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« Reply #125 on: March 12, 2019, 06:38:56 PM »

I'm gonna laugh my ass off at this time next year when Biden is securing the nomination and Atlas finally falls in line.

I say it again.

Jeb Bush 2016 = Joe Biden 2020.

Joe Biden isn't the brother of an unpopular US president, nor does he have the personality of a styrofoam cup.

Actually his personality kinda sucks and it won't be doing him any favors.

He's a strong contender for the nomination, moreso than Harris, Booker or Beto, but he's coasting off of his time in the Obama administration. We'll see how far that takes him.

His appeal extends further than Booker or O'Rourke, however, don't underestimate Harris appeal among the base. She would be a strong factor against Biden, as voters who associate Joe with the Obama administration are going to be in a rude awakening when they find out about his troubling voting record. Those are the voters Harris needs to prevail over Bernie and the rest of the field.

Harris also has the checkmark of being a WOC whose the anointed figure leading the resistance against Trump. This forum doesn't know many voters if they think she's as weak as Biden, regard of name recognition.
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« Reply #126 on: March 13, 2019, 12:03:20 PM »
« Edited: March 13, 2019, 12:09:25 PM by Scrumtrulescent »

I'm gonna laugh my ass off at this time next year when Biden is securing the nomination and Atlas finally falls in line.

I say it again.

Jeb Bush 2016 = Joe Biden 2020.

Joe Biden isn't the brother of an unpopular US president, nor does he have the personality of a styrofoam cup.

Actually his personality kinda sucks and it won't be doing him any favors.

He's a strong contender for the nomination, moreso than Harris, Booker or Beto, but he's coasting off of his time in the Obama administration. We'll see how far that takes him.

His appeal extends further than Booker or O'Rourke, however, don't underestimate Harris appeal among the base. She would be a strong factor against Biden, as voters who associate Joe with the Obama administration are going to be in a rude awakening when they find out about his troubling voting record. Those are the voters Harris needs to prevail over Bernie and the rest of the field.

Harris also has the checkmark of being a WOC whose the anointed figure leading the resistance against Trump. This forum doesn't know many voters if they think she's as weak as Biden, regard of name recognition.


Does The Anointed One have any flaws or is she just the most perfect candidate to ever run for public office?

Just wondering of the consequences if I dare commit sacrilege
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« Reply #127 on: March 13, 2019, 12:06:16 PM »

The Biden Derangement Syndrome is strong.
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« Reply #128 on: March 13, 2019, 01:35:18 PM »

I'm gonna laugh my ass off at this time next year when Biden is securing the nomination and Atlas finally falls in line.

I say it again.

Jeb Bush 2016 = Joe Biden 2020.

Joe Biden isn't the brother of an unpopular US president, nor does he have the personality of a styrofoam cup.

Actually his personality kinda sucks and it won't be doing him any favors.

He's a strong contender for the nomination, moreso than Harris, Booker or Beto, but he's coasting off of his time in the Obama administration. We'll see how far that takes him.

His appeal extends further than Booker or O'Rourke, however, don't underestimate Harris appeal among the base. She would be a strong factor against Biden, as voters who associate Joe with the Obama administration are going to be in a rude awakening when they find out about his troubling voting record. Those are the voters Harris needs to prevail over Bernie and the rest of the field.

Harris also has the checkmark of being a WOC whose the anointed figure leading the resistance against Trump. This forum doesn't know many voters if they think she's as weak as Biden, regard of name recognition.


Does The Anointed One have any flaws or is she just the most perfect candidate to ever run for public office?

Just wondering of the consequences if I dare commit sacrilege


She occasional has a policy mister or two, sometimes speaking out of context on issues such as marijuana. Other than those flaws she's perfectly capable of challenging Trump in the election.
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« Reply #129 on: March 13, 2019, 02:35:28 PM »

The Biden Derangement Syndrome is strong.
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« Reply #130 on: March 14, 2019, 09:57:13 AM »

so we have pinned thread about biden who isn't even running, but not about warren who is at top 3-4 candidates
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« Reply #131 on: March 14, 2019, 10:14:05 AM »

so we have pinned thread about biden who isn't even running, but not about warren who is at top 3-4 candidates

Whether or not Biden runs will have a huge effect on this race, while Warren already entered months ago and nothing too newsworthy has happened with her lately.
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« Reply #132 on: March 14, 2019, 07:38:21 PM »

so we have pinned thread about biden who isn't even running, but not about warren who is at top 3-4 candidates

Whether or not Biden runs will have a huge effect on this race, while Warren already entered months ago and nothing too newsworthy has happened with her lately.

