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Congratulations to our presumptive Democratic nominee, Joe Biden!
Democratic Primaries
In reply to the discussion: Passing this along. Posted on FB by one of my Democratic millennial black friends in Illinois. [View all]Demsrule86
(70,981 posts)4. A big who cares...either get on board or get out of the way...the primary is over. Now it is time
time to defeat the worst President in our history who will likely kill millions in this country with Corona and his complete incompetence. Sanders has lost the primary. He is needed in the Senate. He needs to concede and help Biden unify the party for the good of the country...it hurts when your candidate loses...we have seven months now to work on unification...so concede Sen. Sanders now. And a primary is not an election. It exists to choose a candidate to run in the election...the purpose has been served so let it go.
If I were to vote in a presidential
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden
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Passing this along. Posted on FB by one of my Democratic millennial black friends in Illinois. [View all]
ancianita
Mar 2020
OP
"That's nonsense" for all those states to not get a ballot choice. Hear how that sounds?
ancianita
Mar 2020
#2
Wrong. It's relevant that all the other candidates are out, and Bernie is still in.
ancianita
Mar 2020
#10
Presume to tell that to party leadership. Or. Imagine away about what Bernie imagines.
ancianita
Mar 2020
#59
It happens in every primary...Sanders lost and to have primaries is dangerous...time for Sanders to
Demsrule86
Mar 2020
#42
Impugning supporters shouldn't equate in your mind with impugning the candidate.
ancianita
Mar 2020
#24
Nope. They did what they did. Yes, it was OK. Fact is, they didn't affect her decision at all.
ancianita
Mar 2020
#58
Bernie needs go now...Biden is being diplomatic as he should. There is no reason to waste one more
Demsrule86
Mar 2020
#44
A big who cares...either get on board or get out of the way...the primary is over. Now it is time
Demsrule86
Mar 2020
#4
He has to get out for party unity...the primary is over. For once, he should do the right thing for
Demsrule86
Mar 2020
#47
His being in the Senate right now shows that unity. As for it all being "over," he's probably gettin
ancianita
Mar 2020
#52
He needs to concede and endorse...nothing short of that is acceptable...and I say he should face
Demsrule86
Mar 2020
#65
He'll probably agree with you on Trump. He'll concede. Just not when and how you want.
ancianita
Mar 2020
#67
"Must do harm"? Then you're afraid that this party can't hold together. That's proven nonsene, sir.
ancianita
Mar 2020
#18
I suggest you pivot away from darkside speculation, sir, & go w/ the leadership response to Bernie.
ancianita
Mar 2020
#31
You yourself presume to know another better than they know themselves. Carry on.
ancianita
Mar 2020
#38
Yes, the party won't unify until Sander is gone...it will be an uphill battle and we can't have our
Demsrule86
Mar 2020
#49
Fair points. A balanced outlook on this is more helpful. Needing comfort on this issue isn't helpful
ancianita
Mar 2020
#20
What is to be proven? Nothing. There have been 30 votes so far, Sanders has won only 7-1/2...
George II
Mar 2020
#15
He's a developer at a Chicago IT software firm. Probably using that lingo, I guess.
ancianita
Mar 2020
#66
Take it up with governors who've changed their primary dates. If Perez says we're in emergency
ancianita
Mar 2020
#21
It is clear to me that you think Sanders should stay in...there is no reason for this...none and it
Demsrule86
Mar 2020
#51
No. I just don't think he should be vilified for not dropping out. Trump has beaten himself.
ancianita
Mar 2020
#55
Let me just say shoulda, woulda, coulda...he will be vilified...it has already begun.
Demsrule86
Mar 2020
#62
If you're referring to me, say it. Fact is, I've committed to 2 of the best candidates in this part
ancianita
Mar 2020
#26
This is not the General Election. This is a Party Primary, where we choose our best nominee.
PubliusEnigma
Mar 2020
#29
My argument is with those who demand Bernie drop out. They can if they want. But it's HIS call.
ancianita
Mar 2020
#45
It is his call and I guess soon we will learn about his character or lack there of...will he do the
Demsrule86
Mar 2020
#53
He's probably assessing that factor right now. His people have said he is, anyway.
ancianita
Mar 2020
#46
Thanks for your post. But "unfair" money and time is really up to the donators, as we know.
ancianita
Mar 2020
#34
I strongly disagree...2016 clearly shows this. Sanders must go...and if he doesn't should face
Demsrule86
Mar 2020
#54
Sorry, it's just not healthy to humor delusional thinking. Sanders is done, you have deal with it.
tritsofme
Mar 2020
#80
Know what's just not healthy? To disrespect a Democratic candidate by keeping up conflict-driven
ancianita
Mar 2020
#82
Bernie's continued quixotic campaign against the presumptive nominee is disrespectful.
tritsofme
Mar 2020
#86
Me, neither. So what do you say about Perez's wanting remaining primaries to be mail-in.
ancianita
Mar 2020
#92