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Everton1990 said:
lol have no say yea okay you keep thinking that .this the problem with America you need a 3rd party for the left..
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What are you even saying? Keep thinking what exactly? Please try again in English and be more coherent.

You live in Canada pal.

I live in the US. So do what 8 others who have disagreed with your assessment.

When 8 people who live in the US and who vote in the US tell you that your assessment is way off then maybe listen.

Look you don't have to live here to have an opinion as we know there are several well respected posters on here from overseas. When you come on here with your "opinion" and think its fact and then continue to repeat yourself. Then you argue with people who actually live in the real world when it comes to the situation here. Maybe just maybe think about it.

So far you have offered nothing by means of facts and proof to back up your "opinion" yet you are right the rest of us are wrong.

You have peddled conspiracies and insulted American voters several times now and offered very little else other than Biden is dumb and the DNC are corrupt.
 
TN Toffee said:
Just curious, but how many people who are actually eligible to vote in the American election do you interact with in a daily basis? I live in a state where nearly 2/3 of the people voted for Trump in 2016. As I said, I’ve talked to dozens of people who are disappointed with the way Trump has conducted himself in office, and will not be voting for him again. With that said, I can’t think of a single of these same people who have indicated even the slightest willingness to support Bernie if he were to be the nominee. They would just sit this election out. I suppose this mindset could be uniquely isolated to Tennessee, but I doubt it.
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polls have biden and sanders beating trump by the same amount basically that's why I say its made up nonsense about people wouldn't vote for sanders.. sure theres always a few who won't.. just like there some hardcore sanders supporters thats gonna sit home and say F it to biden in November and stay home works both ways.. the majority would vote for sanders when the time came... once biden has to talk more and more his lead is gonna decrease as the public relize how bad he sounds when speaking.. he couldn't even get thru his victory speech lost his train of thought at one point lol.. confused the wife and sister and called himself joes husband.. hes either unstable or extremely nervous when under pressure which will not do well in a election...
 
steveojcc said:
What are you even saying? Keep thinking what exactly? Please try again in English and be more coherent.

You live in Canada pal.

I live in the US. So do what 8 others who have disagreed with your assessment.

When 8 people who live in the US and who vote in the US tell you that your assessment is way off then maybe listen.

Look you don't have to live here to have an opinion as we know there are several well respected posters on here from overseas. When you come on here with your "opinion" and think its fact and then continue to repeat yourself and argue with people who actually live in the real world when it comes to the situation here well maybe think about it. you have offered nothing by means of facts and proof to back up your "opinion" yet you are right the rest of us are wrong.

You have peddled conspiracies and insulted American voters several times now and offered very little else other than Biden is dumb and the DNC are corrupt.
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tried to give you 2nd chance but god damn you are annoying little troll back to ignore you go and you voted for sanders lol.. unloyal af should of took your vote elsewhere.
 
Everton1990 said:
tried to give you 2nd chance but god damn you are annoying little troll back to ignore you go and you voted for sanders lol.. unloyal af should of took your vote elsewhere.
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I'm a troll haha good one says the guys who repeats himself over and over and over again. Do you know what troll means exactly?

Yes i voted for Sanders but i am realistic to the situation here. I know your small brain can't get you over the fact that Sanders has failed to engage voters and those who like him didn't show up as expected so you have turned to nonsense.
 


Turnout also did not appear to grow because of a surge in young voters that Sanders keeps promising will materialize any time now. Exit polls show about 1 in 8 voters in Super Tuesday states were 18- to 29-year-olds, compared to 3 in 10 who were 65 or older. Sanders struggles with these older voters.

Instead, turnout appears to have spiked from 2016 to 2020 in key general election battlegrounds because antipathy toward President Trump continues to galvanize suburban moderates to get engaged in Democratic politics. A Washington Post statistical model suggests Biden won nearly 60 percent of voters who sat out the 2016 primary but cast ballots on Tuesday. Our turnout analysis, conducted by in-house data scientist Lenny Bronner, also shows that Biden possibly received nearly 90 percent of Clinton’s 2016 voters.

Biden romped in the suburbs, excelling with the constituencies that fueled the Democratic takeover of the House in 2018. In addition to his stalwart base of African American voters, the foundation of his wins across the South, Biden fared well with white voters in suburbs from Richmond and Raleigh, N.C., to Houston and Hampton Roads, as well as Nashville and Minneapolis.
 
steveojcc said:
I am guessing not many Americans.

Given that he cannot get his head around why Biden might be more popular than Sanders in certain states and thinks its purely down to power and conspiracies.
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For the Democrats, hanging your hopes on convincing a group of people who four years ago voted for a man who has, let’s just say, some fascist tendencies, to turn right around and vote for a self described socialist doesn’t really seem like a sound strategy. As has been discussed, this election really hinges on a couple hundred thousand people in a handful of states. The rest of us don’t really matter under the current system.
 
TN Toffee said:
For the Democrats, hanging your hopes on convincing a group of people who four years ago voted for a man who has, let’s just say, some fascist tendencies, to turn right around and vote for a self described socialist doesn’t really seem like a sound strategy. As has been discussed, this election really hinges on a couple hundred thousand people in a handful of states. The rest of us don’t really matter under the current system.
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As a Californian resident i know too well about my vote not counting haha!

But in seriousness you are correct. This is what its about. If you cannot convince those swing state voters to shift from Trump it's over. Sander's obviously doesn't appeal to them given the districts going in Bidens favor just from the Democrats side of things. So what chance would Sanders have against undecided.
 
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Turnout also did not appear to grow because of a surge in young voters that Sanders keeps promising will materialize any time now. Exit polls show about 1 in 8 voters in Super Tuesday states were 18- to 29-year-olds, compared to 3 in 10 who were 65 or older. Sanders struggles with these older voters.

Instead, turnout appears to have spiked from 2016 to 2020 in key general election battlegrounds because antipathy toward President Trump continues to galvanize suburban moderates to get engaged in Democratic politics. A Washington Post statistical model suggests Biden won nearly 60 percent of voters who sat out the 2016 primary but cast ballots on Tuesday. Our turnout analysis, conducted by in-house data scientist Lenny Bronner, also shows that Biden possibly received nearly 90 percent of Clinton’s 2016 voters.

Biden romped in the suburbs, excelling with the constituencies that fueled the Democratic takeover of the House in 2018. In addition to his stalwart base of African American voters, the foundation of his wins across the South, Biden fared well with white voters in suburbs from Richmond and Raleigh, N.C., to Houston and Hampton Roads, as well as Nashville and Minneapolis.
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Fake news don;t you know and no i'm not talking from Trumps perspective. It seems Sanders die hards are now falling into that narrative given some of the stuff posted on here by some of them.
 
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