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

[wbrocks67]

The possibility of this makes me incredibly excited.

https://twitter.com/TODAYshow/status/1233004571246632960

[wbrocks67]

Biden making some last-minute ad spending in California:

https://twitter.com/MediumBuying/status/1234480192585977857

We'll see on Tuesday if this will be enough to make an impact.

They have NO Ground Game. They're outstaffed as CNN noted. You cannot win States like CA purely relying on Surrogates. It's insane people think Biden will do well tomorrow. Even Biden Campaign Aides telling the Media Bernie will have a Delegate lead after tomorrow. That's very telling!

Also, the Map looks very unfavorable for Biden:
On March 10th Idaho, North Dakota (Caucus), Michigan, Washington State and Mississippi are voting. Safe for MS the other 4 States will go to Sanders.

And the next week Biden will steam roll Bernie in Florida and do the same in Georgia the next week.

We haven't even gotten to the extremely friendly Biden states along the ACELA corridor in April. This thing is not over. Especially if Bloomberg drops out and runs a shadow campaign for Biden.

The  ACELA corridor isn't going to be "extremely" friendly to Biden, Sanders will win NY, PA, RI and only DE will be a big win for Biden. Georgia is going to be closer than the rest of the Deep South. After ST Biden only has MI, LA, DE and FL left where he'll win big, and maybe DC if Bloomberg is out.

Sanders won't win Pennsylvania at this current rate.

[wbrocks67]

It's really annoying that people keep selectively editing out clips out of context to make Biden look really bad. He has said some iffy things, but the edited clips on Twitter make it seem much worse.

[wbrocks67]

Biden and Harris would be a lethal combination against Trump in the suburbs.

I hope that’s what’s holding up her endorsement. I’m ready to go on a shopping spree in Biden’s website once that’s announced.

I'm honestly not sure if Kamala would be the best choice. Many progressives don't like her, she doesn't have a clear base of support that might otherwise sit out, and it just seems too inevitable. I think a Yang pick might be risky, but it has the potential to pay off greatly

Harris would turbocharge black turnout, IMO, and also help even *more* in the suburbs than he would likely already do. Progressives are already going to be mad about Biden anyway, so if they're not voting for Joe or staying out, I don't think Harris will effect it one way or the other

[wbrocks67]

I don't think anybody is kidding themselves into believing that Uncle Joe is an amazing candidate.

But he is a decent, unthreatening man that most people like, and perhaps exactly the kind of non-polarizing figure we need after 4 years of Trump which has the nation almost on the edge of civil war.

This is what people are not getting. Hillary didn't lose bc she was a centrist. She lost bc people didn't like her. I personally loved her, but unfortunately, the electorate, through years of smears, was not fond of her didn't trust her. THAT was why she lost. Not because she had centrist policies. And it's not even like her and Joe are *that* centrist, they were center-left, but still with many liberal policies. Just because they aren't as far left as Bernard doesn't mean they still aren't pretty left.

[wbrocks67]

https://twitter.com/ggreenwald/status/1235537325930749953

Greenwald is a hack, so I don't get the point of posting his tweets

[wbrocks67]

Sanders has an African-American Problem, Joe Biden though has an even bigger Problem: He lost the Hispanic/Latino Vote to Sanders in every single State with Mayor Hispanic Population...

Texas: 26-39 to Sanders

Colorado: 17-45 to Sanders

California: 22-49 to Sanders

Nevada: 17-50 to Sanders

Biden is losing them whether it's a Caucus or a Primary.

Hispanics are the fastest growing Population in the Country. Seems like that they are still sour on him after all the promises from the Obama/Biden Administration for 8 years.

As long as Sanders winning them there is no reason to get OUT of the Race.

These aren't necessarily indicative though, considering he probably would've (or did) consolidate a lot of Amy/Pete/Bloomberg's hispanic vote as well. Will be interesting going forward what it looks like.

He also won Hispanics in North Carolina.

[wbrocks67]

LOL, this is good.

Uncle Joe, the black momma magnet:

https://twitter.com/chrislongview/status/1232112784932036609

I've seen memes on Twitter ("joe biden appeals to no one") and this pretty much just blows that entirely up