Official Bernie Sanders HQ: Not Me, Us!
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Al Sharpton even if he had that ain't going for Bernie.Al Sharpton?
Secure Da Bag
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Edit: Trying to share a chart of the polling averages from real clear politics but can't get it to work.
According to the polling averages Bernie is up 2 percent in Texas with Biden in Second place and the only other viable candidate. He's up by 11 percent in California with no other viable candidates. He's up 2 percent in North Carolina with Bloomberg in second and only down 3 percent in South Carolina.
According to the polling averages Bernie is up 2 percent in Texas with Biden in Second place and the only other viable candidate. He's up by 11 percent in California with no other viable candidates. He's up 2 percent in North Carolina with Bloomberg in second and only down 3 percent in South Carolina.
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OfTheCross
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Agnew > Mike > Nina
We need to see more of Phillip.
Nina is good on the ground and at rallies, but I don't need her broadcasting on TV. Mike is better than her at that.
Agnew is the best of the 3. He can do it all
We need to see more of Phillip.
Nina is good on the ground and at rallies, but I don't need her broadcasting on TV. Mike is better than her at that.
Agnew is the best of the 3. He can do it all
OfTheCross
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I honestly think Nina is doing great. We need all sides of the spectrum.
OfTheCross
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She is great. But she's the least palatable of the 3 to non supporters.
She's like a basketball player that you hate to play against but love that they're on your team
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TheDarceKnight
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I guess Van is the only one at CNN that sort of gets it
Plus she was going hard for him 4 years ago and a lot of the establishment types have spent a lot of that time building up and harvesting their hatred for her for a while now. They dislike her as much or more than Bernie. Especially them weird KHive hoes on twitter. Need someone more fresh to the campaign.
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Your honor, I was merely capping.
& that’s just Houston....imagine Austin
TheDarceKnight
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The problem they don't get is that to young people socialism isn't such a negative word. It doesn't carry as many negative connotations as it does to people that are older. I'm an older millennial and even I don't have that many negative associations with it. I'm familiar with Marxism, and Communism, and Vietnam, etc. But socialism isn't this evil word to a lot of the newer voting generations than it is to boomers.
Also, Bernie's a Democratic Socialist, which isn't the same thing.
People trying to scare off voters with the S word just seem like old and out of touch fear mongers, which feeds right into Bernie's momentum.
TheDarceKnight
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Frankly I'm more worried about him flipping upper-middle class and upper class white people that are socially liberal democrats. Bernie's shown he can get minority support thus far, and I really think that train will keep carrying momentum. I think convincing white folks that are firmly established financially and a little bit farther into life that they should 'fork over more of their share' is going to be his biggest hurdle. I don't it's an impossible task. But I just really think white people older than 45-50 years old are going to be the group that he really will need to win over in a national election against Trump.
TheDarceKnight
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Get him outta here.I'm not for this cancel culture shyt at all, but it's bordering on journalistic malpractice when your profession is deliver news to people, and you're engaging in bad faith fear-mongering like this. Didn't at least one of Bernie's parents die in the Holocaust?
What an awful analogy. Compare Bernie's movement to the group that killed part of his family.
Chris was also talking about Bernie having him executed or some crazy shyt like that. This is the 2nd or 3rd crazy ass thing he's said this month that he has to know is completely full of shyt. He's trying to scare people and get people worked up. Take his ass out to pasture.