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Watching an Obama speech followed by a Trump speech is like watching the 96 Bulls followed by
- Dec 15, 2012
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What do you want to see done differently?
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A race between 2 candidates =/= 8 candidates and it's been weird seeing pundits seemingly not understanding the math behind lowered percentages when there's candidates representing all the different ideologies of the Dem base this time around.
The fact that he's still been getting the most votes in the first 2 contests bodes well long term when larger states with more younger voters and diverse demographics roll around imo given that he's dominated the non-white vote across age groups in the first 2 states and has consistently been polling well with them across the country this time around.
I expect the likes of Pete and Amy to start falling off as we approach super Tuesday and folks like Biden,Warren and Bernie to perform well in the coming races.
Bloomberg is a wildcard that could potentially cut in to the more centrist candidates vote share, he's bad news for Joe especially, given all the money he's spending on ads and endorsements but I don't expect the Dem base to fall for and swoon over him the same way the GOP base swooned over 45 last time. He feels like a spoiler candidate more than anything
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45 straight up admitting to collusion and crimes on twitter first thing in the morning never gets old 
Banana republic status that he won't suffer and legal ramifications for it though which is why he's so bold and out in the open with it now
Banana republic status that he won't suffer and legal ramifications for it though which is why he's so bold and out in the open with it now
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So where are the all the Vets, all those Amerikkkan patriots who stand for the anthem and respect the flag? All those people who won't tolerate any disrespect to our country, the flag, or our soldiers.
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I mean the flip side is the moderate vote is currently being split between 6 of the 8 candidates and once most of those candidates start dropping out it’s going to become more of a question of who those voters go to which was largely my original point. NH was predominantly Bernie and far left ideologies last election, this time around far more people showed out for the moderate candidates which spread the numbers pretty thing across the rest of the non-Bernie and Warren candidates. It’s going to be interesting to see where the Pete/Amy/Biden/Steyer backing goes if any of them drop out in the near future
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45 straight up admitting to collusion and crimes on twitter first thing in the morning never gets old
Banana republic status that he won't suffer and legal ramifications for it though which is why he's so bold and out in the open with it now
He prolly thinks collusion is the same thing as COLLISION.
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The longer this moderate vote is splintered, the better for Bernie.
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That's the irony in all of this. Bloomberg got into the campaign because he didn't think Bernie could beat Trump and now he is basically just helping Bernie.
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Mannnnnnnnnn **** completely off with this.
You didn't give a ****. You were a proud supporter of it.
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Guy is banking on people not being able to use google in the year two thousand and twenty
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Guy is banking on people not being able to use google in the year two thousand and twenty
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Bernie Sanders claim to fame is he walked on the same street as Martin Luther King Jr
That was over 50yrs ago
I need to see recent proof of him working directly with community leaders in the black community
Biden by default has recent work in the black community he can brag about that will get him some clout
Warren hangs with the older black women so she definitely has some pull with black voters
Bloomberg is running Obama ads that have been touched up to make them look more recent
Average person watching that ad probably thinks Obama endorsed him this year
The other candidates aren't worth mentioning when discussing the black community
That was over 50yrs ago
I need to see recent proof of him working directly with community leaders in the black community
Biden by default has recent work in the black community he can brag about that will get him some clout
Warren hangs with the older black women so she definitely has some pull with black voters
Bloomberg is running Obama ads that have been touched up to make them look more recent
Average person watching that ad probably thinks Obama endorsed him this year
The other candidates aren't worth mentioning when discussing the black community
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This clown doesn't even realize his excuse for Bloomberg is a massive racist dog whistle.
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America has to change after Trump. But it won't. And that's sad, because it just means another Trump will come along again.
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Roy Moore and Gym battling for Dwalk's heart. Catch them at the next Conservative Predator Advocacy Convention, CPAC, like...dwalk31 who do you love more? Gym or Roy? Disgusting
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He does have kids who are just as dumb as he is that will probably run at some point. Nepotism is the way of life in that family
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