Democratic Primaries

TexasTowelie

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78. Yes, I agree.

Sun Jul 21, 2019, 03:30 PM

Jul 2019

Leading by example is a priority. Hypocritical behavior is a deal breaker.

Based upon the recently released CBS News/YouGov poll Sanders does not meet the 15% threshold to receive any delegates and most of that was poll conducted prior to the release about Bernies's campaign dispute.

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

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The 2020 Race Is Going Just Like Bernie Sanders Wanted [View all] Shrek Apr 2019 OP

Tulsi Gabbard? Seriously? Blue_Tires Apr 2019 #1

At least s/he selected someone question everything Apr 2019 #3

This message was self-deleted by its author sfwriter Apr 2019 #5

If you're trying to say something about me, just come out and fuckin' say it... Blue_Tires Apr 2019 #6

Not about you. But with such an active site, still puzzled that the majority here question everything Apr 2019 #8

Since you're keeping score, you'll remember who I initially had before I went back to undec, right? Blue_Tires Apr 2019 #11

You're just being baited. Walk away. Voltaire2 Apr 2019 #16

If they read the question, I don't believe most Undecideds truly are. thesquanderer Apr 2019 #42

How about.. sacto95834 Apr 2019 #29

re: "What are you going to do if your favorite candidate drops out early or performs poorly?" thesquanderer Apr 2019 #43

I hear you... sacto95834 Apr 2019 #45

Exactly. TexasTowelie Jul 2019 #70

The majority of DUers aren't undecided, 43% of DUers are currently undecided. nt PunkinPi Apr 2019 #36

Hilariously, the same same sentiment can apply to your original comment. Lancero Apr 2019 #17

Someone pimpin' Tulsi says a hell of a lot more than my undecided... Blue_Tires Apr 2019 #26

Why isn't it ok to be undecided at this point? Bradshaw3 Apr 2019 #10

that's a pretty jerkish comment qazplm135 Apr 2019 #12

It is? BannonsLiver Apr 2019 #20

What is wrong with undecided? cwydro Apr 2019 #32

I don't either at this point. To be honest there doc03 Jul 2019 #76

They changed to Seth Moulton. TexasTowelie Jul 2019 #64

Nah, too many others who will pull votes from him. He's got his loyal base but it isn't the base... brush Apr 2019 #2

Oddly enough, when I checked RCP, TexasTowelie Jul 2019 #71

Gotta Love Tulsi bahrbearian Apr 2019 #4

Tulsi is my homie! sacto95834 Apr 2019 #35

"without the attention or scrutiny" bluedigger Apr 2019 #7

Right workinclasszero Apr 2019 #14

That stood out to me as well. WeekiWater Apr 2019 #15

No one took sanders seriously in 2016 and so sanders was not vetted Gothmog Apr 2019 #23

I'm glad that all of the candidates are being vetted. TexasTowelie Jul 2019 #73

Vetting is a good thing Gothmog Jul 2019 #80

No, a number of other things are going on. But #1 Hortensis Apr 2019 #9

it's not really even started yet qazplm135 Apr 2019 #13

Post removed Post removed Apr 2019 #18

sanders supporters think that sanders can win nomination with 30% of vote Gothmog Apr 2019 #22

Check further down the thread. TexasTowelie Jul 2019 #74

That is not going to happen Gothmog Jul 2019 #79

Or Biden's base artislife Apr 2019 #27

Post removed Post removed Apr 2019 #19

sanders is counting on splitting African American vote Gothmog Apr 2019 #21

He needs a new plan then booksandpencils Apr 2019 #37

You are correct. TexasTowelie Jul 2019 #75

And infighting MFM008 Apr 2019 #24

Bernie is hoping for a brokered convention. Gothmog Apr 2019 #49

'stick with sanders no matter what..? i hope that means they will support the dem nom..??? samnsara Apr 2019 #25

Yes .. he has consolidated his devotees BlueFlorida Apr 2019 #28

You're aware he got 43% of the primary vote in 16 right? Kentonio Apr 2019 #38

Like I said somewhere else BlueFlorida Apr 2019 #39

We'll see. Kentonio Apr 2019 #40

The proof is in the polls BlueFlorida Apr 2019 #41

The polls show him in the lead amongst announced candidates. Kentonio Apr 2019 #44

From 43% in the primaries in 2016 BlueFlorida Apr 2019 #46

Pretty nonsense analysis to be honest. Kentonio Apr 2019 #47

A lot of assumptions there. Leaving out Biden and Sanders, the cumulative support for the other still_one Apr 2019 #30

I do think it looks reasonably good for Sanders. David__77 Apr 2019 #31

You do know many real democrats have long memories Gothmog Apr 2019 #34

sanders wants to repeat 1984 Gothmog Apr 2019 #33

Nate Silver- Sanders Can Win, But He Isn't Polling Like A Favorite Gothmog Apr 2019 #48

This thread didn't age well. nt TexasTowelie Jul 2019 #50

It's aged just fine. Tiggeroshii Jul 2019 #51

Being consistent at 15-20% of the vote won't win the nomination, particularly if there are other TexasTowelie Jul 2019 #52

It will when there are 18 other canidates vying for the same kind of support Tiggeroshii Jul 2019 #53

LOL. TexasTowelie Jul 2019 #54

Agreed. Tiggeroshii Jul 2019 #55

Perhaps you misunderstood my comment because we aren't in agreement. TexasTowelie Jul 2019 #56

Perhaps you misunderstood mine Tiggeroshii Jul 2019 #58

That's a bold statement TexasTowelie Jul 2019 #59

Polls rght now are as accurate as polls were at this time in 2015 Tiggeroshii Jul 2019 #60

I don't bet on any political races TexasTowelie Jul 2019 #61

... Tiggeroshii Jul 2019 #62

Biden never lost a single primary. George II Jul 2019 #65

This message was self-deleted by its author TexasTowelie Jul 2019 #67

Why would anyone make such a claim when is knowingly false TexasTowelie Jul 2019 #68

That's what I Cha Jul 2019 #63

Oh my sheshe2 Jul 2019 #66

Yes, as discussed above some people believe that 15% is greater than 25%. TexasTowelie Jul 2019 #69

Lol sheshe2 Jul 2019 #72

Many expect the situation only to get worse now that the BS campaign is embroiled lapucelle Jul 2019 #77

Yes, I agree. TexasTowelie Jul 2019 #78

If sanders is the nominee, trump will win 45+ states Gothmog Jul 2019 #57