2020 Democratic Primary Thread: Focus on House & Senate races

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dtownreppin214 said:
Y'all this was going to be easy? Lenin not only had to go up against the Tsarists, he faced huge opposition from within the party from moderate Socialist Revolutionaries and Mensheviks. Revolution ain't easy breh. But you got the right mentality, you bros got to double down on their donations/volunteering right now.
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I see what you did there :troll:
 
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Th3G3ntleman said:
As @King Kreole basically said. A VP under a diminishing Biden is > Bernie from a power wielding perspective. There will be days when Joe doesn't know what day of the week it is which is the sort of thing that will give Liz the freedom to basically enact her agenda under his umbrella.
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Making Liz the running mate of Biden equals a second Trump presidency.
 
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A.R.$ said:
Superdelegates should of been abolished a long time ago. And a broker convention doesn’t have to be a fact. The Dems are choosing to make it one. Whoever have the most votes should get the nomination. If that is Biden then give him the nomination. I said the same thing in 2016 even though I hate HRC. But if Bernie have the most votes and the establishment give the nomination to someone else you might as well not even have the election. Trump will win in landslide.
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what's enough votes tho? if biden goes in with a 100 del lead, bernie supporters will want to go through the entire process, and vis versa. no one is going to be happy unless the margin is undeniable
 
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Th3G3ntleman said:
As @King Kreole basically said. A VP under a diminishing Biden is > Bernie from a power wielding perspective. There will be days when Joe doesn't know what day of the week it is which is the sort of thing that will give Liz the freedom to basically enact her agenda under his umbrella.
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Doubt she'd have that much power. Maybe she could convince him to sign some EOs or something but that seems like a stretch.

The bigger thing would be the risk of Biden having health problems at some point during his presidency and the VP taking over. Same goes for Bernie. Considering the ages of the frontrunners this is probably one of the elections (at least, if the Dems win anyway...) with the highest probability of the VP having to take over.
 
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Kenny West said:
You right bro. It's narrowing down to the battle we always thought it would be

Best we can do is reach out to lower info voters. It's easy to get people onboard when someone can actually explain shyt for them. My boys are hype for the legal weed and having records expunged lol.

Let's get it
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Here's the thing, if this country is supposedly ripe for a revolution then 77-yr old Joe fukking Biden has no business getting in the way of it. If he does, Bernie underestimated the appetite for a revolution right now and his ability to attract new voters to his campaign. :yeshrug:
 
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