere else, or he loses the election.
- Trump was aided in 2016 by several highly unlikely events which will not be repeated in 2020 … suggesting he will lose voters compared to his first campaign.
- Trump’s approval ratings have never been higher than when he was elected, suggesting he has lost people who voted for him the first time.
- Democratic turnout will be higher in 2020 than it was in 2016.
- Therefore Trump can’t make up the voters he has lost since 2016.
- Therefore Trump will lose in 2020.
the Electoral College
Michigan: Trump is losing to all of the top five Democratic candidates, generally by significant margins.
Florida: Trump loses to Biden, beats Bloomberg, runs neck-and-neck with Sanders, Warren and Buttigieg.
Pennsylvania: Trump loses to Biden and Sanders, and is maybe slightly behind Warren. For Buttigieg and Bloomberg, there aren’t enough polls.
Wisconsin: Trump loses to Biden and Sanders, beats Buttigieg, and appears to be even with Warren, or slightly behind. Not enough polls for Klobuchar and Bloomberg.
Arizona: Trump won in 2016 by 3.6%. His approval rating is underwater by 1% — a swing of 4.6% toward the Democrats.
Georgia: Trump won it by 5% in 2016, but his approval rating now is even.
Iowa: Trump won it by 9.4% in 2016, but now his approval rating is underwater by 9%.
North Carolina: Trump won it in 2016 by 3.7%, but he’s down by 1% now.
Ohio: Trump won it by 8.1%, but he’s down by 1% now.
https://medium.com/the-national-disc...h-50516e2fc23f
yep, Joe was -30
tonight he is +19,
so he's still -11 vs Bernie the leader going into Tuesday
Watch the press say how Bernie was wiped out, destroyed
tom Steyer the real threat to this just ended his presidential bid. Who's gonna save us now?
Black people do not like cucks.yep, Joe was -30
tonight he is +19,
so he's still -11 vs Bernie the leader going into Tuesday
Watch the press say how Bernie was wiped out, destroyed
32 delegates still unnasigned. Quit spinning. He did get destroyed.yep, Joe was -30
tonight he is +19,
so he's still -11 vs Bernie the leader going into Tuesday
Watch the press say how Bernie was wiped out, destroyed
A spade is a spade at the end of the night.
Biden has been +19 delegates for a long time, now 60% reporting
Bernie got beat, but the press will say he has lost the nomination.
super tuesday will be huge tbqh
Bernie still leading everywhere
he takes most and he will be hard to stop
NY Times talked to 93 superdelegates and I think 85 wanted to steal it from Bernie.
Biden was expected to win but the margins are massive. Same thing happened in Nevada but this solidified him as the most viable moderate. He needed to widen the gap between Buttigieg and he did. Remaining wildcard is the Bloomberg effect.
Everyone not named Bernie, Biden, and Bloomberg should drop out.
White derp speaking for all black people
When black people your woman does that mean they like you?
What makes Bloomberg so special?
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