Official 2020 Iowa Caucus Thread

[88m3]

The disrespect of not airing my G Liz’s speech

I'm watching right now!

Elizabeth Warren @ewarren


great speech

 

[dtownreppin214]

WHY THE fukk ARE THEY IGNORING WARREN'S SPEECH????

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

@FAH1223 this is why your man is a fukking idiot.

Matt Stoller is a racist dipshyt









@wire28 @Th3G3ntleman @ezrathegreat @Jello Biafra @humble forever @Darth Nubian @Dameon Farrow @Piff Perkins @BigMoneyGrip @Pressure @johnedwarduado @Armchair Militant @panopticon @88m3 @Tres Leches @ADevilYouKhow @dtownreppin214 @A.R.$

 

[Pressure]

 

[Hood Critic]

Pundits are right on this. Iowa results have been rendered meaningless. New Hampshire is now the first state.

Unfortunately this is going to be the way to go.

 

[88m3]

This is going to turn off a lot of people dems can’t afford to fukk up at all and this is a major one.

Elizabeth Warren @ewarren

watch Warren's speech

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

Who the fukk still reads newspapers tho

 

[88m3]

It's from while she was in law school



Where all the 2020 Democratic candidates went to college and grad school

 

[88m3]

Who the fukk still reads newspapers tho

wat?

 

[tru_m.a.c]

can't we all stay calm instead of lashing out at everyone and everything?


I'm sure everyone involved is working hard to resolve this

Are you guys this flipping stupid. The party doesn't choose whether a state holds a primary or caucus. That decision is up to the voters and signed into law.

It's Iowa state law that requires them to hold the first Caucus. The republicans switched to primaries, leaving the Dems to hold the water (no first caucus = massive $ shortfall). New Hampshire state law requires that they host the first primary.

How do y'all not know any of this basic shyt?

Colorado voters will pick their presidential nominees via primaries in 2020 after Gov. John Hickenlooper (D) signed two voter-passed propositions into law on Tuesday.

Voters approved Proposition 107, which eliminates presidential preference caucuses, by a nearly 2-to-1 margin in November. Voters passed Proposition 108, which allows all voters to participate in partisan primary elections, by a similar margin.

Both the state Democratic and Republican chairs opposed Proposition 107 in November. Each state party must get its national party's approval in advance of establishing rules for their presidential nominating process, including rules governing how delegates are selected, whether they are bound to a specific candidate, and for how many ballots.
Colorado dumps presidential caucuses for primaries

god fukkn damn this is basic a, b, c shyt

 

[88m3]

Go to ElizabethWarren.com right now and chip in a few bucks!

 

[StatUS]

Bernie up.

 

[NkrumahWasRight Is Wrong]

Who the fukk still reads newspapers tho

Old people aka the most reliable voters

 

[Hood Critic]

Who the fukk still reads newspapers tho

Uh...

 

[StatUS]

Are you guys this flipping stupid. The party doesn't choose whether a state holds a primary or caucus. That decision is up to the voters and signed into law.

It's Iowa state law that requires them to hold the first Caucus. The republicans switched to primaries, leaving the Dems to hold the water (no first caucus = massive $ shortfall). New Hampshire state law requires that they host the first primary.

How do y'all not know any of this basic shyt?



god fukkn damn this is basic a, b, c shyt

That was a false smear early in the process saying Sanders supporters were going hard for caucuses. It's been debunked a bunch of times by people actually in those rooms.