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bluewater

(5,376 posts)
48. Fair enough.
Wed Mar 4, 2020, 05:30 PM
Mar 2020

Thanks for participating.

If I were to vote in a presidential
primary today, I would vote for:
Joe Biden
No - JustAnotherGen Mar 2020 #1
Fair enough. bluewater Mar 2020 #48
Not that anyone gives 2naSalit Mar 2020 #64
No problem, thanks for participating. bluewater Mar 2020 #65
I just think it's a decision the candidates should make on their own. 2naSalit Mar 2020 #66
Thanks again for participating. bluewater Mar 2020 #68
i give a shit about Montana JustAnotherGen Mar 2020 #70
Exactly. It's why I get on my soapbox 2naSalit Mar 2020 #71
I'm a very red spot of New Jersey - well purple now JustAnotherGen Mar 2020 #75
Indeed. 2naSalit Mar 2020 #77
Immense insight, coupled with abundant humility. guillaumeb Mar 2020 #2
Very possibly. bluewater Mar 2020 #4
In Illinois, we vote March 17. guillaumeb Mar 2020 #8
I think our candidate will proably be dropping out before then. Sadly. bluewater Mar 2020 #23
Why on earth would 1 of 50 states make up your mind? AGeddy Mar 2020 #3
So I am putting you down as a "No". bluewater Mar 2020 #5
I'm calling for Bernie to drop out *NOW*. Michigan has no bearing one way or the other. AGeddy Mar 2020 #7
Deflection noted. bluewater Mar 2020 #14
Your post makes no sense. AGeddy Mar 2020 #19
But you won't say whether Joe should drop out if he loses Michigan. bluewater Mar 2020 #20
No, why would I call for the delegate leader to drop out? AGeddy Mar 2020 #22
Thanks for answering, you are a definite "no" then. bluewater Mar 2020 #25
There are 6 states that night. Michigan is one of them. AGeddy Mar 2020 #28
As stated previously, people have stated REPEATEDLY how important those Midwest states are in the GE bluewater Mar 2020 #42
Midwestern stateS (plural). Michigan is only one of them. AGeddy Mar 2020 #43
yep. got it. You are already put down as a "No" vote. bluewater Mar 2020 #46
No. I am a "Yes if Bernie, no if Joe" vote. AGeddy Mar 2020 #47
Got it. Good for the Goose BUT not the Gander. There's a special catagory for those votes. bluewater Mar 2020 #49
The "Goose-Gander" analogy only works if both are in an equal position going in AGeddy Mar 2020 #50
Ad Hominem attack noted. bluewater Mar 2020 #51
When you make bad faith arguments, it isn't an ad hominem attack to point it out AGeddy Mar 2020 #52
. bluewater Mar 2020 #53
. HeartlandProgressive Mar 2020 #54
+++ typical flamebaiting that is common among some still_one Mar 2020 #57
No flamebaiting at all. I took the pledge and I meant it. bluewater Mar 2020 #63
No relayerbob Mar 2020 #6
Honestly, I am surprised at the responses from Biden supporters so far, they have all said "No". bluewater Mar 2020 #10
If Sanders loses he should drop out as he has no path forward. Demsrule86 Mar 2020 #74
I don't think anyone is dropping out now.. Moderateguy Mar 2020 #9
Its about posters here on DU, not the candidates. bluewater Mar 2020 #11
I did not want any of them to drop out... Moderateguy Mar 2020 #13
Fair enough. You are a definite "no" then. bluewater Mar 2020 #21
I'm not so sure. Firebrand Gary Mar 2020 #12
So I am putting you down as a "no" for now then. bluewater Mar 2020 #16
"Now, I realize that I am a rare individual with immense insight and intestinal fortitude..." padah513 Mar 2020 #15
So are you willing to take the Pledge I just did? Ad Hominem attacks are just delefections. bluewater Mar 2020 #18
Biden doesn't need to win Michigan NYMinute Mar 2020 #17
You know, we're about down to just two primary candidates, now. MineralMan Mar 2020 #24
A candidate than can't win the industrial Mid-West should drop out. bluewater Mar 2020 #27
If Bernie loses, yes... SidDithers Mar 2020 #26
BZZZT. Sorry but you can't play this both ways. bluewater Mar 2020 #31
Your pretense is totally adorable. LanternWaste Mar 2020 #32
Ad hominem attacks... the white flag of surrender in a discussion. bluewater Mar 2020 #36
Alright. Play your game... SidDithers Mar 2020 #37
Hey, it's in fun and yet serious. bluewater Mar 2020 #45
If the two candidates were tied, your question might make a LITTLE bit of sense... AGeddy Mar 2020 #38
Patting oneself on the back from a correct guess or two is some righteous beef, man. LanternWaste Mar 2020 #29
So all you have is ad hominem attacks? lol Take the pledge! bluewater Mar 2020 #33
I think Pennsylvania is a bellweather. In any case no one should drop on the basis one state. apcalc Mar 2020 #30
Fair enough. bluewater Mar 2020 #34
So here's the remaining primaries schedule - 28 states left, 6 on March 10th: onetexan Mar 2020 #35
No problem. You are a straight forward "No" vote. bluewater Mar 2020 #39
If the Warriors are ahead 3-games-to-1 in the NBA finals.. should they quit if they lose game 5? AGeddy Mar 2020 #40
This message was self-deleted by its author geralmar Mar 2020 #41
Individual votes are not the issue. Who wins and loses the Michigan Primary was. bluewater Mar 2020 #44
Membership in the party has it's priveleges tirebiter Mar 2020 #55
So, that's a "No" vote? bluewater Mar 2020 #56
I was just explaining the real world rules tirebiter Mar 2020 #59
Okie Dokie. bluewater Mar 2020 #61
. ismnotwasm Mar 2020 #58
No thanks democrattotheend Mar 2020 #60
Fair enough. bluewater Mar 2020 #62
Absolutely not. potone Mar 2020 #67
Thanks for participating. bluewater Mar 2020 #69
No. That would be silly. MineralMan Mar 2020 #72
No, it is a must win for Sanders (MI) but not for Biden...although he is ahead and I think he wins. Demsrule86 Mar 2020 #73
Winning 10 states on Tuesday, way ahead in Florida..... ProudMNDemocrat Mar 2020 #76
I refuse. LostOne4Ever Mar 2020 #78
No Sunsky Mar 2020 #79
No. And I'm a Sanders supporter now that Warren is out. However, if he loses MI by a lot, KPN Mar 2020 #80
I can't wait to see how the goalposts will be moved if Biden wins MI HarlanPepper Mar 2020 #81
Anarchists don't watch football BidenBacker Mar 2020 #86
Help me out, Do you know the name of the Clinton's cat? bluewater Mar 2020 #87
the next person to drop out should do so only if there is no path forward for them iwannaknow Mar 2020 #82
I want the race to continue until there is an undeniable signal. Blue_true Mar 2020 #83
Illeism notwithstanding there is a flaw in the logic NCProgressive Mar 2020 #84
I say nyet for the loser dropping out BidenBacker Mar 2020 #85
No. However after the Arizona debate and March 17 primaries, I will be a Yes. pampango Mar 2020 #88
Well? HarlanPepper Mar 2020 #89
Lol squirecam Mar 2020 #90
... NurseJackie Mar 2020 #91
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