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And liberals still think this guy can beat Trump. LMAO
When the Democrats know fully well that an incumbent President is unbeatable, they run someone like Mondale or Biden.
The Democratic Party stands at a crossroads, they don't know which way to turn, towards Bernie or continue to take the middle road which defeated Hillary. All I know is the middle road will be a sure failure for the Democrats.
When the Democrats know fully well that an incumbent President is unbeatable, they run someone like Mondale or Biden.
The Democratic Party stands at a crossroads, they don't know which way to turn, towards Bernie or continue to take the middle road which defeated Hillary. All I know is the middle road will be a sure failure for the Democrats.
Au contraire- The dems put up Clinton, thinking that he would be sacrificed with a certain win for Bush.
Sometimes weird things happen in elections. One would think that an incumbent president, in the absence of an economic downturn which hampered Bush 1 and Carter, would be hard to beat.
we are 1.5 years from an election, so there is a lot of time for things to develop for both candidates. And yes- the democrat primaries are already over and they have selected Biden. The rest of the candidates are there to float trial balloon ideas for the party and see how the nation reacts.
None of the dems have much of a message other than trump sucks. They are all going too far left. Most people in this country aren't as far left as the media would like to suggest.
Most people realize that all of the "free" stuff most of the dems are talking about are gonna cost a fortune to provide.
The democrats of today aren't the democrats my father knew.
If your posting on this forum, then your fathers democratic party was far to the left of this one, as I have said in other forums, FDR point blank said the government should guarantee jobs.
He was far more to the left than most Democrats are today.
Even with Trump's crowd size he still managed to lose the popular vote by 3 Million to Hillary.
The Electoral College won't save him again.
The Electoral College doesn't "save" any candidate. That is how we elect Presidents. STATES elect Presidents, not people. The popular vote has no bearing on the Presidential election, nationally. It only matter within each state.
Biden could win the popular vote by 5 million votes, and would not matter one bit.
Turnout is as far from yuge as one can get. There's no way this guy is filling an arena lol.
Most political rallies are gatherings of activists. These are the volunteers who will ring doorbells. The event is not well publicized because it's not a general audience event. The audience to these events are self selected, there is no advertising for admission tickets or anything like that. These are people who were on board with him before he announced his candidacy. Democrats supporting other primary candidates would not be attending, and would probably not be aware of the details of the event.
Some activists are all in for Biden right away, others are supporting other candidates for the primaries. They generally come together after a nominee is selected.
Trumps Rallies are not like that, it is more like a road show. Trump is the activist and this is how he rings the doorbells. Trump is appealing directly to the voters. Trump's ground team is minimal, and he needs the RNC to help with that.
There is no way to draw any conclusions between the two. The first event for Biden was the equivalent of Trump's escalator ride in 2015 (when most of the people in attendance were actually paid extras).
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