Democratic Primaries

PoliticAverse

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9. "We're sorry your loved one died a horrible death, but they got to vote 3 months early...

Reply to Pillow talk (Reply #3)

Tue Mar 17, 2020, 06:45 PM

Mar 2020

and that's the most important thing, right?"

Time for vote by mail.

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

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People are voting [View all] sheshe2 Mar 2020 OP

Thank you people. I know it is hard. I would too. Risk for this is not too high. LizBeth Mar 2020 #1

Well said, she.. Brave Souls to Polls! Cha Mar 2020 #2

is this a good thing? Shouldn't primary voting be more agile so these folks DON'T have to put their Pillow talk Mar 2020 #3

Well, it might be better if young aren't there because LisaL Mar 2020 #6

"We're sorry your loved one died a horrible death, but they got to vote 3 months early... PoliticAverse Mar 2020 #9

People can and do take precautions NCProgressive Mar 2020 #21

Welp. sheshe2 Mar 2020 #10

even though this is true my point still stands. in fact we, as a society, didn't help those folks Pillow talk Mar 2020 #14

Please don't feel bad. Sanders would have still lost. NCProgressive Mar 2020 #22

i don't and yes. Pillow talk Mar 2020 #25

Florida has vote by mail (if voters chose) and early voting csziggy Mar 2020 #15

i don't believe in free will. for me, your point is meaningless. Pillow talk Mar 2020 #16

Without free will what's the point in voting? csziggy Mar 2020 #17

no. we are a sum of our experiences. to this very moment in time. you, me everyone. Pillow talk Mar 2020 #18

What's even more important is the systems in place to direct us one way or the other. Pillow talk Mar 2020 #19

The systems are in place - people have to make choices csziggy Mar 2020 #24

i pretty much agree with this. Pillow talk Mar 2020 #30

You don't believe in free will? Sorry, sounds crazy to me Walleye Mar 2020 #35

Its hardly crazy. do a little research and it may surprise you. Pillow talk Mar 2020 #47

Well that's Rebl2 Mar 2020 #23

My sympathies csziggy Mar 2020 #28

+1000 llmart Mar 2020 #26

Thank you and bravo! The elders carry the revolution. emmaverybo Mar 2020 #4

We were and still are the Revolution. sheshe2 Mar 2020 #11

+1 llmart Mar 2020 #27

Yeah we were just the best. We increased the concentration... NNadir Mar 2020 #42

Millennials with a B.A. on the average make 100,000 +per year. No they are not all saddled with emmaverybo Mar 2020 #44

Well as a boomer myself... NNadir Mar 2020 #46

God bless them . They are the patriots. I wish all could vote by mail. apcalc Mar 2020 #5

the youth are NOT just sitting around.... getagrip_already Mar 2020 #7

True. sheshe2 Mar 2020 #12

And yet the young voters are STILL not showing up! George II Mar 2020 #8

That is my point. sheshe2 Mar 2020 #13

They are coming out to vote for Biden NCProgressive Mar 2020 #20

Have a question if states delay too much how can biden reach the 1990 delegates FloridaBlues Mar 2020 #29

It is Joe who is increasing voter turnout Gothmog Mar 2020 #31

Hopefully the young people will come out in November lunatica Mar 2020 #32

History says they won't Turin_C3PO Mar 2020 #34

Trump's horrid response to the pandemic probably put some fire under people's butts, too. C Moon Mar 2020 #33

Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes!!! tavernier Mar 2020 #36

We keep doing the heavy lifting. sheshe2 Mar 2020 #38

Oddly I remember joining many protests in the 60 - 70's tavernier Mar 2020 #41

Thank you, courageous voters! nt spooky3 Mar 2020 #37

I voted today (Illinois) MustLoveBeagles Mar 2020 #39

I voted early for Biden in GA. before KKKemp delayed the primary. N/T CottonBear Mar 2020 #40

K&R! rogue emissary Mar 2020 #43

Candidates who has dropped out (others) are leading Bernie Sanders in Florida. Gothmog Mar 2020 #45