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Poll: Bernie’s The Most Popular Choice for VP


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Chromatic Lover
29 minutes ago, M Monstre said:

I still believe that Kamala Harris will be his VP pick. I feel like ever since she dropped out, she was trying to secure that position. She was doing relatively well at the time, it didn't really make sense for her to drop out so early, but if this was her plan, and if it works, I guess she would've done a good job. 

She was polling at 1 or 2% when she dropped out. Correct me if I'm wrong. The whole tulsi scenario destroyed her momentum :selena:

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REALITY
1 minute ago, Chromatic Lover said:

She was polling at 1 or 2% when she dropped out. Correct me if I'm wrong. The whole tulsi scenario destroyed her momentum :selena:

Really? Maybe my memory is not as great as I thought it was :selena: I thought she was placing like 5th or 6th in the polls. I mean, that isn’t great either, but again, “relatively” well :selena:

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Chromatic Lover
3 minutes ago, M Monstre said:

Really? Maybe my memory is not as great as I thought it was :selena: I thought she was placing like 5th or 6th in the polls. I mean, that isn’t great either, but again, “relatively” well :selena:

On the day she suspended her campaign, she stood at 3.4 percent. She blamed her decision on fundraising woes, which allowed liberal admirers to point fingers at overly cautious and racially blinkered donors. But the reality is that when you're mounting a national campaign for president just two months out from the Iowa caucuses, running a distant sixth place just isn't good enough to keep the lights on, no matter the candidate's race

https://www.google.com/amp/s/theweek.com/articles-amp/882074/why-kamala-harris-failed

My stats were wrong :selena:

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LateToCult
39 minutes ago, StarstruckIllusion said:

If his campaign got it, they’d get out of the dumb restrictions they put themselves in by choosing Nina Turner or maybe even Warren... but, they’re not even being floated around so :madge:

Warren has oddly entered the picture. They allegedly had a conversation after she publicly endorsed him and theres’s been a few big fluff pieces making a case for her.

I still think Kamala or Amy are more likely to be chosen but Liz may have a bigger shot than she did before. Who knows.

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20% is a very small plurality though. If you gave potential Biden voters the chance to choose between two options, e.g. Harris and Bernie, would Bernie still be the most popular option? That's a key takeaway (at least for me) from the primaries: you can have 20 or even 30% of people behind you, but that doesn't mean the 30% option is actually preferred to the 10% option in a race with multiple options.

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StarstruckIllusion
2 minutes ago, Luc said:

20% is a very small plurality though. If you gave potential Biden voters the chance to choose between two options, e.g. Harris and Bernie, would Bernie still be the most popular option? That's a key takeaway (at least for me) from the primaries: you can have 20 or even 30% of people behind you, but that doesn't mean the 30% option is actually preferred to the 10% option in a race with multiple options.

What’s historically done, and a smart strategic move, is building a coalition between two camps with the VP pick. The conservative Dems have their reason to vote with Biden, why give them another? They’re not the majority of Americans, and opinion polls now say a majority of Americans want M4A, while Biden is out here saying he won’t fight for it. 

Hillary didn’t unite the party in 2016 by choosing a progressive candidate, and not only did she NOT stomp Trump like everyone said she would, but she lost. Unfortunately the corporate dems are too blind by money to see that. 

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Whispering
7 hours ago, StarstruckIllusion said:

If his campaign got it, they’d get out of the dumb restrictions they put themselves in by choosing Nina Turner or maybe even Warren... but, they’re not even being floated around so :madge:

Nina Turner? Lol, no way! She doesn’t have enough experience to be VP. That would be a terrible choice!

Warren would be fine, or Harris, or Klobuchar, or a dozen other candidates that have governing or Senate experience.

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derpmonster
7 hours ago, heygurlhi said:

Harris to pivet more to black folks 

Harris is less popular than Buttigieg among black folk :billie:

Black people don't like cops and there's an important reason why. Let's not have cops as the VP and lose part of the support Biden has. VP is meant to expand support.

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ALGAYDO
7 hours ago, HorusRa2 said:

Yall heard it here first: it’s Klobuchar. 

Mans he’s gonna lose by a landslide. 

Oh god don’t say that. As if the left needed another reason to abstain their vote or write someone else in. Choosing Klobuchar would be the final nail in his campaign’s coffin. 
 

But then again... he did say that he was open to choosing a Republican VP, so I guess I shouldn’t be so surprised if he did end up with Ms. Post-It Notes :billie:

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