Warren should get more attention as one of the most effective progressives in the senate and since many progressive decided to hop on the bernie train they are ignoring a criminally underrated candidate.

btw love how this is "Joe Biden 2020 announcement megathread" when he has not announced
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« Reply #133 on: March 14, 2019, 08:04:04 PM »

Old Joe ain’t running for President. His policies are stuck in the 1990s and even the out of touch, Neoliberal, Democrat, Establishment, isn’t willing to throw their weight behind someone who is so blatantly out of touch with the direction their base is heading.
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« Reply #134 on: March 14, 2019, 08:06:03 PM »

Old Joe ain’t running for President. His policies are stuck in the 1990s and even the out of touch, Neoliberal, Democrat, Establishment, isn’t willing to throw their weight behind someone who is so blatantly out of touch with the direction their base is heading.

Nah, he's definitely running in spite of all that. He could win too because he's tied to Obama nostalgia and that's all that some Democratic Party voters seem to care about, apparently. 
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« Reply #135 on: March 14, 2019, 08:12:36 PM »

Old Joe ain’t running for President. His policies are stuck in the 1990s and even the out of touch, Neoliberal, Democrat, Establishment, isn’t willing to throw their weight behind someone who is so blatantly out of touch with the direction their base is heading.

Nah, he's definitely running in spite of all that. He could win too because he's tied to Obama nostalgia and that's all that some Democratic Party voters seem to care about, apparently. 

100% he is running, but the post 2016 Democrats, nationally, are too far to the left for him. He has a crazy amount of skeletons he has to answer for. He is the less extreme Jeb case. His name ID advantage will drop, the progressives will unite against him, and people will realize that he is not the only candidate with a good shot a beating Trump
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« Reply #136 on: March 14, 2019, 08:17:35 PM »

Old Joe ain’t running for President. His policies are stuck in the 1990s and even the out of touch, Neoliberal, Democrat, Establishment, isn’t willing to throw their weight behind someone who is so blatantly out of touch with the direction their base is heading.

Nah, he's definitely running in spite of all that. He could win too because he's tied to Obama nostalgia and that's all that some Democratic Party voters seem to care about, apparently. 

100% he is running, but the post 2016 Democrats, nationally, are too far to the left for him. He has a crazy amount of skeletons he has to answer for. He is the less extreme Jeb case. His name ID advantage will drop, the progressives will unite against him, and people will realize that he is not the only candidate with a good shot a beating Trump

I hope that's what happens.
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« Reply #137 on: March 14, 2019, 10:01:31 PM »

Biden could certainly win and hes the front runner, but he's nowhere near the favorite that Hillary was. And more to that point, Hillary was absolutely raked through the coals by the left. Almost everything Hillary had done in her life was brought to the forefront and yes, her lead shrunk because of it. She still won by double digits in the primary, but there were basically only two candidates. Everything in Biden's closet will be brought to light, which is why i'm not sure his tenuous lead will hold, especially because there are so many other options. I mean, he could be like Trump in 2016 and lose the lead multiple times, only for the other candidates to implode one by one.
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« Reply #138 on: March 15, 2019, 04:55:41 PM »

Biden can be beaten, due to fact, Harris has sway over minoritues and Latinos and Y2K generation. Clearly, older voters appeal to Biden
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« Reply #139 on: March 16, 2019, 02:50:34 AM »

Again, Biden has teased us, and isnt in race
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« Reply #140 on: March 16, 2019, 06:44:24 AM »

Again, Biden has teased us, and isnt in race
He said he'd make a desicion in early-mid April if you have been following the tea leaves thread.
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« Reply #141 on: March 16, 2019, 11:50:56 AM »

Again, Biden has teased us, and isnt in race
He said he'd make a desicion in early-mid April if you have been following the tea leaves thread.
Right. He has a solid base of folks ready to support him the moment he gets in. People you won’t see arguing about it on Twitter and USElectionAtlas.org
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« Reply #142 on: March 16, 2019, 12:00:51 PM »

Again, Biden has teased us, and isnt in race
He said he'd make a desicion in early-mid April if you have been following the tea leaves thread.
Right. He has a solid base of folks ready to support him the moment he gets in. People you won’t see arguing about it on Twitter and USElectionAtlas.org

Good first Pro-Biden comment Smiley.
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« Reply #143 on: March 16, 2019, 01:57:21 PM »

Coons and Dem insiders are pushing Biden, due to Sanders; however, they wind up splitting vote in favor of Harris, once the contest goes to Super Tuesday
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« Reply #144 on: March 16, 2019, 02:40:17 PM »

Coons and Dem insiders are pushing Biden, due to Sanders; however, they wind up splitting vote in favor of Harris, once the contest goes to Super Tuesday

