Posted on 02/14/2020 7:41:33 AM PST by SmokingJoe
29% of Democratic primary voters back Sen. Bernie Sanders, up 4 points since before the N.H. primary.
17% say Joe Biden has the best chance of beating President Trump in 2020, down 12 points from before Tuesday’s result.
Following his narrow victory in New Hampshire’s Democratic presidential primary — his second successive strong showing in the party’s first nominating contests — Sen. Bernie Sanders opened up a double-digit lead over former Vice President Joe Biden and entrenched himself as the best-positioned candidate heading into next week’s Nevada caucuses.
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Not according to nbc’s corrupt Schmucky Todd.
Course, we all know Schmuck is in denial.
Buttigieg leads in delegates with many unpledged that won’t go to Sanders.
Not to worry.
The Democrats have the fraud well in-hand.
>>Buttigieg leads in delegates with many unpledged that won’t go to Sanders.
But, Iowa and NH are “too white”, so their delegates won’t count.
Sanders is polling right now at about 10% in Florida and Bloomberg, only state he polling well in, is at about 26%.
Probably because of all the New Yorkers Miami.
Starting with racist Woodrow Wilson a hundred years ago the Democrats have been incorporating big government, collectivist and socialist ideals into their party platform and policy making. It’s all led to a real live Marxist about to take their party’s presidential nomination with a ton of support among RAT voters! F Schmuck Todd and the rest of the RAT establishment are getting what they deserve!
“Bernie eh? Mister Trump, you lucky devil!”
Remember that one time that everybody joked about O’Bungholes chances
By the skin of the teeth. And he is done. The nearly all white Iowa and New Hampshire are over. Nevada, South Carolina and Super Tuesday states like California, Texas etc will not be kind to him. Bernie is polling 39% to his 11%.
Bloomberg has been carpet bombing Florida with ads for months.
Vote for Bernie in the primary.
He is our best chance to take back the House.
Interesting title using the word “cement”. As in stone, as in permanent, as in suggesting he’s getting the nomination.
Who knows, maybe he will. The problem with this is if he does he will be harder to beat than Biden because of the hard left adores him and will come out in droves to both actually vote and to raise the dead to vote again. Voter fraud will be like never before along with voter intimidation.
And if they lose, talk about violence on a level never seen before. At least Hitlery lost without creating massive nationwide violence.
Those thinking Trump will win in a landslide over Sanders are in la la land. The massive corruption and violence has not been factored in.
He’s been running them here in PA for months. Just saw my first Bloomberg yard sign today.
How many delegates do Iowa and NH have? And how is ole Pete going to do in the delegate rich(and minority rich) California and Texas?
Exactly how big is Pete's delegate lead over Bernie right now ? Tiny. Pete is done.
I suspect having so many former New Yorker’s there is helping him. The Jewish vote is going to him rather than Sanders.
Seems to be the only state he is doing well in and that isn’t saying much.
I predict STRANGE OCCURRENCES and UNUSUAL EVENTS will again derail the BERN!
Yes.
According to the latest “polls” at RCP’s, Bernie’s ahead in Texas, Biden’s ahead in GA and NC, and mini Mike is ahead in Fla(which I believe is pure puffery).
I don’t see Mayor Chete’s name at the top of any of these
Democratic Primary Polls
Texas (UT/TX Tribune): Sanders 24, Biden 22, Warren 15, Bloomberg 10
Georgia (WSB): Biden 32, Sanders 14, Bloomberg 14, Buttigieg 5, Warren 4
North Carolina: Biden 24, Sanders 20, Bloomberg 16, Warren 11, Buttigieg 8, Klobuchar 3, Steyer 4, Gabbard 2
Florida (St. Pete): Bloomberg 27, Biden 26, Buttigieg 11, Sanders 10
True. But right now, I am far more concerned about Bloomberg, because of the sheer volume of money he has.
I was in New York when he run as a Republican against Democrat Mark Green in 2001. No one gave him a chance. He still won by spending gargantuan amounts of money.
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