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Democratic Presidential Primary |February OT| It Can't be Worse than Iowa, Right? (Discussion Guidelines in OP)
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Anyone have a site that is up that shows the map with results? I know there isn't any yet, but I was just wanting to have the tab up.
Age is a gigantic factor in that, it's always been his best demo even in 2016. (please let no one try to extrapolate this to Florida lol)
the bigger delusion is people assuming Florida has a good chance for anyone not Bernie.
I honestly feel like we are better off putting more resources into Ohio/PA/AZ than trying to be competitive in Florida again.
Me: I'm not gonna watch the caucus, it's too stressful
Me when the early numbers are good for Bernie:
PA/AZ i agree with, but Ohio is like +10 (R), it's way worse than Florida.
I feel like Ohio and FL are pretty much equally out of reach, Ohio even moreso.
You could make a serious argument Bloomberg might be the best candidate to win FL, but I still think he would be trash everywhere else.
I don't think anyone cares ultimately, but yeah kind of shitty to do
I live in Florida and am very pessimistic after Gillum and Nelson both flopped. I already voted Bernie in the primary and got my parents to do so as well, but I highly doubt anyone will be able to flip it in the General.
Right, it's always more complicated than "Trump bad." In PA, Bernie is going to have to hammer on uplifting the working class. Other places he'll have to focus on other aspects of his platform like criminal justice reform or Medicare for All in order to build his base. But Florida... doesn't really care about the issues when it comes to Bernie. His performance is based entirely on turnout (as opposed to just being largely based on turnout elsewhere). As I said, I still doubt that he'll take it. But there's a path.
Bernie should walk away with this with 30-35%, depending on viability numbers and how well pete/biden do in rural white areas (those areas are more apt to get more state delegates.
Bloomberg would be the biggest vote depressor failing to energize voter turnout,
young people won't show up for Mike
Bad day so far for liz lads. She raised a lot of money after the debate though so hopefully she'll still run through to Super Tuesday
Yeah, this confirms my thought earlier that the progressive movement has largely moved on to Bernie. Warren is more likely to siphon support from moderate Voltron at this point than Bernie.
Great minority support for Bernie as always. I wonder how much better Bernie does with other races such as Asians.
The real race will be for anyone besides Bernie to get any delegates at all. Overperforming for Bernie could mean 40% or more. That is a fucking disaster for anyone trying to hit that 15% cutoff.
I was thinking that very same thing yesterday. Poor Alabama deserves more beachfront property imo.
I'll be honest I hated onions until I was in my late 20s. But I am a convert and I now see the error of my old ways. Digestive issues are a legit reason to not like onions though.
"Our momentum going into South Carolina can not be denied. We increased our AfroAmerican support by 100%! his name is Marcus"
It gives me life to see him floundering. Can't wait to see what sorts of shenanigans he tries to pull in the run up to South Carolina.
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