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showblue22

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7. It's a divisive approach

Reply to Maru Kitteh (Reply #6)

Thu Mar 12, 2020, 01:16 AM

Mar 2020

Screaming from the top of your lungs, "this is what I want, and I want it now, no compromise." It isn't appealing. In fact, it's repulsive. Bernie even admitted part of his strategy would be to rail his supporters against democrats who didn't agree. Guess what Bernie? .The answer is a resounding NO.

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

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Joe Biden takes the lead in Washington state. [View all] showblue22 Mar 2020 OP

That is what the exit polling when seemed to indicate when they dropped off their ballots still_one Mar 2020 #1

That leaves Bernie only winning one state. showblue22 Mar 2020 #2

If it turns out that way, it is a disaster for sanders still_one Mar 2020 #3

If Biden is ahead in King County, might as well call it a day brooklynite Mar 2020 #4

Biden should ask BS how this happened? Cha Mar 2020 #5

Just keeps climbing! Washington knows, we need REAL results that will help people Maru Kitteh Mar 2020 #6

It's a divisive approach showblue22 Mar 2020 #7

It's clear that voters were paying attention dalton99a Mar 2020 #8