4T is Speeding Along Now

[David Horn]

(02-10-2020, 11:29 AM)beechnut79 Wrote:

(02-10-2020, 09:24 AM)David Horn Wrote:

(02-10-2020, 05:24 AM)Snowflake1996 Wrote: I don’t believe that Democrats would rally behind someone going into Super Tuesday who not only failed to win any state prior but didn’t even come close to winning any.

His poll numbers will drop once the first four contests are decided and he will underperform considerably when Super Tuesday comes.

I wouldn't bet on that.  I think Sanders does well on Super Tuesday regarless, but a Mike Bloomberg can easily emerge if there is no other alternative in the so-called moderate lane.  I'm doubtful that Biden can recover, Buttigieg is still too young, and that leaves Amy Klobuchar or a true dark horse.

Just as Jimmy Carter was a dark horse in 1976?

To be honest, I can't see one except Michael Bennet, and I can't see him after NH. The lily-white front loading of the primary season has already deep-sixed all the candidates of color, except for Andrew Yang, so diverse states won' be able to balance the books.