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Democratic Primaries

rzemanfl

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27. I always look at profiles first, then am not persuaded.

Reply to hlthe2b (Reply #1)

Mon Mar 2, 2020, 10:47 AM

Mar 2020

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

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First Iowa and NH weren't representative of the Party. But SC is? [View all] hangaleft Mar 2020 OP

Well THAT is an apples and oranges comparison. hlthe2b Mar 2020 #1

I always look at profiles first, then am not persuaded. rzemanfl Mar 2020 #27

Joe didn't just win SC, he demolished the other candidates. honest.abe Mar 2020 #2

Important question. Not just numbers, but soul question also. empedocles Mar 2020 #5

What you're missin is that any state Bernie wins is unimportant... hope that helps!! InAbLuEsTaTe Mar 2020 #3

Am feeling the Burn....the Biden Burn! n/t DonaldsRump Mar 2020 #4

Stop and think for a moment about what just happened. Sloumeau Mar 2020 #6

Cater to blue states only bucolic_frolic Mar 2020 #7

I would think it is important bc SC has one of the highest % of AA in the country relative to its Vivienne235729 Mar 2020 #8

Warren's 'missteps in the past month'? denem Mar 2020 #14

You don't think she made any? Vivienne235729 Mar 2020 #16

I'd like your opinion. denem Mar 2020 #18

I was discussing it with someone who told me she won the bluest and reddest counties in IA. And yet Vivienne235729 Mar 2020 #24

Caucuses are definitely not representative. dansolo Mar 2020 #9

Excellent point. "caucuses".. Cha Mar 2020 #10

if you are asking which of these 3 states are "more" representative of america, don't need to be a beachbumbob Mar 2020 #11

This word "anointed" was used to defeat Hillary Clinton in 2016. yardwork Mar 2020 #12

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Yes, but neither the Democratic Party nor the nation is 50/50 Black and white Tom Rinaldo Mar 2020 #22

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I support SC voting early. It is a travesty to have two overwhelmingly white states start the proces Tom Rinaldo Mar 2020 #26

The base of the Democratic Party is AA voters. squirecam Mar 2020 #31

They are 25% of the Democratic vote Tom Rinaldo Mar 2020 #32

Shhhh ... you're ruining his point! marble falls Mar 2020 #25

And people wonder why Dems lose states in the mid west. brutus smith Mar 2020 #15

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Down playing the Iowa caucus results. brutus smith Mar 2020 #20

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What they should really do pinkstarburst Mar 2020 #19

AA are the real base treestar Mar 2020 #28

It speaks to the need to reach out and win AA vote SiliconValley_Dem Mar 2020 #29

I'm guessing Handsome Joe will do A-OK in Ohio Alliepoo Mar 2020 #30

The delegate counts for each state is based on Democratic voter turnout from past 3 elections. LiberalFighter Mar 2020 #33

Kickin' Faux pas Mar 2020 #34

All 50 states combined are representative of the party Zambero Mar 2020 #35