Breaking news: Trump is unhinged. Slagging Dem candidates even worse than pac. Also apparently doesn't realize Bloonberg wasn't on the ballot.

Pete playing the unity card.

JFLNYC wrote:Take out about 10% for Steyer and those below him, so far about 37% of NH Dems have voted for progressive candidates and 53% have voted for moderates.

hope the moderates don't divide the party and cause a brokered convention. the democrat party must unify behind the frontrunner who won the popularity vote.

Buttigieg the delegate leader after two contests.

Hopefully pacino falls in line quickly.

And yet he has fewer votes. Democracy.

I really can’t stand Buttigieg.

The obvious carbon copying of Obama’s cadence isn’t helping.

Nevertheless this must be viewed as a disappointing result to outright setback for Sanders.

he just said he won?

Oh lord... Buttigieg saying “I admired Bernie Sanders when I was a high school student”...fuuuuuuuuuuuccccckkkkkkk you dude.

What an odd feeling, having results the same night the voting took place.

What is Buttigieg’s platform like? I’ve heard him speak many times, but I’ve never heard him say anything.

Wolfgang622 wrote:Oh lord... Buttigieg saying “I admired Bernie Sanders when I was a high school student”...fuuuuuuuuuuuccccckkkkkkk you dude.

TBF Fox "broke" a story about how Buttigieg wrote a prize winning essay on Sanders back on high school yesterday, I guess revealing him to a commie in hiding or something.

jerseyhoya wrote:Buttigieg the delegate leader after two contests.

Hopefully pacino falls in line quickly.

can't wait to see all the funny videos of him on the campaign trail in south carolina.

CalvinBall wrote:And yet he has fewer votes. Democracy.

I certainly didn't come up with the delegate allocation rules for the Democratic Party

Though if I had it'd be less democratic than what they have now. Would've thought the GOP shitshow from 2016 would've led to an increase in super delegates, not a decrease.

bernie will have many more delegates than pete by super tuesday. it owns they moved the cali primary up

swishnicholson wrote:

Wolfgang622 wrote:Oh lord... Buttigieg saying “I admired Bernie Sanders when I was a high school student”...fuuuuuuuuuuuccccckkkkkkk you dude.

TBF Fox "broke" a story about how Buttigieg wrote a prize winning essay on Sanders back on high school yesterday, I guess revealing him to a commie in hiding or something.

See, besides the obvious shot at the age difference between them inherent in that “compliment,” I see a more subtle shot along the lines of “back when I was an immature child I admired Senator Sanders, but now that I am an adult and am funded by billionaires I know where my bread is buttered and therefore his ideas are just pie-in-the-sky idealism.”

For a sub 40 year old this is awfully cynical. It’ll be a long time before I am over it. Of the four moderates, I think Klobuchar is the best candidate, but if I had to pick a personal fave, I’d actually go Biden. Bloomberg and Buttigieg annoy me too much, and Klobuchar is mean to her staff and I don’t like that.

At this point, on a personal level, I am Warren/Sanders/Biden, on a real level I am Sanders or bust because the latter two are cooked.

I’ll vote for Buttigieg/Klobuchar/Bloomberg in November but I won’t like it.

daily reminder: mike bloomberg donates to republicans every year. he donated a ton to pat toomey in 2016.

da_bad_ass wrote:daily reminder: mike bloomberg donates to republicans every year. he donated a ton to pat toomey in 2016.

Sanders should just run that fact in an ad in every primary state where Bloomberg registers in polling at all.

Gimpy wrote:What is Buttigieg’s platform like? I’ve heard him speak many times, but I’ve never heard him say anything.

You don’t know because he isn’t saying anything really and he lulls you to sleep. Obama’s cadence works because he was saying something, Pete is offering nothing.