Who is the most vulnerable Squad member in a primary?

[Tekken_Guy]

Who is the most vulnerable Squad member in a primary?

[progressive85]

I live in Ayanna Pressley's district.  Most people here seem to have three reactions to her: they know of her and don't really have an opinion (1), they know of her and generally have a favorable view of her (2), or they don't know who she is (3).  Most voters in the district probably have already voted for her.

Personally I don't find her to be that controversial, but apparently she's been listed as "Squad" by the press.  Since there are a lot of people of color and a lot of immigrants from the Caribbean, Latin America, and West Africa, so if she focuses on civil rights or racial inequality in an outspoken way that's not going to make the average voter that upset here.

She's almost kind of an establishment in Boston by now, by which I mean she has the local political establishment (Democratic Party)'s support.  She'd have to be involved in something very corrupt like a bad scandal for her to be defeated in the D primary.

[free my dawg]

Most likely Tlaib, who has actually hedged against Biden.

[Progressive Pessimist]

Omar then Tlaib.

[Roll Roons]

I think Bowman. His district is more suburban than the others and he's likely to have the strongest opponent.

[Stand With Israel. Crush Hamas]

This time? Bush over Bowman by a hair. They have the strongest opponents by far and she's crazier by like ten magnitudes. Omar has a bad repeat opponent and I don't think they've found a good one for Tlaib yet.

[Red Wall]

Tlaib she's the only one who's gonna have a whole illegal foreign lobby against her.

[Coldstream]

Tlaib doesn’t have an opponent, and by most accounts is actually a good constituency rep. Something that isn’t usually said about Omar, Bush or Bowman.

[Bernie Derangement Syndrome Haver]

Before the fire alarm scandal, Bush. Now, Bowman, but it's close.

[RussFeingoldWasRobbed]

Lee is more vulnerable than Omar/Tlaib I think