I think she was basically hoping they would ride until very close to the end and then he would eventually drop off and endorse her (and he is thinking the same) but that's looking increasingly unlikely that her campaign took a gamble. Really hoping it doesn't work out for her, but we'll see.
Maybe people in here shouldn't let it influence them so much then. The reactions in here over other people's reactions on a different part of the internet are just as dysfunctional, just with more words.
It's not. Especially if we're going by the standards set by many folks who are ready to label anyone a centrist if they don't align perfectly with their personal vision of progressivism.
this explains why she briefly polled in [checks notes] first place [checks notes again] following, as in after, the news breaking that she "pretended to be a Native American for most of her career"
Nah, it just means he's not a fucking moron who wouldn't vote if his preferred candidate didn't win the primary.
Then call him a centrist on gun issues instead of being unbelievably disingenuous about the whole thing?
Oh my god these stop and frisk answers...
She didnt stop talking about her heritage 36 years ago and her campaign brought the cookbook up as evidence in 2012. Please at least acknowledge the facts.
hrm, yes, the guy who [checks notes] wants to tax the shit out of TV media anchors and their bosses and shit talks them at every possible opportunity will somehow not have to "answer for it in a serious way" on the off chance that he somehow gets past The Sentient 1981 Trans Am
Who gets to be called a centrist and who doesn't? Which issues decide that?
It's right up there with "will you call for Twitter to ban Donald Trump's account"
This is a ridiculously awful rationale for calling Bernie Sanders "technically a centrist"
So no answer?
Because it interfered with the (incorrect) point she was trying to make. Vermont was super Republican back then, she won in 2012. In Massachusetts, not exactly indicative of a dominate electoral history.
"In the past 30 years, the women on this stage have won statistically less probable elections against incumbent Republicans than the men who have also won against incumbent Republicans"
my notes are telling me it's moronic to claim that the Native American "issue", thus far literally only seen in large numbers among the people with brain worms that still voted for the Republican Party in 2018, is singularly capable of sinking her campaign in ways that cannot be applied to some other candidate's defining flaw
if nothing else, seems to be a very consistent theme from you tonight
Normal people: who is Bernie Sanders?
