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In reply to the discussion: Yesterday's election results in NC prove we can't play it safe in our presidential nomination... [View all]
 

Blue_true

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18. The district was very plus republican.
Reply to Joe941 (Original post)
Wed Sep 11, 2019, 09:51 PM
Sep 2019

It is a hard haul for any democrat. The best thing that can happen there is economic growth that bring in better educated voters.

If I were to vote in a presidential
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden
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Yesterday's election results in NC prove we can't play it safe in our presidential nomination... [View all] Joe941 Sep 2019 OP
Post removed Post removed Sep 2019 #1
maybe Warren. but not Sanders. he has a very unimpressive record JI7 Sep 2019 #2
Yesterday's results beg to differ. Joe941 Sep 2019 #3
no it doesn't. Sanders lack if accomplishment and understanding of issues JI7 Sep 2019 #5
We should nominate someone who has a record of accomplishment comradebillyboy Sep 2019 #4
Those who don't learn the lesson of yesterday's election are doomed to repeat it. Joe941 Sep 2019 #6
Maybe I am missing something here bottomofthehill Sep 2019 #7
+1 nt Skidmore Sep 2019 #9
This is troubling for Bernie. LanternWaste Sep 2019 #8
The bigger question is, did republicans cheat again? Perseus Sep 2019 #10
what the election showed is the rural v non rural divide JI7 Sep 2019 #11
This Election Result Demonstrates Why Republicans Have been Heavily Invested in Gerrymandering dlk Sep 2019 #12
This election result tells me that Democrats have come closer than ever to gaining seats in vsrazdem Sep 2019 #13
The Supreme court isn't making anyone redraw the maps...gerrymandering will continue...fielding Demsrule86 Sep 2019 #16
The state of North Carolina has mandated that the maps be redrawn for 2020. The Supreme Court has vsrazdem Sep 2019 #17
We lost by 2 in a district with a Repub partisan lean of 8 DemocratSinceBirth Sep 2019 #14
So an inspiring progressive would win a district Trump and Romney won by 12 points? brooklynite Sep 2019 #15
The district was very plus republican. Blue_true Sep 2019 #18
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