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Congratulations to our presumptive Democratic nominee, Joe Biden!
Democratic Primaries
In reply to the discussion: What happens if Biden doesn't run? [View all]still_one
(92,508 posts)44. Thanks for that insight bloom. I should have read the OP more carefully. I agree it doesn't
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Even though I have my preference as Joe Biden, it is because I believe he has the best chance out of all our candidates to win the general election. Needless to say I will support whoever our nominee is. In fact, my initial preference was my Senator Kamala Harris, but changed because of what I viewed as the candidate who has the best chance to win the general election.
It is still a long way off, and that could change, especially after the first debates
If I were to vote in a presidential
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden
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I'm with you TCJ70. All repugs wants joe. too many negatives votes/events in the past.
bonniebgood
Apr 2019
#25
Surprised only a third of Biden voters would go over to Bernie... would of thought more.
InAbLuEsTaTe
Apr 2019
#2
I would say Biden & Bernie represent opposite ends of the Dem political spectrum, so yes.
Demit
Apr 2019
#12
What's holding him up is fundraising. His reputation is that he's not good at it.
Demit
Apr 2019
#16
It isn't quite that simple, at least in my case. I am looking for someone who I think can win the
still_one
Apr 2019
#43
If Biden doesnt run it will be a brokered convention, and Sanders will be the nominee, and
still_one
Apr 2019
#29
I think if Biden isn't in the race, Sanders will be the nominee through brokered convention, and I
still_one
Apr 2019
#47
You make your points well, I just think right or wrong, the socialism label won't resonate well in
still_one
Apr 2019
#64
Exactly, it is an opinion. Nothing more, nothing less. Regardless, whoever the candidate is, it
still_one
Apr 2019
#38
It sure wasn't meant to be taken that way. Sometimes I am a little too direct, and it can be taken
still_one
Apr 2019
#83
I am going to be less abrupt. You don't need to change a thing. We are on the same page
still_one
Apr 2019
#85
I disagree. If Biden doesn't run, his supporters will go with Harris, Klobuchar, etc. Most of
still_one
Apr 2019
#35
Thanks for that insight bloom. I should have read the OP more carefully. I agree it doesn't
still_one
Apr 2019
#44
If Biden opts not to run then Harris will come to the fore, unless the media
comradebillyboy
Apr 2019
#59
24 versus 15 or 16 is not that much of a lead and the 24 might reflect nearly the max
karynnj
Apr 2019
#61
zero chance a full third of Biden supporters would go to Bernie, it will never happen
Celerity
Apr 2019
#77
I also think that if Biden does not run, Stacey Abrams probably gets in for POTUS
Celerity
Apr 2019
#78