Red Dreams
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Bernie should still win most delegates in Iowa. Large number of precincts from places where Bernie will do well have not been reported.
Shocked.
Bernie should still win most delegates in Iowa. Large number of precincts from places where Bernie will do well have not been reported.
I don't see what's so attractive about Pete, if there was such a thing as a random politician generator, he'd be the kind of result you'd get.
Bernie should still win most delegates in Iowa. Large number of precincts from places where Bernie will do well have not been reported.
He tends to stick out against a gallery of very old faces.
Biden and Sanders are ether at, or have exceeded the average life expectancy in the US and are seeking 8 years in an incredibly stressful job. Like Raoul said, probably that he's young and 'fresh' which some voters find appealing along with the first gay president thing and his military service that he can lean on - although like you said, he is boring and vanilla as feck who says a whole lot about nothing. I was pretty fond of him right at the beginning but this thread has turned me into a cynic.
I don't see what's so attractive about Pete, if there was such a thing as a random politician generator, he'd be the kind of result you'd get.
Fair enough, if you want a young guy he makes sense. But I see so much talk about "it has to be someone who can beat Trump" and that doesn't seem comptible with Pete. We can all imagine it, Trump will eat him alive in debate and crap-throwing online.
In the end it is about policies.
Bernie can trust Nina Turner to carry on his policies.
Biden will be willing to let a Republican work with....Republicans.
OH just shut up with your everything is doomed ffsTrump landslide incoming:
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A lot of Americans don’t care about policies. Identity politics is in vogue for a lot of people.Buttchug had no big policy but just ran as a centrist. What happened to the policies then?
A lot of Americans don’t care about policies. Identity politics is in vogue for a lot of people.
Sanders is proving identity politics are fading.
Its his best quality imo. Ideas should always be privileged over identity.
Sanders is proving identity politics are fading.
Yes. It is why he is as popular as he is. It is highly commendable.Its his best quality imo. Ideas should always be privileged over identity.
he is proving there is an appetite for substantive policy. For many in the Democratic Party who hate him however, their reasons are rooted in identity politics.
Yes. It is why he is as popular as he is. It is highly commendable.
Trumpism had majority opposition in the primary until mid April I think. Biden's the only one who could easily have united the moderate vote early and that looks impossible after his Iowa results.
Like Corbyn? I'm old and it's bleeding obvious that 70+ is too old to do a job like running a country for years to come. What their supporters are thinking I do not know.Old people sucked.
Americans love voting for old people.Like Corbyn? I'm old and it's bleeding obvious that 70+ is too old to do a job like running a country for years to come. What their supporters are thinking I do not know.
Plonkers. Although Obama and Clinton were youngish, and Johnson and Kennedy before them not as old as the likes of Biden and Sanders. I hadn't really thought about it before but maybe Republicans like old people more? I don't know much about US politics, could easily be wrong. In any event there should be a maximum age limit for candidates as far as I can see.Americans love voting for old people.
Pete doing so well actually helps Sanders even more.
He is draining votes from Centrists candidates, while Sanders is taking votes away from Warren.
There are 17 Delegates left.
Biden may end up with close to none.
I believe this is what the hold up was about.
There is no path forward for Pete but Biden needs to win next two.
Seems unlikely.
Plonkers. Although Obama and Clinton were youngish, and Johnson and Kennedy before them not as old as the likes of Biden and Sanders. I hadn't really thought about it before but maybe Republicans like old people more? I don't know much about US politics, could easily be wrong. In any event there should be a maximum age limit for candidates as far as I can see.
Biden and Sanders are ether at, or have exceeded the average life expectancy in the US and are seeking 8 years in an incredibly stressful job. Like Raoul said, probably that he's young and 'fresh' which some voters find appealing along with the first gay president thing and his military service that he can lean on - although like you said, he is boring and vanilla as feck who says a whole lot about nothing. I was pretty fond of him right at the beginning but this thread has turned me into a cynic.
Where the heck are the rest of the precinct numbers.