2020 Primaries

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luthervol said:
Also anecdotal, but based on the posters here, Trumpers are hating your observation.
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I don’t , I mean Pete caved in and endorsed him . One would expect that his followers would vote for the one he told them to vote for .
 
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hog88 said:
I see them as at almost opposite ends of the spectrum. Don't see how a Pete supporter could jump on the Biden bandwagon.
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Between Warren, Bloomberg, Bern, and Biden, Biden is the easy choice in that group.
I already voted for Pete a couple weeks ago, so I get to watch from the sidelines. Been kind of nice not having to worry about it today.
 
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zeppelin128 said:
Between Warren, Bloomberg, Bern, and Biden, Biden is the easy choice in that group.
I already voted for Pete a couple weeks ago, so I get to watch from the sidelines. Been kind of nice not having to worry about it today.
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I figured most Pete supporters would gravitate more towards Warren.
 
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zeppelin128 said:
I think they just want chaos in the party, which is fair. I'd enjoy watching the GOP fracture, too.
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I just got through saying I’d love to watch the former VP take a swing at the POTUS just to watch the chaos so .. yeah you better believe I’d love to watch a party melt down from the identity politics they’ve allow to fester up inside it . I’d be school girl going to her first prom giddy.
 
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luthervol said:
I guess that's one way of looking at it. Again, what that says to me about Trumpers is anything but complementary.
But that was the Trump strategy from the beginning, appeal to the worst in people.
And....the witch that nobody wanted a part of got millions of more votes.
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She did, but that's the wrong measurement ... the most popular vote is like the most yards in a football game. It's the score that counts in the end.
 
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hog88 said:
My point is that Rs are not near the lemmings Ds prove themselves to be.
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I agree , they don’t follow just to be following . It would be hard for me to watch “my guy” blast another candidate on stage for having horrible policy planning , that he believes will put the country in the toilet , then listen to him endorse the one he blasted just because he couldn’t get enough votes and the party told him to get out . Those are called partisan party hacks .
 
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hog88 said:
My point is that Rs are not near the lemmings Ds prove themselves to be.
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And that led to them nominating and electing Trump????????
Doing the opposite of what sensible people recommend isn't always a wise strategy.
 
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luthervol said:
I've answered the question multiple times.
I am forced to live in a dumber, more ignorant, bitter, hateful, and divided country.
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No you aren’t ... you live in the greatest country on the planet , that gives you the freedom to leave it at any time . Nobody’s forcing you to do anything .
 
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zeppelin128 said:
No worries. Something about Warren has always rubbed me the wrong way, not sure what it is. It has been great watching her beat Bloomberg to death during debates.
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Warren is Hiliary lite with a different agenda. Nobody really wants to have to listen to either of them. Bernie is the male version - same deal - less treble.
 
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