New strategy, move quickly to the center, Yang or Gabbard or.....jeez, you're messing this thing up! Hillary may be your only hope now.

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To be clear, I think Trump certainly can win, because he will have an Electoral College advantage again. But I don't know why you'd be confident about it.

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Whatever happens, Trump - if he is still in office - will lose the popular vote by 4M votes or more.

As you say, he might still win the election.

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The 2020 edition of the Merriam Webster Collegiate Dictionary has just announced it will be accompanying the definition of the word "taint" with a new graphic:*



*Apparently the photo on the right closely resembles the graphic that was replaced.

TT: "Tainted Trump"

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Biden leads with 24%,
followed closely by Sanders at 22%.
Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren is third with 17%,
followed by South Bend, Ind., Mayor Pete Buttigieg at 13%,

Entrepreneur Andrew Yang is fifth with 5%;
former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg 4%,
Minnesota Sen. Amy Klobuchar 4%and
New Jersey Sen. Cory Booker 4%.

Clustered together with just 1% support are former Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Julin Castro, Hawaii Rep. Tulsi Gabbard and Colorado Sen. Michael Bennet.

Former Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick, billionaire Tom Steyer, spiritualist and author Marianne Williamson and former Rep. John Delaney all get less than 1%

I'd be alright with any of those 4%'ers!!!

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Change that to "For"

Bearforce do you really give a shhh about black people?

Democrats, it's December and you have no one.

That's not true at all. We have not only ONE, but TWO articles of impeachment!
Merry Happy Impeachment to you, too!

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Does his popularity with blacks have to do with him being Obama's chosen VP I wonder

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Does his popularity with blacks have to do with him being Obama's chosen VP I wonder

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It's this and the fact that he's seen as the safest choice. Black voters tend to be pragmatic.

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Does his popularity with blacks have to do with him being Obama's chosen VP I wonder

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It's this and the fact that he's seen as the safest choice. Black voters tend to be pragmatic.

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Except that blacks who are paying attention realize Obama did very little for them.
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2017/jan/09/barack-obama-legacy-presidency

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Does his popularity with blacks have to do with him being Obama's chosen VP I wonder

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It's this and the fact that he's seen as the safest choice. Black voters tend to be pragmatic.

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But I am constantly told blacks are tired of the status quo

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Except that blacks who are paying attention realize Obama did very little for them.
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2017/jan/09/barack-obama-legacy-presidency

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A silly concept. "He's the same race as me, yet my life is no better as a result of his policies. Ergo, he did nothing for our race!"

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Define status quo. They are generally tired of Trump, which is why they want to back the guy they think is most likely to beat him.

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Define status quo. They are generally tired of Trump, which is why they want to back the guy they think is most likely to beat him.

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Warren-Sanders-Biden are the lead three. The OP weighs in with the combined gravitas of a Russian bot.

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Define status quo. They are generally tired of Trump, which is why they want to back the guy they think is most likely to beat him.

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America is oppressive and racist. Why would they want that to continue?

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Does his popularity with blacks have to do with him being Obama's chosen VP I wonder

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Define status quo. They are generally tired of Trump, which is why they want to back the guy they think is most likely to beat him.

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America is oppressive and racist. Why would they want that to continue?

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Exactly, they don't want any more of Trump.

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Define status quo. They are generally tired of Trump, which is why they want to back the guy they think is most likely to beat him.

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America is oppressive and racist. Why would they want that to continue?

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Exactly, they don't want any more of Trump.

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They just want a staple of America's racist and oppressive history

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Does his popularity with blacks have to do with him being Obama's chosen VP I wonder

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It's this and the fact that he's seen as the safest choice. Black voters tend to be pragmatic.

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But I am constantly told blacks are tired of the status quo

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Define status quo. They are generally tired of Trump, which is why they want to back the guy they think is most likely to beat him.

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America is oppressive and racist. Why would they want that to continue?

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Exactly, they don't want any more of Trump.

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They just want a staple of America's racist and oppressive history

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I don't know what this is supposed to mean.

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Define status quo. They are generally tired of Trump, which is why they want to back the guy they think is most likely to beat him.

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America is oppressive and racist. Why would they want that to continue?

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Exactly, they don't want any more of Trump.

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They just want a staple of America's racist and oppressive history

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I don't know what this is supposed to mean.

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Derivative:

It's February 2020 and it's a tie between Buttigieg, Give me all your money bro, and Stop calling me quid pro joe. Democrats, you got no one to beat Trump. Too early?