Democratic Primaries

bigbrother05

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7. That along with the 1st primaries that are clearly head-to-head will tell the tale

Wed Mar 11, 2020, 01:55 PM

Mar 2020

Even though most had dropped out and endorsed, the early voting (particularly in Washington) had significant votes for other candidates in the mix. The next ones, especially FL, will be a representative breakout of the voters sentiment.

After a debate and clear voting patterns, Joe should be the obvious nominee and Bernie can bow out gracefully.

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

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I want Bernie to stay in the race for now; here is why. [View all] RDANGELO Mar 2020 OP

As it should be... let's see how Joe does in a one-on-one debate with Bernie. Good for you!! InAbLuEsTaTe Mar 2020 #1

Good point PatSeg Mar 2020 #2

If Super Tuesday and mini-Super Tuesday didn't put it to rest, stopbush Mar 2020 #3

I disagree. RDANGELO Mar 2020 #8

Disagree, UNLESS Biden can pivot every answer to expand on how he's bring Bernie voters and FailureToCommunicate Mar 2020 #4

Agreed wiley Mar 2020 #5

Joe will have opportunities to stand on a stage with Trump. JustABozoOnThisBus Mar 2020 #6

That along with the 1st primaries that are clearly head-to-head will tell the tale bigbrother05 Mar 2020 #7

I agree RhodeIslandOne Mar 2020 #9

What you said! needledriver Mar 2020 #10

People underestimate Biden like Reagan was, radius777 Mar 2020 #11