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(D) Phil Weiser
(D) Jena Griswold
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(D) Alexis King
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(D) Jerry DiTullio
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(D) Yadira Caraveo
(D) Joe Salazar
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February 18, 2020 09:54 AM UTC
16 Comments
Do like Cortez, Lizzie, and burn the ships. Now, it's victory or death!
I cast my vote for her this morning. I would love to come and see her, but I seldom travel these days. She is unlikely to visit near here, but if she gets close enough…
Already marked and mailed for Liz.
Sen. Warren got a 3-0 clean sweep in our household. We might just head on down to the Fillmore and check this out.
Mailed my ballot on Sunday, for going out today. Governor Bill Weld got my vote.
Weld would be good as president. But if Weld was not on my ballot, I'd write-in the main "guest" at Frozen Dead Guy Days in Nederland before voting for Trump.
Warren's goal line stand? C'mon Pols, she's third in the delegate count and the only ones counting her out are the male-marked MSM tycoons who don't like her wealth tax.
Join us on Sunday, Genghis. Warren needs the show of support to deny the narrative being crafted on Wall Street so that Dems are forced to choose Bloomberg to avoid Sanders.
Fillmore capacity is listed as 3,900. Or maybe a seating capacity of 3,700. But somewhere around there. Whatever she does there will be compared to Sanders — and 3900 + outside wanna be insiders will be less than 11,000 announced Sanders attendees.
My guess: after Super Tuesday, the lower ranking female drops out within a couple of weeks, as fund-raising dries up. Among the males, Bloomberg & Sanders will have money to continue easily. Biden and Buttigieg can continue, but will be somewhat constrained by money. Steyer and Gabbard are functionally out, but may run some sort of zombie campaign.
Speaking of the senior senator from Massachusetts…
If it takes Bloomberg to beat Trump, I’m all in, especially if he picks Amy Klobuchar as v-p.
Sorry, Bernie fans: your guy getting the nomination all but guarantees Trump’s re-election, and a monster sized party in the Kremlin.
So, basically, an all R ticket
Would you rather have a Sanders-Warren ticket, spaceman? Meaning go all out McGovern, to make it easier for the far right wing, dark money, PACs?
At least McGovern was from South Dakota, hardly a hotbed of liberalism.
Sanders-Warren ticket ? or Warren-Sanders … Hell yeah.. They are both strong proponents of the rule of law- hence, a potentially unifying ticket. Warren, especially, has a strong anti-corruption crusader resume.
The rule of law in the US is endangered- only candidates as squeaky clean as these can set things right.
Bloomberg has his own corruption scandals, and for years his “Stop and Frisk “ program profiled and targeted young men of color. Bad for civil rights, equal treatment under the law, and police/community relations.
Buttegieg has his own police/community relations problem.
Biden’ son’s Burisma board membership doesn’t pass the nepotism test. And Biden himself may be owned by the credit card industries.
Amy Klobuchar may have done favors for her political donors, including giant meat processor Cargill– but these are routine in the politician playbook.
Rule ….Of….Law!!!!! Is the team we should all be cheering for.
As Vermont goes, so goes Massachusetts. And DC, too.
But that's about the extent of it.
Imagine how insufferable Trump would be after a 48-state blowout.
Be afraid, be very afraid.
Sez you, CHB. Opinion noted.
I'm not counting Warren out. She has my vote. See you Sunday.