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Buttigieg 2020

Celerity

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6. he did stop his slide and reverse it a bit, he was down around 5 or 6%, now is back up to 8 or 9%

Reply to True Dough (Reply #3)

Fri Jun 21, 2019, 10:00 PM

Jun 2019

14% in Iowa, and even gained in SC.

The debates are going to be a huge key. Pete can handle ANYTHING tossed at him there.

If the same Biden of the Poor People's Campaign event shows up, and if certain people (it can't be Pete, that would be suicidal) have a right proper go at him and he snaps, it may start to kick off a big slide for him. His support is very wide, but also shallow.

Pete's is fairly deep, but not so wide. He needs to broaden it out. Hopefully he is masterful at handing this tragedy in SB, and that gives him a big boost.

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Pete should have resigned as mayor before he announced for POTUS [View all] Celerity Jun 2019 OP

You know, I think he did the right thing, staying on as Mayor after he declared. CaliforniaPeggy Jun 2019 #1

Thanks, California Peggy. MBS Jun 2019 #2

If anyone can handle it, it is Pete Celerity Jun 2019 #4

It's been a rough stretch for Mayor Pete True Dough Jun 2019 #3

Agreed. The debates are going to change the dynamic on many fronts. MBS Jun 2019 #5

he did stop his slide and reverse it a bit, he was down around 5 or 6%, now is back up to 8 or 9% Celerity Jun 2019 #6