If it's a choice between President Bernie and another Republican-controlled Senate (Reply #28)

In the discussion thread: Bernie Sanders Leads Among Democratic Voters on Who Can Best Unify the Party: Poll [View all]

Wed Feb 26, 2020, 12:17 PM

28. If it's a choice between President Bernie and another Republican-controlled Senate

or President Joe and Democrats regaining control of the US Senate, I’ll choose Joe as my candidate.*

Bernie lacks coat-tails and can cost us seats in Congress and the Senate

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* I have already voted for Joe in my state’s primary.

If I were to vote in a presidential
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden

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33 replies	Author	Time	Post
Bernie Sanders Leads Among Democratic Voters on Who Can Best Unify the Party: Poll [View all]	OliverQ	Feb 2020	OP
The most divisive candidate is the "unity" candidate?	TwilightZone	Feb 2020	#1
Or, there may be an element	Mad cow	Feb 2020	#3
That wouldn't be unifying the party.	TwilightZone	Feb 2020	#8
They weren't asked for your perception of unifying...	Mad cow	Feb 2020	#13
Splitting the party in two is the very definition of non-unifying.	TwilightZone	Feb 2020	#14
Well, then you tell that to	Mad cow	Feb 2020	#18
Left behind by whom? (nt)	ehrnst	Feb 2020	#25
We used to consider ourselves the Democratic party	PatSeg	Feb 2020	#22
But the guy who tells voters to go vote for Trump	OliverQ	Feb 2020	#4
Pretty misleading headline. 22% of registered Democratic voters, 2 points ahead of Biden.	still_one	Feb 2020	#5
Agreed.	TwilightZone	Feb 2020	#6
Most of us don't, including me, but I did this time	still_one	Feb 2020	#12
Thanks	PatSeg	Feb 2020	#23
I think so	still_one	Feb 2020	#26
The most divisive candidate is the "unity" candidate? i think he would come in LAST.	trueblue2007	Feb 2020	#32
This bubble popping is not helpful!	jalan48	Feb 2020	#2
Frankly I don't believe it.	LakeArenal	Feb 2020	#7
Irrelevant, most of his swing state numbers vs Trump are lack luster at best	uponit7771	Feb 2020	#9
Better than Bidens.	OliverQ	Feb 2020	#11
False, currently and the last 3 months Biden has had the best swing state numbers outside of MOE	uponit7771	Feb 2020	#30
This message was self-deleted by its author	BlueTillIDie	Feb 2020	#10
Actually, those who voted on economic issues voted for HRC. Those who voted for Trump did so	ehrnst	Feb 2020	#15
This message was self-deleted by its author	BlueTillIDie	Feb 2020	#16
I'm in a union, as well as my spouse.	ehrnst	Feb 2020	#17
This message was self-deleted by its author	BlueTillIDie	Feb 2020	#19
"being pro-labor can coincide with being pro woman and pro minority."	ehrnst	Feb 2020	#24
This message was self-deleted by its author	BlueTillIDie	Feb 2020	#27
Very interesting discussion about labor and TPP	Awsi Dooger	Feb 2020	#33
Also, Sanders won the 2016 primary	Mad cow	Feb 2020	#20
Now, that's hilarious.	Laelth	Feb 2020	#21
If it's a choice between President Bernie and another Republican-controlled Senate	Vogon_Glory	Feb 2020	#28
Brave of you to post it - but thanks! Of course, that poll must be completely wrong and filled with	Nanjeanne	Feb 2020	#29
How is he going to "unify" the party	Blue_Tires	Feb 2020	#31

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