Democratic Primaries

still_one

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13. Agreed

Reply to Squinch (Reply #4)

Wed Mar 11, 2020, 11:37 AM

Mar 2020

If I were to vote in a presidential
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden

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When it looked like the Biden campaign was on its last legs, I didn't hear the pundits saying the [View all] still_one Mar 2020 OP

+1000 Thekaspervote Mar 2020 #1

Trying to cater to Bernie's demands worked so well the last time. comradebillyboy Mar 2020 #2

I don't have Turin_C3PO Mar 2020 #3

As soon as Sanders' top staffers stop pushing doctored videos about Biden's "dementia"... TwilightZone Mar 2020 #10

I agree Turin_C3PO Mar 2020 #14

I agree - no tolerance for that BS BS NT Rorey Mar 2020 #17

I used the term conciliatory because it was less inflamatory, and I suspect if Biden is the nominee, still_one Mar 2020 #11

Sure, Turin_C3PO Mar 2020 #15

Exactly. All sides should work together still_one Mar 2020 #22

If they don't vote for the Democratic nominee in my book that makes them a Trump supporter. usaf-vet Mar 2020 #46

I don't have a problem, to a point Rorey Mar 2020 #12

Biden is not being a sore winner ibegurpard Mar 2020 #16

Most Biden supporters Turin_C3PO Mar 2020 #18

Nor the Harris nor Buttigieg nor Klobuchar nor Bloomberg nor Yang nor Warren nor Squinch Mar 2020 #4

Agreed still_one Mar 2020 #13

K&R StarfishSaver Mar 2020 #5

Because he is not a Democrat dalton99a Mar 2020 #7

and last nights speech by Biden was very gracious, but threatening the Democratic nominee that he still_one Mar 2020 #20

His speech was very gracious. And also comforting and inspiring StarfishSaver Mar 2020 #27

all about undermining Biden and creating an issue among the big tent base, it worked in 2016 beachbumbob Mar 2020 #6

Excellent analysis!!! still_one Mar 2020 #21

yeah, let's have another Appeasement Committee declaring that the South robbedvoter Mar 2020 #8

Agreed frazzled Mar 2020 #9

+10000 emmaverybo Mar 2020 #19

Does Biden want to win? pinkstarburst Mar 2020 #23

and if Biden is the nominee, he isn't going into the general with any expectations as was evidenced still_one Mar 2020 #26

because "we have to defeat Trump." That kind of thinking didn't work for us in 2016. 2naSalit Mar 2020 #28

Silly comparison. It would've been ridiculously presumptuous for Sanders to do that. thesquanderer Mar 2020 #24

Thank you LoveMyCali Mar 2020 #43

+1000 redstatebluegirl Mar 2020 #25

While I agree totally with winning with class Docreed2003 Mar 2020 #29

Working together as oppossed to making demands still_one Mar 2020 #31

Exactly this Docreed2003 Mar 2020 #32

It makes sense for Biden to do that regardless of what the pundits did or didn't say Sapient Donkey Mar 2020 #30

Indeed. I even heard some ultra-Sanders supporters wanting Biden to withdraw for the sake pampango Mar 2020 #33

Because he was not on his last legs, obviously. Bernie is, however. boston bean Mar 2020 #34

K & R SunSeeker Mar 2020 #35

Most of what I heard was this... llmart Mar 2020 #36

And in fact Joe is making conciliatory gestures to Sanders supporters. totodeinhere Mar 2020 #37

yeah...I'm tired of irony.. stillcool Mar 2020 #38

Same thing happened to Hillary. NYC Liberal Mar 2020 #39

Let's all heal and save the nation--TOGETHER. slumcamper Mar 2020 #40

Typically, the press starts doing this after Super Tuesday, especially if there is a clear leader keopeli Mar 2020 #41

As long as David Sirota and his ilk continue to try and help Bernie Sanders... Sloumeau Mar 2020 #42

Always play fair when you are holding a winning hand DIVINEprividence Mar 2020 #44

My response is and always will be FUCK THEM! William769 Mar 2020 #45

I think the delegate count makes this a bit different randr Mar 2020 #47

I think keepthemhonestO Mar 2020 #48

sure still_one Mar 2020 #49

They knew S Carolina was ahead, and so was other southern states alfredo Mar 2020 #50

How's the weather at your place? Sucha NastyWoman Mar 2020 #51