Election 2020

[Marypoza]

(01-22-2020, 12:39 PM)David Horn Wrote:

(01-21-2020, 07:43 PM)Marypoza Wrote:

(01-17-2020, 06:41 PM)Warren Dew Wrote: If Bernie wanted to win, he wouldn't take lying down Pelosi's transparent ploy to ensure that Biden is the only top candidate able to campaign in Iowa.

-- Bernie has surrogates. I saw a tweet from lhlan sating  *we* (presumably the Squad) will be stumping in IA 4 him. Nina & Pramila will also be in IA. Personally l think it's a blessing in disguise- all these strong women stumping 4 him should hopefully put this sexism bs 2 rest. if it does come up they can say, "lf Bernie were sexist l wouldn't be standing here right now. Next!"

& Bernie himself is supposed 2b chartering a jet 2 take him 2 events in IA when the impeachment farce is not in session.

If the squad is out in Iowa, you can assume he loses.  The squad can be a positive force in more urban areas, but Iowa is not that … even in the cities.

-- lhlan represents neighboring state MN but.. maybe IA is different. l'm sure he has other surrogates, l just mentioned the ones off the top of my head. Earlier this week Bernie was leading in IA w/ 27% of the vote according 2 CNN, the same CNN who sent out that hit squad @ the last debate. So that's saying something if they admit he's winning. But these polls are fluid things. We'll just have 2 wait & see what happens 2/3

ps, don't listen 2 Hillhag's poison. According 2 Morning Consult Bernie is the most popular Senator in the country. His nickname is the Amendment King & he works very effectivelly with the other Senators 2 get legislation passed. Robert Reich can explain it better than me

In video tweeted by Sanders supporters from the political organization Our Revolution Contra Costa, Robert Reich, former U.S. secretary of labor under then-president Bill Clinton, defended Sanders against critics who said he was ineffective in Congress. "I saw how effective Bernie actually was," Reich said. "He was tenacious." Reich said Sanders doesn’t have “a huge ego,” so he didn’t hold out for his name to be on every piece of legislation he advocated for. "But he did hold out for amendments and for changes that almost in every case, virtually in every case, helped working people and helped the poor," Reich said.