Sideroxylon
Featherless biped
You see another viable option?
Yes, American workers could back a candidate that puts their interests before those of billionaires. Its better that chowing on a turd burger.
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You see another viable option?
Trump has not even begun to fully exploit Biden’s ****** record. Its going to be ugly.
Yes, American workers could back a candidate that puts their interests before those of billionaires. Its better that chowing on a turd burger.
That's nice. Biden gets out Black voters in the Rustbelt.
It's cute that you think this is about right and wrong.
What is this about? Ignoring your own class interests and regurgitating the lies of billionaires who are eroding your wages and conditions if not selling your jobs to China? *nom nom nom*
This is about defeating Trump. Biden polls better in the key battleground states. Nothing else matters.
Yes, thats the narrative that has you deny your own class interests in favour of the obscenely wealthy. Did you hear that from a CNN pundit?
Biden is a horrible candidate and those polls can easily change in a brutal head to head. Not to mention variation in actual voting.
To be cynical, that is exactly what a lot of blue collar voters did in 2016 when they voted for Trump.....
And why does an Aussie claim to know how the American blue collar thinks anyway?
Yes, thats the narrative that has you deny your own class interests in favour of the obscenely wealthy. Did you hear that from a CNN pundit?
Biden is a horrible candidate and those polls can easily change in a brutal head to head. Not to mention variation in actual voting.
And Biden still gets out Black voters in the Rustbelt.
While we suffer amnesia about Biden’s 1988 run. How long will that fetid corpse lay burred?
Yeah, but why should we fear Bernie? Has that been thrashed yet? Gotten off topic:
Hmmm...was 2008 before or after 1988?
Hmmm...was 2008 before or after 1988?
Yeah, but why should we fear Bernie?
If you happen to believe that the coronavirus recession is going to be more than enough to turf out the incumbent (who has consistently asked us to measure his performance based on the stock market) then the only question is what do we have to fear from a Sanders administration.
Consistency? What a quaint thing to worry about.
I know, right? I'm old enough to remember when Bernie wanted the superdelegates to vote their conscience (back in 2016) before he publicly disavowed that position (earlier this year) when it didn't seem helpful.