maybe if he has to own a recessionI just don't see how Trump is going to lose in 2020.
DNC has no problem with him going on FOX There's nothing to lose..
1. You are right, I'm struggling to see how Bernie combats it. He can raise money, he can probably raise hundreds of millions with the grassroots operation he has established and building up. But the dark money, the Super PACs, etc... they are what ultimately flipped WI, PA, MI
2. Polls show that but paradoxically, Bernie himself is viewed much more favorably.
Bernie is a weird candidate in a general election.
Older Dem voters think he'll get washed like McGovern in 1972 but Trump isn't popular esp in the swing states in the upper Midwest, Bernie is.
Young voters love Bernie but young people don't vote
Trump isn't popular in the midwest, yet he is tied with Bernie in his head-to-head state matchups. Ideally Bernie should be up 8-10 pts right now considering the Koch scare machine hasn't started yet. Trump has even left Bernie alone. For some reason the other side seems welcoming of a matchup with Bernie. It will also be interesting who's side the "mainstream" media willl take. Right now WaPo seems intent on getting Bernie out the paint. Is the media going to be another obstacle for Bernie even against Trump???
The poor man's Sherrod Brown is entering the field
DNC has no problem with him going on FOX There's nothing to lose..
1. You are right, I'm struggling to see how Bernie combats it. He can raise money, he can probably raise hundreds of millions with the grassroots operation he has established and building up. But the dark money, the Super PACs, etc... they are what ultimately flipped WI, PA, MI
2. Polls show that but paradoxically, Bernie himself is viewed much more favorably.
Bernie is a weird candidate in a general election.
Older Dem voters think he'll get washed like McGovern in 1972 but Trump isn't popular esp in the swing states in the upper Midwest, Bernie is.
Young voters love Bernie but young people don't vote
Did we need him to do this though?
I just don't see how Trump is going to lose in 2020.
New Mexico joins the National Popular vote compact
New Mexico gov signs bill granting electoral votes to national popular vote winner
Backs up what a few of us have been saying. Democrats are trying to bridge too wide of a coalition. Don’t know why some of y’all, not you, seem to keep thinking everyone is on board with candidates like Bernie and warren. Personally I’d welcome a full fledged third party in our government, I think that’s the only way things start getting doneBrehs, shid like this is what will really prevent Dems from winning. I can see it now that Bernie or Warren or even Harris win and they're derided as too left and boom! Schultz bum self is financing his own run.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/poli...2287a1b326b0f7f38f2d4/?utm_term=.7aabaec26a5c
If the election were held today, would you vote for Trump, the Democrat, or an independent? (Wason Center, 1,001 likely voters)
Democrat - 48%
Trump - 37%
Democrat - 34%
Trump - 33%
Independent - 16%
Every poll on this question, whether paid for by Howard Schultz or by someone else, finds basically the same result. There is a sizable bloc of voters, currently a majority, that strongly disapproves of the president. There's also a perception that the Democratic Party is liberal — obviously, not wrong — and an openness to considering a third-party candidate. Here, just 10 percent of Trump supporters consider backing an independent, while 29 percent of voters inclined to back Trump's Democratic opponent say they could go third party.
Schultz's extended testing-the-water tour is expected to last for at least a few more weeks; if he does run, his candidacy would become a sword of Damocles, hanging over the Democrats' heads. In a head-turning column for The Nation, in which he urged Democrats to reject the Bernie Sanders candidacy, Eric Alterman warned that Sanders could "deliver the country to Trump" in part by "increas[ing] support for the likely spoiler in the race," former Starbucks chief executive Schultz." Even as a private citizen, Schultz has used his megaphone to attack the Democrats as unacceptably far left, amplifying the president's own message.