Progressives (Liberals)

Pocahontas, working in conjunction with the Democrat Party, totally destroyed the campaign of Bernie Sanders. If she would have quit 3 days earlier, Sanders would have beaten Biden in a route, it wouldn’t even have been close. They also got two other losers to support Sleepy Joe!

Just remember Hillary outvoted trump by 3 million votes, and we haven't forgotten we got the loser as prez. Won't happen again.

Todd Shepherd
@shepherdreports
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McConnell just said on @hughhewitt that impeachment diverted the attention of the government in Jan while virus was developing. - paraphrasing but thrust is correct

However this all plays out, I want her in the very top levels of a Dem administration. Getting the economy running and rebuilding everything the GOP has decimated will be a huge under-taking.

David B. Larter
@DavidLarter
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I've never seen anything like this.

Captain of Theodore Roosevelt pens a four-page letter pleading for resources, says the situation is rapidly spinning out of control as nearly 200 sailors test positive: https://sfchronicle.com/bayarea/article/Exclusive-Captain-of-aircraft-carrier-with-15167883.php

Remember all the cheese-eatin prophets (you know, the ones who said Hillary would win by 20 points)? They predicted a stock market crash if Trump was elected. The opposite happened, and it never quit until the Kung Flu came alone. Not to worry. Trump will revive it soon.

The only reason it's 15% of Sander's supporters versus 10-12% seen in 2016 is because Sanders support has dropped by 35%,

Joe Biden will win based on greater turnout and those BOB idiots will be more than nullified.

The mood on the left following former Vice President Joe Biden's besting of Sen. Bernie Sanders (I–Vt.) in Tuesday's primaries is one of defiance and scorn about the way the most establishment candidate pretty much always wins in Democratic Party politics. Many are rejecting the idea that it's now their duty to vote for Biden and are pledging not to back Biden should he get the party's nomination, which now seems very likely.

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Joe Biden will win based on greater turnout and those BOB idiots will be more than nullified.

Biden does not have a chance. Only 24% of the Democratic party are excited about him and his campaign. That is a pitiful percentage but matches up good with a pitiful and senile candidate.

@shepherdreports wrote:

McConnell just said on @hughhewitt that impeachment diverted the attention of the government in Jan while virus was developing. - paraphrasing but thrust is correct

It was pretty obvious these clowns would try this one.

Why Hasn’t Obama Endorsed Biden?

Ryan Lizza wrote, “Back when Sanders seemed like more of a threat than he does now, Obama said privately that if Bernie were running away with the nomination, Obama would speak up to stop him. Lizza’s report seems a little unsure of itself, though:

When it comes to Sanders, I asked one close adviser whether Obama would really lay himself on the line to prevent a Sanders nomination. “I can’t really confirm that,” the adviser said. “He hasn’t said that directly to me. The only reason I’m hesitating at all is because, yeah, if Bernie were running away with it, I think maybe we would all have to say something. But I don’t think that’s likely. It’s not happening.” (Another close Obama friend said, “Bernie’s not a Democrat.”)

What are the possibilities here? Were Obama to fully embrace Joe Biden, complete with campaigning and advertising, Biden would presumably become the front-runner. Does Obama lack confidence in Biden’s abilities? Has Obama made his peace with the Democratic Party’s (and maybe the country’s) taking a sharp leftward turn? (Joe Biden’s claim that he asked Obama not to endorse him is an obvious lie that no reporter, as far as I know, has pressed him about.)