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Democratic Primaries

LAS14

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7. I've never been a Sanders fan. Certainly I did not want him...

Reply to redstateblues (Original post)

Wed Mar 18, 2020, 11:00 AM

Mar 2020

... to be nominated. But I think calling this a "humiliation," instead of observating that Dems are not ready for his sweeping changes is not a good idea. It doesn't make his voters feel welcome in the party, and that is just not smart.

Note, I'm not suggesting that the OP was saying Sanders was humiliated. There's nothing wrong with an honest question, and I always think it's better not to impugn motives to a simple question. I'm really responding to the several replies.

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

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What is the popular vote differential between joe and Bernie? [View all] redstateblues Mar 2020 OP

2.488 million more votes for Joe Jarqui Mar 2020 #1

thanks for link to chart FM123 Mar 2020 #2

Thanks! redstateblues Mar 2020 #4

+2,489,670 George II Mar 2020 #3

The BS campaign is in freefall! Just one HUMILIATING defeat after another! NurseJackie Mar 2020 #5

Probably most of his colleagues in the Senate don't remember who he is - he's been there.... George II Mar 2020 #6

I've never been a Sanders fan. Certainly I did not want him... LAS14 Mar 2020 #7