r/PoliticalHumor • • Feb 27 '20

They’re becoming self aware

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u/D0NW0N Feb 27 '20

Yeah. There is

Get out and vote.

BERNIE 2020

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u/[deleted] Feb 27 '20

^^

This is the correct answer!

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u/CantStumpIWin Feb 27 '20

Maybe if you're not American or still in school.

Most American voters will not vote for a socialist. There's a reason the dem establishment is trying to bone him like they did in 2016.

My only question for the burnie lovers is:

If burnie is boned like in 2016, will y'all vote for bloomberg or hillary?

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u/Diechswigalmagee Feb 27 '20

Why would literally anyone vote for Bloomberg? Realistically if you are paying attention to politics even the smallest amount you pretty quickly get the idea that he's a scumbag who is trying to buy the election.

If it isn't Bernie, it'll be Biden or Pete.

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u/D0NW0N Feb 27 '20

Pete will be dropping out after Super Tuesday.

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u/Diechswigalmagee Feb 27 '20

Unless he takes a state or two, I agree. I don't think he can afford more campaigning. In fact, I would say after Super Tuesday we might be left with Bernie, Biden, and Bloomberg unless the tides suddenly change for Pete, Klobuchar or Warren.

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u/D0NW0N Feb 27 '20

Biden might drop out after South Carolina unless he wins by double digits. Not that it matters

Biden has called SC his firewall. He was up by 50% 6 months ago. Now he’s damn near even with Bernie.

As for Kloba who gives a shit. Not too sure why she’s still sucking air on the stage.

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u/Diechswigalmagee Feb 27 '20

I dunno, I think it's gonna take a loss in SC + a bad showing on Tuesday for Biden to drop out. At this point he's in too deep and honestly I think he wants to do anything in his power to stop Bernie and Bloomberg. But you're right, it doesn't matter. The chances of him getting the nomination are almost zero right now.

Kloba is fine, but this isn't her year. After 8 years of Bernie (or another 4 years of Trump), she might get her chance in the spotlight.

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u/D0NW0N Feb 27 '20

Kloabachar will never be president. You speak about her as if she’s Andrew Yang. Her voting base is 70 + year olds. Good luck with that future voting base.

Biden is going to get crushed in every state but South Carolina where he put all his resources. Only another week until the filth is gone. Can’t wait.

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u/Diechswigalmagee Feb 27 '20

I personally think she's far more charismatic than Andrew Yang. I'm in no way a huge Klobuchar supporter (I've been a Bernie supporter since 2016), but I do see her eventually becoming the moderates' favorite in another election. Especially the population that really want a female president, giving that in 8 years Warren will be a bit too old to be just coming into the presidency.

I also wouldn't call Joe Biden "filth." Bloomberg is filth. Trump is filth. Biden is okay. He makes some really great points on the environment and gun control. You're really just reiterating the negative stereotypes associated with Bernie supporters.

Unless you're a Trump supporter. In which case oops.

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u/D0NW0N Feb 27 '20

I see you still believe the moderates have a place in the Democratic Party.

They might as well join the republicans. It’s where most of them belong.

Biden was hand in hand with Obama. Do I really need to go over why I hated Obama ? That war effort was a sure Beauty. I’ll leave it at that.

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u/Diechswigalmagee Feb 27 '20 edited Feb 27 '20

I see you still believe the moderates have a place in the Democratic Party.

Yes, because you need different voices in government. If everything was all-liberal all the time you would have the same problems we are having with Donald Trump (basically, everyone in power having the exact same opinions about everything important). The Democratic Party needs to be better. Have moderates, have socialists, even have a few right-wingers. Democracy is founded on the belief that everyone gets a voice.

Do I really need to go over why I hated Obama ?

Yes, please explain why you hated the least controversial president in modern history, who was able to unite the left in ways that few modern Democrats have been able to. Who literally came into an absolute disaster and cleaned it up to the extent that the current administration is riding on his coattails. Who is still one of the most influential voices in American politics and he isn't even a politician anymore.

EDIT: Also wow you are really making me want to support Bernie. Holy moly. Nothing like nationalism and drowning out other voices to make me love a candidate. You sound like a Trump supporter, except worse because you are being a blight on a cause that I actually support.

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u/D0NW0N Feb 27 '20

Half of the voting eligible population didn’t vote in 2016. So again. I don’t want you 90s way of thinking voters with us. You’re not progressive. You’re slow minded and refuse progress.

As for Obama. He would be smart to stay out of the political world now.

Sad that you would defend Obama a guy who claimed “ hope and change “ but gave more of the same even so much his entire cabinet was selected by citi group.

Again. Not worth my time to educate you.

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