The Case For Biden

She was rammed down the country’s throat in the primary. The DNC cheated the primary and that is the only reason we’re stuck with Trump now.

Radical feminism with it's self-righteous anger and a sense of entitlement among white women is part of the problem... but it isn't the entire problem

Is Joe Biden a bold progressive, equally at home with foreign leaders as with construction workers, who led the fight against domestic violence, kept Robert Bork off the Supreme Court, and pushed for gay marriage before his boss did when he ably served as Barack Obama’s wingman, America’s beloved “Uncle Joe”? Or is he “Creepy Joe,” an out-of-touch centrist dinosaur, waxing nostalgic about bipartisanship with segregationists, who carried water for the credit card companies and helped humiliate Anita Hill?

Assuming Biden enters the presidential race, he will immediately be confronted with these dueling, disparate narratives, because they’re both basically true.

More Bernie BS. He lies almost as much as Trump. Even with a democratic congress he wont be able to deliver on 30% of his promises. I almost hope he runs and wins soall you Bernieites have to back all your BS like the Trumpies.

Former Vice President Joe Biden, who is reportedly in the final stages of announcing a White House bid, leads all Democratic presidential candidates in support among likely caucus-goers in Iowa, according to a new poll. Biden is trailed by Sen. Bernie Sanders and South Bend, Indiana Mayor Pete Buttigieg.

In the survey, conducted by Monmouth University, Biden leads a field of 24 announced and potential Democratic presidential candidates with 27 percent support among Iowa voters likely to attend the state's Democratic caucuses, which will take place in February 2020. The former Vice President and longtime Delaware senator leads Sanders, who is backed by 16 percent of the potential caucus-goers; Buttigieg, supported by 9 percent of likely voters; Sens. Kamala Harris and Elizabeth Warren, who both enjoy 7 percent support from surveyed voters; and former Texas Rep. Beto O'Rourke, backed by 6 percent of likely voters.

The rest of the presidential candidates and potential contenders — including Sens. Amy Klobuchar, Cory Booker and Kirsten Gillibrand — all polled below 5 percent in support among likely Iowa voters. The surveyed voters picked Biden, Harris and Warren as their top three second choices.

The poll also asked likely voters about the top issues they want candidates to discuss on the campaign trail. According to the survey, more than half of them said health care should be the foremost priority, while 17 percent indicated environmental issues are important to them. The next four issues were immigration, education, job creation and thwarting President Trump's reelection bid.

The Monmouth University poll, conducted between April 4 and 9 via telephone, surveyed 351 Iowa voters likely to attend February's Democratic caucuses. The survey's findings have a margin of error of 5.2 percentage points.