Democratic Primaries

W_HAMILTON

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11. 11% was also dominating.

Reply to Drunken Irishman (Original post)

Fri Mar 13, 2020, 12:35 PM

Mar 2020

Hillary ended up with around 1,000 more delegates than Sanders.

She dominated Sanders as well, as has Biden now that the field has winnowed. Unfortunately, just like his being dominated in 2016 didn't force him out, I imagine that Sanders being dominated in 2020 won't force him out either.

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

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On this day in 2016, Hillary led Bernie by an average of 11% - today, Biden leads by 19%. [View all] Drunken Irishman Mar 2020 OP

Do you think it has to do with Trump in office and the cumulative disasters he has wrought? nt delisen Mar 2020 #1

Yes. I think that's a big part of it. Drunken Irishman Mar 2020 #4

Nice strategy mikeysnot Mar 2020 #2

A lot of people did tell Biden to drop out. Drunken Irishman Mar 2020 #3

This message was self-deleted by its author mikeysnot Mar 2020 #6

huh? Drunken Irishman Mar 2020 #7

Sorry about that! mikeysnot Mar 2020 #9

As far as I am concerned, Bernie can stay in as long as he likes. Sloumeau Mar 2020 #5

YESSS!! InAbLuEsTaTe Mar 2020 #8

What's his path? nt showblue22 Mar 2020 #13

Ummm the same path joe has? mikeysnot Mar 2020 #15

Not true at all. showblue22 Mar 2020 #16

re: "Bernie seems to be under the impression that 2020 is similar to 2016. It's not." thesquanderer Mar 2020 #10

11% was also dominating. W_HAMILTON Mar 2020 #11

You really know how to bum out the Bernie bros. dubyadiprecession Mar 2020 #12

And Hillary still trounced Sanders. joshcryer Mar 2020 #14