Most Americans bought into the Iraq war.

and his coalition is both stronger and broader. The polling data and primary voting data are public and widely available, as are the political analyses thereof. NB: not all polls are created equal, and there’s a learning curve to reading them.

No. You couldn’t even seem to decide if you thought the “Bros” were just Russians or not. I think you only brought up that possibility as cover for claiming that that’s the case for the Biden supporters. It’s funny that that was what you decided to reply to though. What evidence do you have that Bernie Bros(whoever…

Without knowing the specifics of the case, yes, I find it absurd to charge children as part of a conspiracy, as if they pose a threat to society and are not the product of cuts to education and welfare budgets.

Bernie Bros did not and do not give a single fuck about Progressivism. Sanders has only ever been a vehicle of anger and grievance for them, which is why they so readily switched their votes to Trump in 2016: they simply swapped out one form of grievance politics for another.

Because Joe Biden has been in politics since the ‘70s and homeboy is doing just fine?!

Because the far-left wing of voters was not enough to win Sanders a Democratic primary, and the general population in the United States is a vastly different landscape than the Democratic party or the bubble of idealist youths Sanders attracts.

Is that the lie we’re going with now? He increased turn out? The guy who’s voters usually chose to vote for him within a week of having to make a choice between the candidates? That guy increased turn out? How does that make any sense to you?

We have more data than that. More Hillary Clinton voters(around 25%) voted for Mccain than Bernie voters voted for Trump. Most of the ones that did vote for Trump held beliefs that shows that they were probably conservative leaning independents that liked Bernie for some reason. I thought the democratic party was tryin…

It’s almost a given at this point that the democrat will win the popular vote.

Probably. Them having a virtual toast reminded me of this detail from a politico article that talked about what went wrong on election night 2016.

That’s definitely their plan. The problem I foresee with this tactic is that we won’t be done with this virus by the election. People seem to think we’re going to be done with this thing in a couple months for some reason. We have no reason to believe that. It just seems to be wishful thinking.

It’s just the way politics works here.

Their relevance to the national election, though, is not necessarily as significant as anyone else’s. The number of people who share them, the states where they reside, their likelihood of voting, and the ultimate electability of a candidate who reflects them are all deeply important factors.

Why?

Are you assuming that these kids weren’t guilty of the conspiracies they were convicted of? I was specifically thinking about this guy (went to elementary and middle school with him). While the details of the cases brought against him weren’t always that accurate(or were exaggerated), he was absolutely taking part in…

If it is the case that you were never going to vote for anyone but Bernie Sanders in the general, then you were never going to vote for President in the general.

1. We’ve had presidential elections for over 200 years here-it’s a fact.

Since Bernie was never going to be the nominee, then it sounds like we were never going to have your vote. That’s too bad, but it means we (the Democratic Party) have lost nothing.

It’s like they look at the things the Trump administration has done with the already too powerful executive branch, and rather than be horrified at the overreach and want a reform candidate, or even just a candidate who will return things back to “normal”, they get politi-boners at the thought of having “their” DOJ…