Biden 2020
Related: About this forumFor Biden supporters. Keep the faith. Biden has not changed overnight. He is still the best
candidate and will make a wonderful president as he unites and heals this country. He has that gift. He still has that great gift.
Kate Berner (@KateBerner) Tweeted:
.@KeishaBottoms also did some history: in 1992, Bill Clinton only won one of the first 11 states. (Spoiler: he went on to the Dem nominee and served two terms as POTUS)
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onecaliberal
(36,052 posts)emmaverybo
(8,147 posts)onecaliberal
(36,052 posts)And theyre running around like Henny penny proclaiming the sky is falling. Im so tired of the lying pathetic media.
emmaverybo
(8,147 posts)I yelled at them all through Obamas 2008 run. Now I just turn them off.
wisteria
(19,581 posts)Running their mouths and doing all they can to manipulate this election.
videohead5
(2,445 posts)That's the best I can do until next month. If he can just get enough to hold on until South Carolina. Just think if South Carolina went first he would be in great shape right now.
emmaverybo
(8,147 posts)in S.C. as folks believe the buzz. I have donated too as much as I can until Super Tuesday.I hope
surrogates come out strongly as has Mayor Bottoms and sure wish the NV Culinary Union would endorse him since they say they dont want Sanders or Warren.
Skya Rhen
(2,724 posts)when things get a bit rough. To vote for Bloomberg out of panic would mean that Bidens 30% ceiling could dwindle to around 15%, with Bloomberg ending up at around 15% as well. This leaves Bernie the leader with around 25%.
One thing I can say about Bernie supporters is that, even after a heart attack and consistently being 2nd and 3rd in the polls, they stayed strong behind him and chose not to waver. This is how candidates win.
Sadly, we dont seem to have that same discipline. We dont know how to win. For us to not realize that a vote for Bloomberg is a vote for Bernie, is worrisome.
That being said, Bloomberg will be never get my vote in the Primaries. I am a true Biden supporter.
wisteria
(19,581 posts)They are being swayed by the slick commercials, and money. Bloomberg has more in common with Trump than they realize. And, Bloomberg is a political opportunist, switching parties when it suits his purposes.
I also will not vote for Bloomberg.
emmaverybo
(8,147 posts)Bidens fair weather friends and believe their impatience and fear is going to drive us to a bad choice of nominee. Your astute take makes me realize how that will play out.
This hasty and premature abandonment ignores Bidens own steadfastness in the face of attack from all sides, the tenacity and viability he has demonstrated over the course of a year.
How ironic that Trump benefitted from a similar set of circumstances politically and a cult-like following. Of course, I do not believe Bernies motives, intentions, or potential presidency in any sense equivalent. To the contrary, I believe Bernie believes he can vastly improve American lives, bring us economic equality which will cure our society, and save the planet. Trump had no such good intentions, noble purpose in running, is a brute, and a moron.
I will vote Bernie though I am very afraid we will lose with him. I hope and pray Bloomberg gets
stopped. No pun intended.
Skya Rhen
(2,724 posts)MustLoveBeagles
(12,634 posts)It's very discouraging. I guess people are just spooked right now. I'm waiting for Super Tuesday.
wisteria
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I had to shut down the pundits and political opinion pieces. Some seem to have saved their vindictiveness and meanness for this moment in time.
I have reminded myself,they no nothing.
emmaverybo
(8,147 posts)culmination now in a veritable outpouring of vindictiveness and meanness.
peggysue2
(11,496 posts)Because I've believed from the start he's our best candidate to win, heal, restore and move the country forward. If he can take the heat, so can we.
AGO4JOE2020
emmaverybo
(8,147 posts)peggysue2
(11,496 posts)We'll know soon how this is going to play.