It’s a shame when you feel your vote won’t matter.LoathedVermin72 wrote:I’ll vote for smaller stuff but probably not in the presidential election. Zero interest in voting for either candidate. CO is gonna vote blue anyway so it doesn’t really matter.Anders wrote:Aren’t you going to vote?LoathedVermin72 wrote:Also that is not at all why I refuse to vote for Biden. But it is funny to watch liberals squirm.
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Oh yes. Especially in a key demographic.LoathedVermin72 wrote:Is Biden really more popular than Clinton? That doesn’t sound right
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Biden will also likely have the added boost of a female VP (possibly Warren), and since he's so goddamn old there's the chance that electing him could lead to the first female president. I don't know if it's a statistically significant population but I know a lot of people would be motivated to vote for him based only on that.
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The reality of the electoral college.Anders wrote:It’s a shame when you feel your vote won’t matter.LoathedVermin72 wrote:I’ll vote for smaller stuff but probably not in the presidential election. Zero interest in voting for either candidate. CO is gonna vote blue anyway so it doesn’t really matter.Anders wrote:Aren’t you going to vote?LoathedVermin72 wrote:Also that is not at all why I refuse to vote for Biden. But it is funny to watch liberals squirm.
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Suburban women shifted hard towards democrats in 2018 and I don't see why that would change now. I hear what Mickey is saying about midterms, but the 2018 vote was as much about Trump as anything else. If Biden talks coherently about healthcare and chooses a good running mate, he should be able to keep those soccer moms that switched over.theplatypus wrote:Biden will also likely have the added boost of a female VP (possibly Warren), and since he's so goddamn old there's the chance that electing him could lead to the first female president. I don't know if it's a statistically significant population but I know a lot of people would be motivated to vote for him based only on that.
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Anders wrote:That's weird by the mods. This poll is not the same as Burt's at all.
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Pretty big if.Hatfield wrote:Suburban women shifted hard towards democrats in 2018 and I don't see why that would change now. I hear what Mickey is saying about midterms, but the 2018 vote was as much about Trump as anything else. If Biden talks coherently about healthcare and chooses a good running mate, he should be able to keep those soccer moms that switched over.theplatypus wrote:Biden will also likely have the added boost of a female VP (possibly Warren), and since he's so goddamn old there's the chance that electing him could lead to the first female president. I don't know if it's a statistically significant population but I know a lot of people would be motivated to vote for him based only on that.
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I bet she isverb_to_trust wrote:Warren is not going to be the VP pick
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Has anyone talked about the liberal Wisconsin judge who beat Trump's incumbent, who he endorsed via Twitter after successfully suppressing voter turn out? She didn't just win she won convincingly.
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Based on what?LoathedVermin72 wrote:I bet she isverb_to_trust wrote:Warren is not going to be the VP pick
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I think it’s been the plan for a long time. She ran as a Bernie spoiler knowing she’d be named Biden’s VP when he gets the nom.verb_to_trust wrote:Based on what?LoathedVermin72 wrote:I bet she isverb_to_trust wrote:Warren is not going to be the VP pick
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She ran as a Bernie spoiler because she couldn't help herself, got thirsty.LoathedVermin72 wrote:I think it’s been the plan for a long time. She ran as a Bernie spoiler knowing she’d be named Biden’s VP when he gets the nom.verb_to_trust wrote:Based on what?LoathedVermin72 wrote:I bet she isverb_to_trust wrote:Warren is not going to be the VP pick
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Plenty of evidence out there that Dems are in a stronger position than '16, and Trump's chances aren't as good as many people seem to think.verb_to_trust wrote:Has anyone talked about the liberal Wisconsin judge who beat Trump's incumbent, who he endorsed via Twitter after successfully suppressing voter turn out? She didn't just win she won convincingly.
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I think so too. When Trump tweets to go vote for someone it seems like that person loses most of the time.Rob wrote:Plenty of evidence out there that Dems are in a stronger position than '16, and Trump's chances aren't as good as many people seem to think.verb_to_trust wrote:Has anyone talked about the liberal Wisconsin judge who beat Trump's incumbent, who he endorsed via Twitter after successfully suppressing voter turn out? She didn't just win she won convincingly.
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It’s a good thing the DNC backed a strong candidate to defeat himRob wrote:Plenty of evidence out there that Dems are in a stronger position than '16, and Trump's chances aren't as good as many people seem to think.verb_to_trust wrote:Has anyone talked about the liberal Wisconsin judge who beat Trump's incumbent, who he endorsed via Twitter after successfully suppressing voter turn out? She didn't just win she won convincingly.
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How do you define "strong candidate?" Turnout in the primary was up from 2016 and Biden posted some huge numbers post-Nevada, on the backs of the same type of voters who just defeated Trump's judge in WI.LoathedVermin72 wrote:It’s a good thing the DNC backed a strong candidate to defeat himRob wrote:Plenty of evidence out there that Dems are in a stronger position than '16, and Trump's chances aren't as good as many people seem to think.verb_to_trust wrote:Has anyone talked about the liberal Wisconsin judge who beat Trump's incumbent, who he endorsed via Twitter after successfully suppressing voter turn out? She didn't just win she won convincingly.
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I dunno, someone who’s not a walking corpse incapable of stringing a cogent sentence together? For starters.Rob wrote:How do you define "strong candidate?" Turnout in the primary was up from 2016 and Biden posted some huge numbers post-Nevada, on the backs of the same type of voters who just defeated Trump's judge in WI.LoathedVermin72 wrote:It’s a good thing the DNC backed a strong candidate to defeat himRob wrote:Plenty of evidence out there that Dems are in a stronger position than '16, and Trump's chances aren't as good as many people seem to think.verb_to_trust wrote:Has anyone talked about the liberal Wisconsin judge who beat Trump's incumbent, who he endorsed via Twitter after successfully suppressing voter turn out? She didn't just win she won convincingly.
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