Democratic Primaries

TwilightZone

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7. 2016 and 2020 are nothing alike.

Tue Mar 10, 2020, 10:23 PM

Mar 2020

Biden has a broad coalition and the country has had three-plus years to see what kind of disaster Trump is. There will likely be little or no tolerance for the kind of nonsense that happened at the convention last year, and the Democrats will come out of it looking unity and ready for November.

It will still come down to the electoral college, but Biden looks stronger in swing states, stronger in overall approval, stronger with Independents and clearly has the ability to bring out voters, as evidenced by the primaries.

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

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Alright, so in the instance this doesn't pan out [View all] TheSocialDem Mar 2020 OP

It's looking like Turin_C3PO Mar 2020 #1

The voters have spoken. HarlanPepper Mar 2020 #2

As with any heated primary season BlueIdaho Mar 2020 #3

Ok, Joe... you've got the nomination TDale313 Mar 2020 #4

Ive never failed to vote for our nominee in 40 years. CentralMass Mar 2020 #5

The Key Is Will Bernie's Campaign Try To Sabotage Democrats Again? TomCADem Mar 2020 #6

This nt showblue22 Mar 2020 #8

2016 and 2020 are nothing alike. TwilightZone Mar 2020 #7

Don't kid yourself Awsi Dooger Mar 2020 #15

Nope. TwilightZone Mar 2020 #16

They're talking about huge increases in turnout frazzled Mar 2020 #9

Enough Bernie supporters will vote for Biden for him to win. Blue_true Mar 2020 #10

Yes, Turin_C3PO Mar 2020 #14

I'm not worried relayerbob Mar 2020 #11

Bernie and Warren can concentrate on energizing their base for changing Congress MoonlitKnight Mar 2020 #12

This is not about Biden. It is about a blue wave. It is about the voter doing the job. Not Biden. LizBeth Mar 2020 #13