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As someone already said in this thread- democrats hate him cause he's terrible, republicans hate him because he's not terrible enough. Hes going to end up below Warren. Who does Biden excite? The top 1%?
The answer is yes. The israeli lobby is part of it too. They can all go fuck themselves. Bernie Sanders is the bsst thing that can happen to the jewish community and it honestly warms my heart to see how muslims are standing with a jewish man. Beautiful
 

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Democrats don't hate him, pretty sure he has the best approval rate with the Democrats in the polls.
No voting block actually hates him more than anyone else running:

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Warren is the one that's particularly hated by everyone. People are putting feelings over reality on their assessments of Biden.

Also, more recent overall favorable polls of sanders put him in the 45-50% range.
 
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Just caught some of Biden on the View... dude really just can't say sorry? Jesus.
I'm assuming that's about Anita Hill? In which case, there's also the aspect of how he's had years, literal YEARS upon years to do not, but he has the nerve to only actually bother doing anything at all when he's thinking about running for President again? He has the nerve to do something so transparently political and just transparently use her as a political prop like that?

'Csuse there's definitely a lot to unpack there, but even all else removed, that's what really shows just how little Biden cares to me: that he had all the time in the world, but only remembers her and bothers when he's running for President. If he actually cared, if he cared one single iota, he'd have found time before hand.

That he only suddenly magically found time to do anything at all when he decided to run for President again really says it all.
 

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As someone already said in this thread- democrats hate him cause he's terrible, republicans hate him because he's not terrible enough. Hes going to end up below Warren. Who does Biden excite? The top 1%?
He is strongly well liked among Dems per polling.

The internet isn't real life. We aren't the base of the Dem party. Soccer moms, retirees, and African American women are.
 

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If I lived in a blue state, I'd sit my ass at home if Biden or Tulsi were to win the nomination...

but I live in Florida, so I'm obligated to hold my nose and deal with it.
There isn't a state where you can "stay home". Even the deepest blue and deepest red states have competitive local races.

In what universe do these local races not matter? Who is at the top of the ticket is just a small piece of what you go to and vote for.
 

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Beto had like $300k that was GE only and I wouldn't be surprised if a substantial amount of that 6.3m Biden raised is also GE only.

Still, a good showing.
 

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Beto is second with $6.1m so eeeeh.
Is that true?



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This is unreal. Beto played the media for a week's worth of positive press coverage claiming to have raised the most amount of money in the 2020 field. Turns out it wasn't true.

> Shane Goldmacher
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> NEW: Remember those headlines about Beto O'Rourke's $6.1 million first 24 hours?
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> Well, he inflated that figure a bit with ~$300,000 in general election funds he can't spend in the primary, meaning Bernie Sanders raised most for primary on Day On.
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/04/16/us/politics/democrats-2020-fundraising.html
Washington (CNN) The monster $6.1 million haul that Beto O'Rourke touted in the first day of his presidential campaign included nearly $300,0000 that he can't use for the Democratic nomination fight.
Lumping in an extra $300,000 into his first-day haul allowed O'Rourke, for instance, to claim a larger first day windfall than rival Sanders, who reported raising $5.9 million in the first 24 hours of his presidential bid. But Sanders, who raised only primary money, has more cash available for the fight at hand, the new figures show.

https://edition.cnn.com/2019/04/17/...sanders-q1-white-house-fundraising/index.html
 

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Biden only having a little more than Bernie and Beto on day 1 but sucking up to big money donors to get it is actually hilarious
 

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fundraiser with Comcast ceo

so we should expect him not to bring back net neutrality if he's elected?
 

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Pete is no longer taking lobbyist money and will return all donations already received:

Moving forward, Pete for America will not accept any money from lobbyists and we are returning all donations from registered lobbyists who have contributed to date -- that's $30,250 from 39 individuals.

Mayor Pete will not be influenced by special-interest money, and we understand that making this promise is an important part of that commitment.

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Standing up for our collective values not only includes saying we believe that campaigns should not take money from lobbyists; it also means being aware of the loopholes that still allow special interests to impact the campaign.

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Good. Hopefully he improves his relationship with the black community. He should take a page from Beto on this and do a lot more listening and a lot more outreach. He needs to earn this constituency, not take it for granted.
 

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but the FCC approved net neutrality under the Obama Administration. You're telling me he didn't support that?
Correct. Comcast spent 200 million lobbying to kill net neutrality. And Biden was at a fundraiser with them just yesterday. So that should tell you where Biden currently stands on net neutrality.

Edit: And it's the same place he's stood for years. At least he's consistent? Consistently shit, but consistent.
 
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Too late. He has branded himself as an insider elitist candidate. But that's good, it will keep him viable for a long enough period of time that will make it very difficult for a real anti-Bernie option to arise.

This is in case, of course, that Biden implodes which I am not that sure of anymore.
 

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Is that true?



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This is unreal. Beto played the media for a week's worth of positive press coverage claiming to have raised the most amount of money in the 2020 field. Turns out it wasn't true.

> Shane Goldmacher
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> Well, he inflated that figure a bit with ~$300,000 in general election funds he can't spend in the primary, meaning Bernie Sanders raised most for primary on Day On.
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/04/16/us/politics/democrats-2020-fundraising.html


Yeah, several people reported their GE funds. Bernie didn't get any GE funds his first day, or he'd have probably reported it too. That's just a "gotcha" headline to emotionally manipulate Bernie folk.
 

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Too late. He has branded himself as an insider elitist candidate. But that's good, it will keep him viable for a long enough period of time that will make it very difficult for a real anti-Bernie option to arise.
Yeah, he probably should have not changed and sent one of his surrogates out to yell at people about why he was right instead.
 

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Even deplorable people want healthcare and can see the wealth inequality. It's why Bernie's economic messaging is so great. Returning to the status quo will not get this guy to vote for Democrats.
 

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Those poor Trump voters, being misled by everything he's said in public over the past 4 years. Good thing St-Bernie is among us to enlighten them.
 
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