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@Skyfall @storyteller @ineedsleep212 @jayshiggs

I’m seeing all this stats on 15 million calls made. All these door knocked.

And it doesn’t matter :unimpressed: all cause of one week.
It definitely matters cuz without it, Bernie wouldn't be in this position.

It's not over. I know it feels that way but it's most definitely not over. All we need to do is keep it relatively close on Tuesday and then Biden will get exposed on that debate stage all alone. They can't hide Biden forever lol.
 

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I do feel like if it doesn't become more apparent that Biden is not capable of going up against Trump, some people can be moved. At the same time, I'm thinking we need to stop old people from dooming America lol. Lowkey, the coronavirus needs to get some of these old ppl to stay home lol. These ads Bernie's running should've ran earlier but hopefully they do something.
 

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@Skyfall @storyteller @ineedsleep212 @jayshiggs

I’m seeing all this stats on 15 million calls made. All these door knocked.

And it doesn’t matter :unimpressed: all cause of one week.
Look at this article in the WSJ that just dropped and the ideology of the voters from Super Tuesday in certain suburbs. They're more moderate than in the 2016 primaries.

I wonder what the Democrats will do when these suburbanites go back to the Republicans if Nikki Haley is the nominee in 2024.... the one thing the Dems have going for them is that the GOP base is gonna want a showman so Haley might sent to the bushes by Trump voters:francis:

Behind Biden’s Rise, a Boost From Centrists—and Trump
The shift in voting patterns has emerged from exit polls as well as ballots cast by nearly 14 million Americans in 16 Democratic primaries and three caucuses. Voters surged to the polls this week in the affluent suburbs outside big cities—among them Nashville, Houston, Richmond, Va., and Washington, D.C.—producing a voter pool that was more moderate in its politics than in 2016 and more supportive of Mr. Biden than his main opponent.

Exit polls in many states found a shift away from the party’s ideological edge, as more primary voters identified as moderate or conservative than in 2016, and fewer called themselves liberal. The share of moderate and conservative voters rose by 15 percentage points in Virginia, 6 points in Massachusetts, by three in Tennessee and Alabama and two in Texas—all states that Mr. Biden won. In addition to feelings about Mr. Trump, the lack of a competitive GOP primary may have prompted some moderate or conservative voters to participate in the Democratic primary. If so, that could suggest that while the pool of voters in Democratic primaries has become more moderate, the party retains a significant core of liberal members.
 

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@Skyfall @storyteller @ineedsleep212 @jayshiggs

I’m seeing all this stats on 15 million calls made. All these door knocked.

And it doesn’t matter :unimpressed: all cause of one week.

The way I look at it, it took an unprecedented truce at the zero hour brought about by phone calls from the biggest power player in the background just to stop Bernie from running away with the Primary about a month in. The exit polls mean something too. M4A bodied private insurance, won in every state with the party. Socialism and the GND looked good in exit polls too. It didn't have the big impact I'd hoped for, but it did push the needle.

We're living in the era of the Emperor Has No Clothes fam (both parties). The spell will break and the more in-roads we've established by that point in time, the better.
 
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