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GoTfan
GoTfan21
Junior Chimp
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« on: November 06, 2023, 02:53:42 AM »

The time for Biden to withdraw was three months ago. That horse has bolted and it's not coming back. This fantasy that people have of Whitmer, Newsom or even Harris riding in on a white horse to save the Democratic Party is just that: a fantasy. Harris and Newsom are both ambitious politicians who clearly have their eyes on the White House. They will spend months ripping each other to shreds while Trump cruises through.

There is no white horse situation here, and there never was, so stop wallowing in your own self-righteousness and lock and f**king load.
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GoTfan
GoTfan21
Junior Chimp
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« Reply #1 on: November 06, 2023, 06:21:34 PM »

#1, but if "behind closed doors" were an option, that would be great, especially if it were permanent. Exorcise the ghost of McGovern. Voted #3.

Completely agree. McGovern ruined the Democratic Party nomination process. Why they even stuck with his ridiculous primary system after the man lost 49 states to Richard Nixon is beyond me. He should have been completely discredited after that.

Of course, it's too late now, unfortunately. The current system has been around for too long. The backlash to the Democrats going "anti-democratic" would be immense. That's why those floodgates never should have been opened.

It would be anti-democratic.
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