2020 Democratic Primary Thread: Focus on House & Senate races

[A.R.$]

So they understandably hate the DNC and establishment dems but MUST work with them?
It makes no sense. Why are you going to willingly work with a system that is hellbent on your downfall?

If he has this strong coalition he can do it on his own. Even more so in 2020 than 2016. Can’t have it both ways.

I know why he is doing it. Because he is a politician and they are all the same. I just can’t deal with the bullshyt from his cultists.

You have to work with people you don’t like sometimes. I work with muthafukkas I hate everyday. Plus their argument is that they are trying to change the DNC by winning the nomination. If Bernie win the primary he get control of the DNC. It the theory of changing the system from the inside

 

[Uno Venova]

You have to work with people you don’t like sometimes. I work with muthafukkas I hate everyday. Plus their agreement is that they are trying to change the DNC by winning the nomination. If Bernie win the primary he get control of the DNC. It the theory of changing the system from the inside

I appreciate what you doin, but I don't think they actually interested in having a real dialogue.

 

[OfTheCross]

 

[acri1]

To be honest, I don't really think the Dems losing all those seats is on Pelosi, nor do I give her credit for them gaining seats in 2018.

The lost seats were largely due to backlash against Obama from white voters. The 2018 seats were backlash against Trump. Both probably would've happened regardless of what Pelosi did.

 

[dora_da_destroyer]

Some,of those Midwestern states always leaned blue, due to workers rights. Dont let 2016 fool you at all......only in the South, is when the GOP (barely) win races.

Those states are full of red counties, the reason why even a small decline in dem voters can send the state red, blue voters aren’t spread out enough.

 

[wire28]

You have to work with people you don’t like sometimes. I work with muthafukkas I hate everyday. Plus their argument is that they are trying to change the DNC by winning the nomination. If Bernie win the primary he get control of the DNC. It the theory of changing the system from the inside

there is a difference between working with people you don’t like and people that are allegedly actively working towards your downfall. Are the people you don’t like working with working every day to get you fired? Because that’s what’s coming out of their camp every got damn day

 

[YaThreadTrashB!]

These "Bernie supporters are meanies" arguments are hilarious.

Bloomberg is a gigantic piece of shyt but let’s get to the real news folks

Bernie bro’s are mean

 

[Wild self]

Those states are full of red counties, the reason why even a small decline in dem voters can send the state red, blue voters aren’t spread out enough.

After 2018 and 2019, no one is gonna sit out.

 

[Pull Up the Roots]

I wonder what point does that person believes they're making. The passing of the ACA is what's largely responsible for that flip in 2010.

 

[FAH1223]

Bernie filling up an arena in Tacoma. Obama 2008 type crowds in multiple states for Bernie today.

 

[Uno Venova]

This is fukkin wild the crowds he's pulling

 

[Wild self]

This is fukkin wild the crowds he's pulling

And They only getting bigger by the day. He is converting more and more moderates to see his message.

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

It's like some in here have never followed politics before. Trump has 40% of the country at least. That's his base.. not people on the fence..

So what happens if Bernie runs as an independent. I shouldn't have to explain this.

Bernie could do above Perot numbers but so what? He won't have the money to make more inroads as a 3rd party candidate and him and the Democrat will be fighting for a lot of the same voting blocks..

Trump easily cruises to victory in that scenario. 3rd parties do not work in America. You gain nothing from being a third party because there is no proportional voting like in European nations. You don't win elections, that means you get nothing.. not even a small part of a coalition government.

 

[Wild self]

It's like some in here have never followed politics before. Trump has 40% of the country at least. That's his base.. not people on the fence..

So what happens if Bernie runs as an independent. I shouldn't have to explain this.

Bernie could do above Perot numbers but so what? He won't have the money to make more inroads as a 3rd party candidate and him and the Democrat will be fighting for a lot of the same voting blocks..

Trump easily cruises to victory in that scenario. 3rd parties do not work in America. You gain nothing from being a third party because there is no proportional voting like in European nations. You don't win elections, that means you get nothing.. not even a small part of a coalition government.

A 3rd party wont rise until two-thirds of the far right racist wing DIES OFF. Then it can get proportionate and a resemblance of a true Democracy

 

[duncanthetall]

I still don’t get how these people can be simultaneously trying to push the idea that they’re the only ones that can beat Trump while also crying online about “Bernie bros”. Zero self awareness