Joe Biden 2020 campaign megathread v3 (pg 45 - mass-dropout aftermath)

[Tender Branson]

https://twitter.com/mcyost/status/1224139843829223425

[redjohn]

oh god who cares

[Pheurton Skeurto]

Dude, you literally have posted multiple threads speculating on the "hotness" of random women. Something something pot meet kettle.

[Tender Branson]

Dude, you literally have posted multiple threads speculating on the "hotness" of random women. Something something pot meet kettle.

That is a whole different level.

Posting pictures about random women is OK.

[Arizona Iced Tea]

In other news, water is wet.

[YE]

https://twitter.com/schwartzbCNBC/status/1224760784221327363?s=20

[ElectionsGuy]

Biden's chances in betting odds is falling quickly. Bloomberg and Buttigieg up.

[President Johnson]

If Joe Biden is fourth of fifth in Iowa, I have a hard time seeing him regaining a frontrunner status, especially due to the shortfall in campaign contributions. He will go on to do poorly in New Hampshire as well and lose Nevada. I even don't excuse his weak Iowa performance as him being a "bad fit" for the state's primary. Yes, Iowa Democrats aren't his core base, but he's been campaigning really hard, gotten a ton of high-profile endorsements and it didn't pay off at all. It disappoints me greatly, because I like Joe Biden so much. But if that's the reality, so be it.

With that being said, I hope he either regains strength to win the nomination or give his campaign a quick and painless end to clear the path for another moderate candidate. If Joe Biden exits early, I'm all in for Mike Bloomberg at first and Mayor Pete at second. Two awesome men with different individual assets. Should Bernie be the nominee, despite my reservations and my dislike for the cult around him, I will support him. Trump needs to go and be replaced with someone who isn't an embarrassing laughingstock and who at least tries to do something for ordinary folks and against climate change.

[President Johnson]

https://twitter.com/SteveGuest/status/1224757883293880327 hahahahahaha

I admit, this is a bad idea unless there is serious evidence of rigging or irregularities. Otherwise, you'd expect this kind of stuff from Donald Trump and his cronies.

[TrendsareUsuallyReal]

Yikes. Yeah, this clown isn’t going to “rebound”, even with an underwhelming South Carolina win. The perceived Teflon has been eroded off with an embarrassing 4-5th place finish

[ElectionsGuy]

Translation: Biden campaign knows they did terribly and don't want results to be talked about.

[Xing]

Biden definitely isn't "done", but he really needs to win SC by a lot, and I think NV could be a problem for him, given how poor his organization seemed in this caucus, and that Sanders will have less competition.

[MillennialModerate]

Biden definitely isn't "done", but he really needs to win SC by a lot, and I think NV could be a problem for him, given how poor his organization seemed in this caucus, and that Sanders will have less competition.

I think if he achieves any less than one of these single results, he’s toast:

NH: 3rd
NV: 2nd
SC: 1st

[Bidenworth2020]

Biden definitely isn't "done", but he really needs to win SC by a lot, and I think NV could be a problem for him, given how poor his organization seemed in this caucus, and that Sanders will have less competition.

I think if he achieves any less than one of these single results, he’s toast:

NH: 3rd
NV: 2nd
SC: 1st

In fairness, I don't think that's impossible

[TrendsareUsuallyReal]

Biden definitely isn't "done", but he really needs to win SC by a lot, and I think NV could be a problem for him, given how poor his organization seemed in this caucus, and that Sanders will have less competition.

I think if he achieves any less than one of these single results, he’s toast:

NH: 3rd
NV: 2nd
SC: 1st

In fairness, I don't think that's impossible

If you take out the big outlier in NH in Biden’s favor,  I’d say it’s more likely he finishes another 4th in NH than 2nd.

[jman123]

If Biden finishes a distant third in New Hampshire while Bernie wins it and Buttigieg comes second, how would you see South Carolina going?

[Rookie Yinzer]

If Biden’s donors abandon him then Bloomberg is going to be in a one on one against Sanders. Never saw that coming.

[OneJ]

The thing about Bloomberg is that it’s pretty much impossible for him to receive a majority of pledged delegates. He’ll probably end up taking this race to a contested convention which will turn out to be ugly.

[Bidenworth2020]

Biden definitely isn't "done", but he really needs to win SC by a lot, and I think NV could be a problem for him, given how poor his organization seemed in this caucus, and that Sanders will have less competition.

I think if he achieves any less than one of these single results, he’s toast:

NH: 3rd
NV: 2nd
SC: 1st

In fairness, I don't think that's impossible

If you take out the big outlier in NH in Biden’s favor,  I’d say it’s more likely he finishes another 4th in NH than 2nd.

So... We agree? I am essentially saying hitting 3rd place in NH and then getting close in NV is certainly plausible.

[atheist4thecause]

Apparently Joe Biden has no events scheduled for tomorrow. I wonder why that is.

[Hermit For Peace]

People are coming around to the idea what many of us have already known. Biden is not Presidential material. He's been skating on Obama's coattails. He old and just doesn't have what it takes to be President.

[GeneralMacArthur]

https://twitter.com/CNN/status/1225240523151114241

Presidential material.  Powerful, moving, heartfelt and right.

[California8429]

Apparently Joe Biden has no events scheduled for tomorrow. I wonder why that is.

Most of the candidates have nothing planned or just one event, probably because they are all spending time on debate prep for Friday.

[Bojack Horseman]

Iowa just went from bad to worse with Bernie being declared the winner.

[redjohn]

If Biden isn't victorious in this campaign, as I expect to be the case, I hope he doesn't embarrass himself too much in these last months of his political career. Obviously I don't think he'll go down without some sort of fight but his campaign will enter a stage of desperation if he does poorly in NH.