BIDEN cannot win. Old white man rife with male pattern baldness brings reminders of McGOVERN 1972 in which only Massasschussets voted for acid, amnesty, and abortion. As such, invisible hand of mcgovern continues to haunt all DEM primary candidates and continued reputidation of his policies sets the score.
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« Reply #145 on: March 16, 2019, 02:44:26 PM »

Coons and Dem insiders are pushing Biden, due to Sanders; however, they wind up splitting vote in favor of Harris, once the contest goes to Super Tuesday

BIDEN cannot win. Old white man rife with male pattern baldness brings reminders of McGOVERN 1972 in which only Massasschussets voted for acid, amnesty, and abortion. As such, invisible hand of mcgovern continues to haunt all DEM primary candidates and continued reputidation of his policies sets the score.

Massachusetts wouldn't vote for Old Kinderhook. In New Hampshire, 75% of angry women convinced their husbands to vote for Old Kinderhook, but he couldn't win Massachusetts.
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« Reply #146 on: March 16, 2019, 04:37:34 PM »

Coons and Dem insiders are pushing Biden, due to Sanders; however, they wind up splitting vote in favor of Harris, once the contest goes to Super Tuesday

BIDEN cannot win. Old white man rife with male pattern baldness brings reminders of McGOVERN 1972 in which only Massasschussets voted for acid, amnesty, and abortion. As such, invisible hand of mcgovern continues to haunt all DEM primary candidates and continued reputidation of his policies sets the score.


Harris/Sanders/Warren/Buttigieg bring memories of McGovern and Mondale, all of them are too radical to win an election
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« Reply #147 on: March 16, 2019, 04:48:08 PM »

Coons and Dem insiders are pushing Biden, due to Sanders; however, they wind up splitting vote in favor of Harris, once the contest goes to Super Tuesday

BIDEN cannot win. Old white man rife with male pattern baldness brings reminders of McGOVERN 1972 in which only Massasschussets voted for acid, amnesty, and abortion. As such, invisible hand of mcgovern continues to haunt all DEM primary candidates and continued reputidation of his policies sets the score.


Harris/Sanders/Warren/Buttigieg bring memories of McGovern and Mondale, all of them are too radical to win an election

Wrong. McGovern and Mondale lost because the economy was too good. They would of won in a recession. Declaring someone lost because they were "too radical," is what narrative fiction writing pundits and political nerds with an agenda do after an election in order to satisfy the public's obsession with being given a simple and explainable causal relationship for an outcome (or in the political nerds case....an excuse the try and jam their agenda through)

Reagan and FDR are examples of radicals who got elected but since they won, the history is rewritten to make it seem like they werent radicals with their presidencies watered down and white washed to the point they become normalized.
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« Reply #148 on: March 16, 2019, 04:56:54 PM »

Coons and Dem insiders are pushing Biden, due to Sanders; however, they wind up splitting vote in favor of Harris, once the contest goes to Super Tuesday

BIDEN cannot win. Old white man rife with male pattern baldness brings reminders of McGOVERN 1972 in which only Massasschussets voted for acid, amnesty, and abortion. As such, invisible hand of mcgovern continues to haunt all DEM primary candidates and continued reputidation of his policies sets the score.


Harris/Sanders/Warren/Buttigieg bring memories of McGovern and Mondale, all of them are too radical to win an election

I’m old enough to remember when people said Trump was too extremist to win...
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« Reply #149 on: March 16, 2019, 05:56:10 PM »

Coons and Dem insiders are pushing Biden, due to Sanders; however, they wind up splitting vote in favor of Harris, once the contest goes to Super Tuesday

BIDEN cannot win. Old white man rife with male pattern baldness brings reminders of McGOVERN 1972 in which only Massasschussets voted for acid, amnesty, and abortion. As such, invisible hand of mcgovern continues to haunt all DEM primary candidates and continued reputidation of his policies sets the score.


Harris/Sanders/Warren/Buttigieg bring memories of McGovern and Mondale, all of them are too radical to win an election

Wrong. McGovern and Mondale lost because the economy was too good. They would of won in a recession. Declaring someone lost because they were "too radical," is what narrative fiction writing pundits and political nerds with an agenda do after an election in order to satisfy the public's obsession with being given a simple and explainable causal relationship for an outcome (or in the political nerds case....an excuse the try and jam their agenda through)

Reagan and FDR are examples of radicals who got elected but since they won, the history is rewritten to make it seem like they werent radicals with their presidencies watered down and white washed to the point they become normalized.

Both won, because they beat extremely unpopular incumbents, basically the equivalents of modern-day Blanche Lincoln
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