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bluewater

(5,420 posts)
Tue Mar 10, 2020, 09:41 PM Mar 2020

Keeping my Pledge: Losing Michigan, Sanders should drop Out. [View all]

Last week, I stated that who ever lost the Michigan Primary should drop out since winning the industrial Mid-West was vital to defeating Trump.

It is clear tonight that Joe Biden will win Michigan and hence is our best bet to win back those Blue Wall states that Trump grabbed in 2016. This is a key step to victory in the General Election.


I pledged last week that I would support the winner of Michigan going forward and ask the loser to drop out of the primary race.

So, it's time for Bernie Sanders to drop out of the race and allow the party to coalesce behind our future nominee, Joe Biden, as soon as possible.

Congratulations to all the long time Biden supporters.

Along with you, I am wishing Joe the best and will be looking forward to him being our next President.



If I were to vote in a presidential
primary today, I would vote for:
Joe Biden
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i agree that would be the optimal scenario right now. barbtries Mar 2020 #1
He may surprise us. llmart Mar 2020 #2
I suspect he will be. Warren too. TDale313 Mar 2020 #5
I sure hope so. llmart Mar 2020 #8
yes. I hope he does. barbtries Mar 2020 #18
I'm truly proud of Michigan today. llmart Mar 2020 #30
Sanders flew home to Vermont, will not speak tonight TDale313 Mar 2020 #3
Showing a hard united front against trump would be the right thing to do. MerryBlooms Mar 2020 #10
Especially if James48 Mar 2020 #4
Hehe Zeus69 Mar 2020 #6
I honestly don't think Bernie Turin_C3PO Mar 2020 #9
I hope Biden finds a role for him, but doubtful it'll be VP TDale313 Mar 2020 #12
I don't think it would be the VP spot on the ticket, two NE old white guys... MerryBlooms Mar 2020 #14
Only 2 problems here Lordyamika Mar 2020 #25
Sanders would never accept the VP position. He has far more power in the Senate. ehrnst Mar 2020 #29
You are very gracious PatSeg Mar 2020 #7
Thank you bluewater Mar 2020 #13
We have some extraordinary Democrats PatSeg Mar 2020 #21
+1 grantcart Mar 2020 #22
Props for keeping your word squirecam Mar 2020 #11
I will wait for Sanders to make that decision still_one Mar 2020 #15
Hats off to you. I know what an ardent supporter you've been. femmedem Mar 2020 #16
You're very kind bluewater Mar 2020 #17
I am ok with Sanders deciding that. Blue_true Mar 2020 #19
K & R SunSeeker Mar 2020 #20
Welcome to the Biden Bunch, bluewater! calimary Mar 2020 #23
Welcome aboard! herding cats Mar 2020 #24
Thank you so much, bluewater. I knew you had it in you. nt Kahuna7 Mar 2020 #26
Thank you for this Bluewater...you are a class act. Demsrule86 Mar 2020 #27
Should but won't. A huge clue to Sanders' ideology and intent is his claim Hortensis Mar 2020 #28
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