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US PoliEra 2020 |OT 3| "I think he's learned his lesson" says The Concerned Immoderate Darling Collins.
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Biden's never finished better than fourth in any presidential primary or caucus, right? And in that poll he's in...fourth.
AA men really don't like Amy and Pete so much while AA women likes every candidate
also sample size is too small
#1 is already state law. This ballot initiative is just to put it in the state constitution for no reason. Just part of the "liberals are letting non-citizens (read: brown people) vote! It could happen here!" nonsense.
One of the replies said it's probably intended to drive red turnout. Makes sense unfortunately. Also it should be legal anyway :/
There's no real surge here unless she does really well with Amy's voters on the realignment (maybe. Don't think she's gonna do it guys.
but yeah DFP polls are very legit and very good so would expect a pretty big win for Bernie here.
Nevada is going to be super interesting. If polling is dead on, Sanders easily wins, but 2nd and 3rd could be a mess and pretty close to first if the alignment shifts are similar to Iowa.
But, due to early voting, some alignment is essentially "blind", combined with current non-blind alignment.
Tomorrow will be a tremendous mess.
I feel like this leads to an important and sensitive discussion but I don't feel equipped to lead it.
Maybe it's just one poll and I shouldn't take it too seriously.
Nevada doesn't let non viable campaigns become viable on realignment like Iowa does so Bernie will probably get all of the votes in many places.
Does that mean if you have a precinct where only one candidate clears 15%, then all go to that candidate regardless of who they were attached to on first alignment?
Was not expecting this headline today, but okay:
www.independent.co.uk
Trump ally Erik Prince reportedly under investigation by FBI for 'converting crop dusting plane into military aircraft'
Prince has given handsomely to president's campaigns, and is brother to education secretary Betsy DeVos
www.independent.co.uk
It's going to be a great day when he finally goes to prison.Was not expecting this headline today, but okay:
Trump ally Erik Prince reportedly under investigation by FBI for 'converting crop dusting plane into military aircraft'
Prince has given handsomely to president's campaigns, and is brother to education secretary Betsy DeVos
I believe so yes. I don't think you can make a candidate who was not viable on the first alignment viable on the second alignment.
I do wonder what happens when you try to arrest a guy that has a private army.
That's a bizarre thing to do. Why would you try to arm a crop duster, of all things? With the resources Prince has, I'd think he could probably buy an actual attack plane, not that it makes sense for him to have one to begin with. Like, wouldn't a helicopter make more sense overall?
"crop dusting" m i riteWas not expecting this headline today, but okay:
Trump ally Erik Prince reportedly under investigation by FBI for 'converting crop dusting plane into military aircraft'
Prince has given handsomely to president's campaigns, and is brother to education secretary Betsy DeVos
After seeing what a crop dusting pilot could do in Independence Day, I'm glad they foiled Erik Prince's scheme before it got too far.
What I love about this story:
Funny grasp on "the law" for someone running for Congress.
Also this is the best Republicans could come up with to try take out their second(?)-most-hated Democrat in the House? I'd ask how they as a party aren't ashamed, but... y'know.
The Onion is like, "C'mon"Was not expecting this headline today, but okay:
Trump ally Erik Prince reportedly under investigation by FBI for 'converting crop dusting plane into military aircraft'
Prince has given handsomely to president's campaigns, and is brother to education secretary Betsy DeVos
Erik probably saw that Indian drone scene in Interstellar and the crop dusting scene in Independence Day and thought "yes, that's a good idea, let's weaponize it!"
I was talking to my wife about this yesterday. American voters don't know what they actually want. They know they want help, but when it comes to voting, they vote against improving their lives. A majority of Americans support universal healthcare, but when it comes to voting for people who also support, they shy away from it. Voters in this country do not pay attention to politics to make informed decisions. They just hear soundbites on TV and make up their mind that way. It's frustrating because it's easier than ever to read up on the candidates, but nobody wants to do it. It's like all the Trump supporters in that Daily Show segment saying "read the transcript" when none of them did. Nobody wants to actually do any research into the candidates, they just want talking points to debate people that disagree with them.I read through this article. Considered making a new thread, but the end of it was just too depressing.
Then you get to the end, and of six different people they talked to in the article: three are for Sanders (a mother and her two adult children, one of whom has cerebral palsy and requires full-time care); two are for Trump (one because abortion, the other because "when he says something, he does it" sigh.gif); one wants Trump out but is voting independent "because I'm not really feeling nobody".
The complicated truth behind Trump’s ‘American comeback'
President Trump hailed the "great American comeback", so why are working families still struggling?www.bbc.com
Yeah I had to double check the URL to make sure it wasn't The Onion.
What the actual fuck
Wait why did Biden's favorability fall so much
Edit: read it wrong, formatting was weird
Bloomberg drops everywhere in favorabilty except for conservatives
So I'm pretty prepared atm for Bernie to get the nomination, and possibly the presidency, but is there any concern that we'll lose big time in 2022 and 2024 as a result? Also really worried about not flipping the Senate this year too. Trump gives us the best chance of defeating an incumbent president, but what's stopping the GOP from nominating someone competent in 2024, is my point. On a semi-related note, both Bernie and Biden being (most likely) one-term presidents is a big reason why they're not my pick in the primary.
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Pete, Bloomberg and Amy lost. Bernie and Warren gained 2 points.
Warren created an opening for Bloomberg to underperform on ST and have Bernie clear a majority or assuredly be over 40%. The snakes send their regards.
I'm expecting 2022 to be a republican blowout.
Dems/left leaning Is go "wew we beat trump" and get complacent and Republicans capitalize on any backlash to boot
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