Corporate Media Are Already Blowing the 2020 Democratic Primary

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Originally Posted by pknopp

Two points here.......The argument is one I've argued for years now. There is a growing number of us that will not under any circumstance vote for the Corporate Democrat. While I could not vote for Trump I noted that I very well might vote for Trump if the (D)'s are stupid enough to select someone like Bloomberg.

The article also goes on to back my argument as to why Sanders would have won. I have argued that very few Sanders supporters voted for Trump, that most stayed home or went with Stein but the article does make the argument that it didn't take very many to swing the election to Trump.

As I've noted many times, the only difference in Corporate (R)'s (which is nearly all of them) and Corporate (D)'s is one will argue you should be able to pee wherever you want.

Wow -- that's news to me. Which party supports the repeal of public urination laws?

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I'm going to vote like a Republican, for my own self interests. I always vote Democrat because I believe in helping out the poor and the disadvantaged. Being in the top 3% means I don't benefit from any of these social programs. However, Trump raised my taxes because he removed SALT deductions. Now I'll vote Democrat again to lower my taxes.

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Originally Posted by hbdwihdh378y9

Wow -- that's news to me. Which party supports the repeal of public urination laws?

All of them outside of the Republicans.

https://ballotpedia.org/2016_preside...estroom_access

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Originally Posted by ottomobeale

Small point. Many people outside of the left wing of the Democratic party will not vote for someone as far left as Sanders.

This is why I keep saying the Dems will blow it in 2020 and we will get 4 more years of the Great Pumpkin.

Sanders is not going to get any traction in this bid.

The person you want to watch is Sherrod Brown. This is a man who unseated Republican Mike Dewine for Senate. He has a wide base, including Republicans, and Brown would easily take Ohio, Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin, which would leave Trump sitting at home.

Originally Posted by swilliamsny

I'm registered as a Republican, and I would have voted for Sanders over Trump. Sounds weird, but I think there were a TON of Americans who just wanted a change of direction the last election. I figured Sanders more socialist ideas would be tempered by Congress, and I also have respect for his work for military vets. I'll also admit that I mistakenly thought he wasn't a war hawk.

I'm an ultra-conservative, but registered as a Democrat so I can vote in the primaries, but I would have voted for Sanders, too, for the same reason.