Tomorrow I am voting for Biden.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Biden doesn’t offer anything. He already told us nothing would fundamentally change if he wins.

We want real, meaningful change. We have since 2008 with Obama.

Only a true populist, Bernie will motivate voters to come out and beat Trump.

Nope. I just want some sense of normalcy. "Fixing" things Trump has damaged. Fill court seats. Take a deep breath. And in 4 years, maybe the D's will have someone inspiring that can work across the aisle to get things done. Young. Energetic. Inspiring.

Also, I'm hoping Moscow Mitch will take a short walk off a high cliff in the intervening years so someone in the senate will ALSO be open to working across the aisle.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It was a difficult decision for me because I wanted someone better. But between Bernie and Biden, I will go with Biden.

Biden can fill judge seats and cabinet positions. We need to reboot our diplomacy. We need to have people who have the experience to fix what trump did internationally. We need someone who won’t try to overhaul everything into some crazy plan and divide the country even more. We need someone who can implement changes to make things better.

And we need someone who isn’t a socialist. I know Dems will vote for Bernie if they have to, but I think republicans will come out in full force to make sure it doesn’t happen. I also think there is a silent portion of Dems that just won’t vote for Bernie in the general.

So Biden it is.

Sigh.

Although Warren is a little left for me, I would prefer her. I think she would get a slightly less progressive version of her plans passed, and I am all right with that.

However, my burning question today: Is a vote for Warren in Virginia's primary a wasted vote? I have two main concerns in this election - stopping Bernie and then stopping Trump. Do I have to give up my vote for Warren in favor of Biden?

If I were voting in Virginia today, I’d vote my heart. And my heart is with Warren.

[Anonymous]

Biden might be teetering with dementia, but you better believe Obama will not let him eff it up.

That’s why people are voting for him. Biden has lots of people, smart and talented people, waiting to work for him again. Maybe do things differently. Maybe put in mode protections against corruption.

But he has people.

Also, if Bernie is on the ticket congress will be really red and nothing will get passed.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Biden might be teetering with dementia, but you better believe Obama will not let him eff it up.

That’s why people are voting for him. Biden has lots of people, smart and talented people, waiting to work for him again. Maybe do things differently. Maybe put in mode protections against corruption.

But he has people.

Also, if Bernie is on the ticket congress will be really red and nothing will get passed.

Yep and here’s the other thing: Bernie doesn’t give 2 craps about the down ballot races.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Biden might be teetering with dementia, but you better believe Obama will not let him eff it up.

That’s why people are voting for him. Biden has lots of people, smart and talented people, waiting to work for him again. Maybe do things differently. Maybe put in mode protections against corruption.

But he has people.

Also, if Bernie is on the ticket congress will be really red and nothing will get passed.

This is one of the strongest arguments for Biden I have seen

[Anonymous]

I’m so happy today

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Biden doesn’t offer anything. He already told us nothing would fundamentally change if he wins.

We want real, meaningful change. We have since 2008 with Obama.

Only a true populist, Bernie will motivate voters to come out and beat Trump.

Nope. I just want some sense of normalcy. "Fixing" things Trump has damaged. Fill court seats. Take a deep breath. And in 4 years, maybe the D's will have someone inspiring that can work across the aisle to get things done. Young. Energetic. Inspiring.

Also, I'm hoping Moscow Mitch will take a short walk off a high cliff in the intervening years so someone in the senate will ALSO be open to working across the aisle.

Agree with you on all points, many times over.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Biden might be teetering with dementia, but you better believe Obama will not let him eff it up.

That’s why people are voting for him. Biden has lots of people, smart and talented people, waiting to work for him again. Maybe do things differently. Maybe put in mode protections against corruption.

But he has people.

Also, if Bernie is on the ticket congress will be really red and nothing will get passed.

This is one of the strongest arguments for Biden I have seen

It’s true! As an Independent BNMW, Bloomberg Voter, Never Trumper, and Biden supporter I am fully behind this.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’m so happy today

+1

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Biden doesn’t offer anything. He already told us nothing would fundamentally change if he wins.

We want real, meaningful change. We have since 2008 with Obama.

Only a true populist, Bernie will motivate voters to come out and beat Trump.

Nope. I just want some sense of normalcy. "Fixing" things Trump has damaged. Fill court seats. Take a deep breath. And in 4 years, maybe the D's will have someone inspiring that can work across the aisle to get things done. Young. Energetic. Inspiring.

Also, I'm hoping Moscow Mitch will take a short walk off a high cliff in the intervening years so someone in the senate will ALSO be open to working across the aisle.

Agree with you on all points, many times over.

Yes to all of this!! I am hoping Biden's VP pick checks the boxes of Young. Energetic. Inspiring. Let's get the ships pointed in the right direction, get momentum and then bring some change.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m so happy today

+1

I feel like I can finally start relaxing. We haven't won this yet - not the primary, certainly not the general - but at least we can coalesce behind Biden now. That part is settled.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Biden might be teetering with dementia, but you better believe Obama will not let him eff it up.

That’s why people are voting for him. Biden has lots of people, smart and talented people, waiting to work for him again. Maybe do things differently. Maybe put in mode protections against corruption.

But he has people.

Also, if Bernie is on the ticket congress will be really red and nothing will get passed.

This is one of the strongest arguments for Biden I have seen

Agree. This is everything right now. Biden will bring intelligent people back into the fold. People who can actually clean up the mess we are in now.

[Anonymous]

Mayor Pete said it best. "...if you think the last four years has been chaotic, divisive, toxic, exhausting, imagine spending the better part of 2020 with Bernie Sanders versus Donald Trump." People are tired of the vitriol. Biden is so much less divisive.

[Anonymous]

If Biden can get Blacks in to come out like it's 2012, it's his for the losing.

But it depends how many Johnson voters "go home" to Trump.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Biden doesn’t offer anything. He already told us nothing would fundamentally change if he wins.

We want real, meaningful change. We have since 2008 with Obama.

Only a true populist, Bernie will motivate voters to come out and beat Trump.

Nope. I just want some sense of normalcy. "Fixing" things Trump has damaged. Fill court seats. Take a deep breath. And in 4 years, maybe the D's will have someone inspiring that can work across the aisle to get things done. Young. Energetic. Inspiring.

Also, I'm hoping Moscow Mitch will take a short walk off a high cliff in the intervening years so someone in the senate will ALSO be open to working across the aisle.

This this this this this. What an evit horrible little man.