2020 Democratic Primary Thread: Focus on House & Senate races

[the cac mamba]

I would I ain't voting for that bytch

good, that's my question. looking for someone to actually say this with a straight face

so just for the record, if it's bernie vs trump in 2020. you'll vote for bernie, unless tulsi is his VP. then you'll stay home?

 

[JBoy]

let's be serious a Sanders VP pick would most likely be a slightly more moderate progressive somewhat unknown backbencher in either the Senate or House

 

[the cac mamba]

You are underestimating how invested people are into this new wave red scare bullshyt, Tulsi is a G, but her name is fukking mud outchea.

clearly i thought it was kind of just an HL, napoleon thread thing

anyway, fukk tulsi. but im still gonna roll with liking bernie picking her or another moderate, like obama did. it worked for him

 

[Dr. Acula]

clearly i thought it was kind of just an HL, napoleon thread thing

There is a reason we were calling Nap a white wine aunt for a bit. Because, your older democrats, especially females, are right in line with Nap. Doesn't make him or them not wrong, but he isn't alone. Just that The Coli is not a white wine aunt forum. But there are plenty of Naps out there on "The Twitters" and "The facebook" to go around.

Anyone who has #resist on their twitter profile and wears a p*ssy hat is probably of the Nap variety.

 

[OnFleekTing]

Dem commentary has been that black and latino voters are gonna choose the nominee but once the general rolls around you have to pivot away from them and try and pull away independents

 

[No1]

We’re not a monolith, but there is a majority block amongst us who are not tied to poetical spectrums, just winning.

I don’t even know if I would say the majority of us are tied to winning. Maybe elder Black people. I would say apathy is most common.

 

[the cac mamba]

Taking Brown out the senate is retarded.

fukkin shame he didnt run

i was reminded of it the other day, when i saw him and kamala laughing at something in some gif

but i was like shyt, that would have been a hugely strong ticket

 

[dora_da_destroyer]

I don’t even know if I would say the majority of us are tied to winning. Maybe elder Black people. I would say apathy is most common.

Uh, you're pretty much saying what I said - we don't fall in love with these people/process, we just do what we have to do. apathy is why we will just back the person who seems like they'll win.

 

[Uno Venova]

Another one

Butt & Amy in actual states with color

 

[Pressure]

Another one

Butt & Amy in actual states with color

Insert Biden and Bloomberg....

 

[nyknick]

People are really entertaining @the cac mamba's Tulsi fantasies?

 

[dtownreppin214]

An unknown plus it was rigged, lets see her run in 2020 and see who wins

Hillary had the feds, social media, WikiLeaks and the Kremlin conspiring against but yes let's continue this myth that it was Bernie who was screwed.

 

[the cac mamba]

People are really entertaining @the cac mamba's Tulsi fantasies?

ill acknowledge the problems with tulsi, but dudes are in here talking about they'd rather see bernie run with an AOC than a moderate. i think that's fukking insane

it's also NOT what obama did, when he won. two elections

 

[GodinDaFlesh]

Bernie's going to need a VP that garners the respect of both progressives and moderates, preferably young, Midwestern. Someone like Tammy Duckworth would be a solid choice. She's a disabled vet so she would definitely garner respect from veterans and conservatives.

 

[dora_da_destroyer]

Another one

Butt & Amy in actual states with color

why are booker and castro still on there? am i not remembering when they suspended correctly?