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2020 Democratic Primary Thread: Focus on House & Senate races
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Niccas should be getting paid up front. I’d tell these campaigns to go jump off a bridge if they didn’t have that check. Hit em like:“Ima overcharge you right now and I’ll reimburse you for any funds we don’t use
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Politics is an EXCHANGE!!!
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Biden Re-Takes Lead Over Warren in Polling Average, Surges with Black Voters in New Poll
By Tommy ChristopherOct 10th, 2019, 9:18 am
Biden Re-Takes Lead Over Warren in Polling Average, Surges with Black Voters in New Poll
Former Vice President and Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden has re-taken a slim lead in the RealClearPolitics polling average — which he briefly lost to Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren — and surged significantly with black voters in the most recent poll considered.
On Tuesday, Warren took the lead in the RCP average for the first time, 26.6 percent to Biden’s 26.4, but two days later Biden is back in the lead by a .2 percent margin. That’s because of a new Economist/YouGov poll that still shows Warren leading, but in which Biden improved on his performance since the last time the poll was taken.
Overall, Warren leads Biden in that poll 29 percent to Biden’s 25, but that result is tighter than the 28-22 percent margin from last week’s Economist/YouGov poll. That’s not the most auspicious way to retake a lead, but it beats a poke in the eye with a sharp stick.
The good news for Biden in this poll is that he surged six points with black voters, from 36 percent to 42 percent, increasing his dominance with a key Democratic constituency. He also gained two points each with white and Hispanic voters. Warren was steady with black voters at 15 percent, but she gained 4 points with Hispanic voters and three points with whites.
California Senator Kamala Harris’ overall support in this poll was flat at 5 percent, but she ticked up two points with black voters and five points with Hispanic voters, while losing one point with whites.
There’s a bit of good news for Bernie Sanders, who only lost one point in this poll, and has seen his RCP average tick slightly up since his heart attack last week.
Warren has significant momentum nationally, and has seen her support double since July, but she’s only gained five points with black voters since then. The Democratic primary calendar gives outsize influence to predominantly white states like Iowa and New Hampshire, but a diverse coalition is crucial to the success of the party’s primary candidates. Warren leads the RCP average in Iowa, but trails Biden in every other state that the site is tracking.
Conversely, Biden’s overall support is the same as it was in July, while he has continued to gain with black voters. But Warren’s surge nationally has garnered a lot of positive media coverage, which is a huge advantage in the era of earned media. Both campaigns should pay attention to these trends, as should the rest of the field.
Biden Re-Takes Lead Over Warren in Polling Average, Surges with Black Voters in New Poll
By Tommy ChristopherOct 10th, 2019, 9:18 am
Biden Re-Takes Lead Over Warren in Polling Average, Surges with Black Voters in New Poll
Former Vice President and Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden has re-taken a slim lead in the RealClearPolitics polling average — which he briefly lost to Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren — and surged significantly with black voters in the most recent poll considered.
On Tuesday, Warren took the lead in the RCP average for the first time, 26.6 percent to Biden’s 26.4, but two days later Biden is back in the lead by a .2 percent margin. That’s because of a new Economist/YouGov poll that still shows Warren leading, but in which Biden improved on his performance since the last time the poll was taken.
Overall, Warren leads Biden in that poll 29 percent to Biden’s 25, but that result is tighter than the 28-22 percent margin from last week’s Economist/YouGov poll. That’s not the most auspicious way to retake a lead, but it beats a poke in the eye with a sharp stick.
The good news for Biden in this poll is that he surged six points with black voters, from 36 percent to 42 percent, increasing his dominance with a key Democratic constituency. He also gained two points each with white and Hispanic voters. Warren was steady with black voters at 15 percent, but she gained 4 points with Hispanic voters and three points with whites.
California Senator Kamala Harris’ overall support in this poll was flat at 5 percent, but she ticked up two points with black voters and five points with Hispanic voters, while losing one point with whites.
There’s a bit of good news for Bernie Sanders, who only lost one point in this poll, and has seen his RCP average tick slightly up since his heart attack last week.
Warren has significant momentum nationally, and has seen her support double since July, but she’s only gained five points with black voters since then. The Democratic primary calendar gives outsize influence to predominantly white states like Iowa and New Hampshire, but a diverse coalition is crucial to the success of the party’s primary candidates. Warren leads the RCP average in Iowa, but trails Biden in every other state that the site is tracking.
Conversely, Biden’s overall support is the same as it was in July, while he has continued to gain with black voters. But Warren’s surge nationally has garnered a lot of positive media coverage, which is a huge advantage in the era of earned media. Both campaigns should pay attention to these trends, as should the rest of the field.
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WARREN AND GILLUM?!?!!!!!!!
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Berniewood Hogan
IT'S BERNIE SANDERS WITH A STEEL CHAIR!
Bernie made the playoffs this year. 
I’m open to different ideas. I define reparations as a non universal policy meant to address historic economic sabotage/discrimination levied against people of majority African decent through slavey, Jim Crow, Cointelpro, the war on drugs and the prison industrial complex.
For example, Warren and Harris have Redlining proposals. I wouldn’t consider this reparations unless it is apart of a bigger package. It is just good policy. I don’t consider criminal justice reform reparations.
Now what you basically asking me is what non monetary payment would I accept as reparations. I would consider a combination of business education, business grants for both existing and start up Black business. I would say I would accept some type of job training programs, but it might not be necessary with tuition free college. But if it something more direct it might still work. It doesn’t have did specifically what I just mentioned, but I think you get the idea of what i’m talking about.
I fukks with Gillum. I do think it is a foreign policy weakness in this ticket, but It still not a bad idea. They would just need to have a counterattack prepared for the corruption allegations that Trump will try to place on him. Plus have a plan ready for all the dog whistles that are going to happen.What are your concerns about the ticket, besides Foreign Policy?