Democratic Primaries

Hortensis

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4. 2016 and its results have been a grim learning experience

Reply to bearsfootball516 (Original post)

Thu Apr 9, 2020, 08:59 PM

Apr 2020

for enough of us to make a difference. The blue wave of the 2018 midterms seems to have been both indicator and predictor of that.

in seven decades I've never even borrowed an Ambien or Ativan from a friend, but the hope the midterms gave me, and the continued wave of support for Democratic ideals through this primary season, saved me from having to ask our physician for something to help get me through 2020.

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

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Good primary, everyone. [View all] bearsfootball516 Apr 2020 OP

IMO 2016 was much nastier than 2008, with the bernie bros and russian bots and all. brush Apr 2020 #1

I thought 2008 was nastier democrattotheend Apr 2020 #7

2016 MFM008 Apr 2020 #2

I can...this primary was wayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy better. Demsrule86 Apr 2020 #3

2016 and its results have been a grim learning experience Hortensis Apr 2020 #4

Yes, this was relatively civil. Almost all the venom ended up... thesquanderer Apr 2020 #5

Exactly. 2020 was very one-sided here. democrattotheend Apr 2020 #8

2016 was hell. The changes implemented after that made DU so much better Politicub Apr 2020 #6