No they won'tDems barely voted in 2018
I guarantee some percentage of Dems will be mad about whoever wins the primary and write-in their candidate and shyt
@acri1 been on his pessimistic shyt for 2 straight years.Turnout for Groups that favor Dems surged in 2018 for a midterm
2018 voter turnout rose dramatically for groups favoring Democrats, census confirms
Where you at breh? Look at that data
“Can you spell hypocrite?” said former Gov. Ed Rendell of Pennsylvania, who contributed $4,000 to Ms. Warren in 2018 and is now supporting former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr.
Mr. Rendell said he had recruited donors to attend an intimate fund-raising dinner for Ms. Warren last year at Barclay Prime, a Philadelphia steakhouse where the famed cheesesteak goes for $120. (The dish includes Wagyu rib-eye, foie gras, truffled cheese whiz and a half-bottle of champagne.) He said he received a “glowing thank-you letter” from Ms. Warren afterward.
Former Gov. Ed Rendell of Pennsylvania contributed $4,000 to Ms. Warren in 2018. He is now supporting former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr.CreditMatt Rourke/Associated Press
But when Mr. Rendell co-hosted Mr. Biden’s first fund-raiser this spring, Ms. Warren’s campaign sent brickbats, deriding the affair as “a swanky private fund-raiser for wealthy donors,” the likes of which she now shuns.
“She didn’t have any trouble taking our money the year before,” Mr. Rendell said. “All of a sudden, we were bad guys and power brokers and influence-peddlers. In 2018, we were wonderful.”
I'm not exactly sure what the point of this article is. Seems like an attempt to paint progress as hypocrisy. I haven't seen any Warren supporters make the false claim that she always eschewed the standard big donor circuit. In fact, that's why it was exciting and newsworthy when she rolled out her new fundraising platform. But I guess these are the shots you gotta take when you climbing to the topHow Elizabeth Warren Raised Big Money Before She Denounced Big Money
Ms. Warren wooed wealthy donors for years, stockpiling money from fund-raisers, and has used $10.4 million from her 2018 Senate race to underwrite her 2020 bid.
As Senator Elizabeth Warren has risen in the polls on a populist message, some donors are chafing at her campaign’s claims of being “100 percent grass-roots funded.”
Credit Elizabeth Frantz for The New York Times
Word,I'm not exactly sure what the point of this article is. Seems like an attempt to paint progress as hypocrisy. I haven't seen any Warren supporters make the false claim that she always eschewed the standard big donor circuit. In fact, that's why it was exciting and newsworthy when she rolled out her new fundraising platform. But I guess these are the shots you gotta take when you climbing to the top
No they won't
I guarantee some percentage of Dems will be mad about whoever wins the primary and write-in their candidate and shyt
