Warren 2020 Campaign in turmoil after Iowa?

[ItsTommyBitch 12,640]

27 minutes ago, SEANGT said:

comparing bernie to trump is really annoying. But I think it's a legitimate concern if you don't want even more of America to turn into whatever online Bernie discourse is. 

It's funny how bernie supporters are simultaneously just people on twitter and not in the real world but also capable of deteriorating the moral fabric of the country with their otherworldly toxicity   

(I would seriously argue that being okay with corruption is much worse for our society than getting mad at the people trying to stop it)

[Petie Estie 5,736]

5 minutes ago, ItsTommyBitch said:

It's funny how bernie supporters are simultaneously just people on twitter and not in the real world but also capable of deteriorating the moral fabric of the country with their otherworldly toxicity   

(I would seriously argue that being okay with corruption is much worse for our society than getting mad at the people trying to stop it)

i'm not saying it's just on twitter I'm saying that it's just some of the online part of his base that is annoying. I was trying to say that the fear is that more people will become like them if he wins. Idk if I agree with it. But like...that part of his base, however small, is more annoying than other people's supporters to many. 

Anyway Bernie 2020 or whatever woohoo 

[HorusRa2 5,005]

38 minutes ago, Mister G said:

I see them splitting between Bernie, Biden and Pete. Not sure about the 60/40 split @HorusRa2 mentioned. I know people here in Delaware that are big supporters of Biden and Warren, so chances are dependent on who drops out first. I foresee Warren and Biden supporters going full circle if one of them doesn’t make it further.

Delaware is the state that Biden was a senator from so that could be an anomaly for the state rather than a national trend. If polling is to be believed roughly 1/3 of Warren supporters support Bernie as second choice. Provided that Bernie is looking stronger than Warren and Warren drops out I'm saying maybe a little more of that goes to Bernie. Those who like Biden aren't going to go to him because his campaign is already in ruins and by the time Warren drops out (if she did) his campaign would already be over. That leaves Pete as the real alternative other than Klobuchar that they could gravitate to and at this point Pete has the momentum between the two. It'll go disproportionately to Pete over Bernie and that's how I came up with my arbitrary 60/40 split to Pete/Bernie respectively. You *may* be able to say some small residual % could go to Steyer but by super tuesday but need to see how he does in NV first. 

[Mister G 10,516]

7 minutes ago, HorusRa2 said:

Delaware is the state that Biden was a senator from so that could be an anomaly for the state rather than a national trend. If polling is to be believed roughly 1/3 of Warren supporters support Bernie as second choice. Provided that Bernie is looking stronger than Warren and Warren drops out I'm saying maybe a little more of that goes to Bernie. Those who like Biden aren't going to go to him because his campaign is already in ruins and by the time Warren drops out (if she did) his campaign would already be over. That leaves Pete as the real alternative other than Klobuchar that they could gravitate to and at this point Pete has the momentum between the two. It'll go disproportionately to Pete over Bernie and that's how I came up with my arbitrary 60/40 split to Pete/Bernie respectively. You *may* be able to say some small residual % could go to Steyer but by super tuesday but need to see how he does in NV first. 

It’s disgusting how some people here in DE have stated they stand behind him just because he’s from Delaware. I’m like can ya’ll come up with a better reason?

[Guillaume Hamon 7,046]

18 hours ago, Luc said:

The only sad thing is that with Bernie, you get all of the stuff that comes with him, mostly his supporters. I hope Bernie supporters (including many on GGD) see that all the conspiracies, the Bernie-or-bust attitude, attacking other candidates so harshly, basically making your base look like a Trump-like cult, is not appealing to me and probably quite a lot of other people.

The "bernie or bust attitude"? Recently there was a study saying that sanders base wasn't the most likely of the democrat candidates bases to vote for Trump after an eventual lost nomination, all the opposite actually... So why are y"all still pushing to make it seems like sanders voters are  the "my candidate or nothing" ones?  

PS: I saw every base bashing medias etc for not helping their candidate enough and being super tough on other candidates on order to show theirs is better tbh...