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I don’t know fam. I think unless Sanders has like a 20 percent delegate lead that they might give this shyt to Joe.
lol I know some fukkery is going to go down. I just don't know when or where. I think the campaign has the right approach by trying to kill everyone else's viability in as many states as possible. If it's a game of math, then run up the score where you can because every single delegate matters.
 

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I think Biden wins SC by 30 to 35 and that Bernie is the only other viable person. There then becomes serious pressure for everyone else to drop out except those two and Bloomberg.

Recent poll had biden up huge in SC but 30-35 is a ton. I dont see him winning by more than 25 but he definitely has revived his campaign. I thought he was done. Maybe he hits 40 or so and Bernie 15 or so. I think Steyer voters have soft support and may go back to Biden
 

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Recent poll had biden up huge in SC but 30-35 is a ton. I dont see him winning by more than 25 but he definitely has revived his campaign. I thought he was done. Maybe he hits 40 or so and Bernie 15 or so. I think Steyer voters have soft support and may go back to Biden
Older voters tend to be underreported in South Carolina. I’m projecting Biden wins by more. Additionally, the South doesn’t have a progressive infrastructure like northern and midwestern states though. When Doug Jones won Alabama it was because they entire infrastructure was created by Birmingham’s mayor a couple years before. I just don’t see it. It’s always interesting how we pretend these deep red states speak for all people of color when they’re the states where the voices of people of color (particularly progressives) have not been relevant in national politics since Clinton. You have certain powerful representatives from those states based on tenure but actually influencing the national discussion - when has that been the case outside of black lives matter? Unsurprisingly, that group endorsed Sanders.
 
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