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  Dems/leaners: Should Biden drop out? (search mode)
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Question: 20 day poll
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Yes, Biden should drop out
 
#2
No, Biden should continue
 
#3
Unsure
 
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Not a Dem/leaner
 
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cherry mandarin
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« on: December 13, 2023, 12:47:32 AM »

Any of the following (and I’m sure several more as well, if I just thought a little harder):
- Wes Moore
- Steve Beshear
- Wes Moore

Lol. Also, Biden's a couple of years older than even the elderly Beshear ...
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cherry mandarin
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« Reply #1 on: December 13, 2023, 03:46:56 PM »


It's beyond me why any Democrats are apparently willing to even consider giving up on an election that's still a 50-50 proposition, a year away, and in which your preferred candidate can not only boast a number of structural advantages such as his incumbency, but is currently trailing by a mere 2 points if the polls are to be believed. But oh well, I guess you don't truly believe it's "the most important election of our lifetimes" after all.

A progressive should want to lose 2024, which will likely turn out to be another poisoned chalice. Then, they will get their version of a tea party

That's exactly what  people said  back in 2016  as well, however. And then  the party's primary electorate  ended up nominating  a milquetoast octogenarian centrist  four years onward, despite her loss. They voted for Biden  precisely because  they "misinterpreted"  Clinton's 2016 loss  as  "evidence" that  they needed to "moderate", in order to win back  the (historically Democratic-voting) white, working-class men  in  America's industrial heartland  that  they'd bled  away  to Trump.
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cherry mandarin
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« Reply #2 on: December 13, 2023, 04:10:24 PM »

I’m curious as to why you quoted Moore twice.

And  I'm curious  as to  why  you listed  him  twice! Tongue
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