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Buttigieg suspends his campaign

shmogie

Well-Known Member
Just a coincidence in the timing, sleepy joe gets all the delegates alfred e. newman wins on tuesday.

I wonder if crazy bernie has noticed this?
 

Salvador

RF's Swedenborgian
Former South Bend mayor Pete Buttigieg has suspended his campaign.

Pete Buttigieg drops out of the 2020 Democratic presidential primary ahead of Super Tuesday

Yesterday Tom Steyer ended his campaign.

Looks to me like Crazy socialist Bernie is currently unstoppable to be the Democrat's Presidential nominee, whom most Americans will reject during the general Presidential election in favor of Trump who has led America into unprecedented economy prosperity with his executive actions of enacting regulation cuts, U.S. withdrawal from the Paris climate treaty, fair and balanced trade deals like U.S.M.C.A. and the China Phase One, and approval of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017; all this of our Trump-led Trumped-up economy leading to record prosperity with record high stock valuations, record employment opportunities for minorities, real wage growth for the middle class, and reduced poverty. Furthermore, Trump has helped strengthened our nation's security by way of having border security improved, the withdrawal of U.S. troops from endless wars, and the appointment of conservative judges.
 

sun rise

The world is on fire
Premium Member
Looks to me like Crazy socialist Bernie is currently unstoppable to be the Democrat's Presidential nominee, whom most Americans will reject during the general Presidential election in favor of Trump who has led America into unprecedented economy prosperity with his executive actions of enacting regulation cuts, U.S. withdrawal from the Paris climate treaty, fair and balanced trade deals like U.S.M.C.A. and the China Phase One, and approval of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017; all this of our Trump-led Trumped-up economy leading to record prosperity with record high stock valuations, record employment opportunities for minorities, real wage growth for the middle class, and reduced poverty. Furthermore, Trump has helped strengthened our nation's security by way of having border security improved, the withdrawal of U.S. troops from endless wars, and the appointment of conservative judges.
Nice fantasy. The truth is something quite different.
 

Duke_Leto

Active Member
Reposting what I wrote on another forum.

I'm honestly surprised that Buttigieg has dropped out, especially now. The Klob hasn't been doing well so far, and so I figured she would be the next to drop.

Personally, I'm not convinced he was planning this. He was campaigning until the end. The conspiracy theorist in me wonders if the DNC forced him out to force voters to coalesce around Biden and slow Sanders' momentum. Maybe he was promised a VP, but I don't think he's a strategically good choice to balance Biden. Either way I expect he'll probably endorse Biden.

I figure Warren is too much a narcissist to drop out for a while. She's a snake, though, and this is increasingly clear to the average voter. She's not going to gain many new supporters, and as her campaign circles the drain she might lose a few. I'm not sure where they'd siphon to -- Sanders, maybe?

Bloomberg is trying to win buy the election. I almost want him to win so I can hear Democrats try to explain what makes him better than Trump.

Biden is a corrupt soup-brain, and Trump will slaughter him on the debate stage. But I imagine a lot of people will vote for a vegetable over Trump, so no bets on the general election.

Sanders may be a succdem, but a social democrat is better than a liberal, and he's fundamentally a good person, unlike anyone else in this race, and, frankly, if he manages to get M4A implemented, the lives of everyone I know will be improved. He's the best candidate by far. He won't do very hot in the southeast because Southern Democrats are exclusively black church women, and the black religious establishment's allied itself with Biden (the SC party boss is James Clyburn, who particularly runs a well-oiled machine). Black people are also generally conservative, as a rule. But I'm cautiously optimistic about his chances in Texas; most Latino youth seem to like Sanders, and I think their enthusiasm might stand a chance of swaying their families.

Edit: I forgot Gabbard was a thing. She also seems like a decent person, aside from being the ambassador for Hindu Nazis. Unfortunately, her campaign is doomed. I think she'll endorse Sanders once she drops.
 

Father Heathen

Veteran Member
Personally, I really haven't been enthusiastic or optimistic about any of the candidates, and have only became less so as they've dropped out.
 

Revoltingest

Pragmatic Libertarian
Premium Member
What do you think Bernie can offer to counter a good economy?
He has a singular outstanding quality, ie,
a lower probability of getting us into a war.
Anther fine quality is that he'd fail to get a
true socialist agenda thru Congress.
And finally, it's funny how he sounds like
Larry David.
 

dfnj

Well-Known Member
What do you think Bernie can offer to counter a good economy?

"Good" is dependent on what measure you use to assess the economy. There are plenty Bernie can pick from that support his political positions.
 

dfnj

Well-Known Member
He has a singular outstanding quality, ie,
a lower probability of getting us into a war.

I'm not sure the military is any longer under civilian control. Over the last 20 years it doesn't matter who is president the result is the same foreign policy (broadly speaking).
 

dfnj

Well-Known Member
I was surprised at this as he seemed to be doing well, above many of the others.

He's a very good speaker. He definitely put himself on the stage for 2024 unless the dems win this year by some miracle.
 

Revoltingest

Pragmatic Libertarian
Premium Member
I'm not sure the military is any longer under civilian control. Over the last 20 years it doesn't matter who is president the result is the same foreign policy (broadly speaking).
Oh, civilians are indeed the ones directing the military.
We keep electing leaders with a penchant for war.
GWB was re-elected after his wars. Obama was
re-elected after continuing them. And Hillary, who
voted to start & continue the wars won the popular
vote (albeit not the election).
Leaders pursue war because most people favor war.
 
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