... He has and most people have. Its going to be between two people with some sort of dementia. And I'm not even being funny or critical, I don't think either are in full control of their mental facilities.
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I don't doubt it (and it provides me no small comfort that the so-called "special relationship" of Britain and the USA ensures that one won't be in any hurry to out-absurd the other), but I'm sure that when I read about British political topics I'm missing the full meaning of much of the content because I'm not enormously familiar with the context. I'm still trying to get my head around the disdain for PoP around here. Has the world gone mad?
But Bernie is great in this format (see his Fox town hall) and as far as I am aware Biden hasn’t been doing many of them. They are standard practice of both past primaries and general election debates so whichever the candidate is the nominee it is good to see how they do - Trump just did one on Fox.
They explore a different side of the candidate, how they relate to ordinary people and their concerns rather than just moderator and their opponents. They are mentally demanding as they tend to be longer form answers and you have to remember the person’s name (which is one of many reasons why I would be hopeless at them!)
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Biden, so far, outpacing Clinton's numbers in Michigan by quite a bit and running away with Missouri. In 2016 Clinton won Missouri by less than 1%. Biden could net more delegates out of Missouri than most of the states from last Tuesday.
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That is an extremely stupid suggestion.
Are you supporting Bernie or Biden?
I have strong concerns about both candidates but have even more about Trump so will support whichever wins the nomination and think they each have to earn it.
Reasonable. Although, surely you have a preferred candidate between those two? lol
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