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Congratulations to our presumptive Democratic nominee, Joe Biden!
Democratic Primaries
In reply to the discussion: "Either you think the Black vote factors into the equation and are therefore willing to wait..." [View all]Scurrilous
(38,687 posts)26. He is all in on Bernie, Iowa, and white state prominence. Incredibly tone-deaf.
Iowa a +23 in impact. NH +12. S. Carolina w/ more delegates than both a +8. 14 state Super Tues. w/ 6 Southern states incl. Texas w/ 261 delegates a +30 only 7 more than white Iowa. Early and white the best! This guy is so out of touch.
https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/iowa-might-have-screwed-up-the-whole-nomination-process/
Sad no one payed attention to Bernie.
'So apparently the candidate in 3rd place is a bigger story than the candidate in 2nd place, who in turn is a bigger story than the candidate in 1st place? OK.'
Bernie gets a .5 for Iowa loss. LOL Twitter was incredulous.
Link to tweet
And why does Bernie lead in polls? Because Nate alters his numbers to put him there. Monday alone (the fine print at 538 says he can do this) -
Link to tweet
If I were to vote in a presidential
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden
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"Either you think the Black vote factors into the equation and are therefore willing to wait..." [View all]
emmaverybo
Feb 2020
OP
How can we blame it on the media when the AA candidates had very poor minority support?
cwydro
Feb 2020
#17
History suggests NV and SC (and beyond) are greatly impacted by what happens in IA and NH, though.
Garrett78
Feb 2020
#9
People have got to stop drawing comparisons to '92. It has the opposite effect you think it does.
Garrett78
Feb 2020
#16
I don't see why any of the five/six (Bloomberg) shouldn't hold out until Super Tuesday
rpannier
Feb 2020
#11
He is all in on Bernie, Iowa, and white state prominence. Incredibly tone-deaf.
Scurrilous
Feb 2020
#26
Good you spoke up. Hard numbers hah! Silver makes up numbers. Thanks for sharing the madness.
emmaverybo
Feb 2020
#27