2020 New Hampshire Democratic Primary

[Harris Walz 2024 1,451]

The Sanders folks can't stand the fact that he isn't other people's preferred candidate. I think it's funny. I think it's cool to vote for Sanders. That's your right, but please don't demean other candidates and supporters if we don't think like you.;

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Just now, OG Gaga Stan said:

He spent nearly all of his money on these two states and has almost all of his infrastructure there. These are the states where he's positioned to do the best, by far.

I understand that his campaign was based on the early states. But it’s still interesting to see him defy polls.  

[Married the Night 3,955]

2 minutes ago, Azor Ahai said:

He cannibalized Biden to do it though. I think it will hurt the moderate wing in the long run.

I don’t think anyone will consider that a loss. 

[HorusRa2 5,005]

Sanders is proving to having a good night. The Amy surge is actually the best scenario for Bernie as Warren’s campaign is effectively over even if she hasn’t dropped out. Biden’s now toast. But now we get Pete vs Amy while Bernie continues to consolidate support as he keeps winning. 

[Morphine Prince 109,729]

Bernie won the popular vote in Iowa and he is likely winning it in New Hampshire.

As someone who values DEMOCRACY, I am very happy Bernie is giving people a voice. 

[Bt1 5,213]

Pete didnt have half of this support last week in NH, so we still dont know what will happen. 

[Mister G 10,513]

3 minutes ago, Democrats 2020 said:

The Sanders folks can't stand the fact that he isn't other people's preferred candidate. I think it's funny. I think it's cool to vote for Sanders. That's your right, but please don't demean other candidates and supporters if we don't think like you.;

I actually don’t have an issue with who other people support, as long as they have substantial reason and understanding behind why they support who they do. It should never be a matter of “I’m voting for this person because they’re gay, because they’re black, because they’re a woman, because they’re Hispanic, etc.” Bernie doesn’t need to be everyone’s first choice, in the same way that Pete and Amy don’t need to be everyone’s first choice.

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5 minutes ago, Lois Griffin said:

I understand that his campaign was based on the early states. But it’s still interesting to see him defy polls.  

I agree. I definitely didn't expect him to win Iowa.

[Married the Night 3,955]

2 minutes ago, Florin said:

Pete didnt have half of this support last week in NH, so we still dont know what will happen. 

Yep. And I’m from the south. I’m seeing a movement around here. Lots of my conservative folks are flipping from Trump to Pete. We will see what happens. I maintain that trump will (unfortunately) win in November and Pete will run again in 2024. 

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2 minutes ago, Mister G said:

I actually don’t have an issue with who other people support, as long as they have substantial reason and understanding behind why they support who they do. It should never be a matter of “I’m voting for this person because they’re gay, because they’re black, because they’re a woman, because they’re Hispanic, etc.” Bernie doesn’t need to be everyone’s first choice, in the same way that Pete and Amy don’t need to be everyone’s first choice.

You have no idea why other people chose to vote for a certain candidate and it is not your business why they do so.

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3 minutes ago, Morphine Prince said:

Bernie won the popular vote in Iowa and he is likely winning it in New Hampshire.

As someone who values DEMOCRACY, I am very happy Bernie is giving people a voice. 

26% of the popular vote.

 

barely a quarter of the party

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I really hope that Amy can do great in SC, I really don't know if Pete is good for the moderate lane.

[Morphine Prince 109,729]

Just now, Halsey said:

26% of the popular vote.

 

barely a quarter of the party

Majority of the vote. Your candidate has less. 

[Azor Ahai 18,861]

Just now, Married the Night said:

Yep. And I’m from the south. I’m seeing a movement around here. Lots of my conservative folks are flipping from Trump to Pete. We will see what happens. I maintain that trump will (unfortunately) win in November and Pete will run again in 2024. 

I also think Trump will win. Leftists hate the centrists and "moderates" are scared of the big red boogeyman. Meanwhile Trump has no ideology other than being a dickhead

[Mister G 10,513]

Just now, Democrats 2020 said:

You have no idea why other people chose to vote for a certain candidate and it is not your business why they do so.

I never said it was my business? Quote me on where I said that. I simply said as long as people have good reason to stand behind their candidate that’s all that matters. Don’t get all snippy with me because I didn’t say anything nasty to you.