Anonymous wrote:Biden? The guy is 77 going on 90. I don't know how we got here but it probably won't end well.

Bernie is 79 going on 100.

We could have had someone younger, but it looks like name recognition is more powerful than physical strength.

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I am voting for Bloomberg. Bloomberg seems to me a stronger candidate.

He has a lot of money. But he is very short.

In a debate he will look like a child next to Trump.

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Anonymous wrote:Benie's plans are unrealistic and he has no intention or ability to implement any of them. When you hear "Medicare for all" or "Free college" what you should be listening to is "Mexico will pay for the wall" because the promise has the same reality.

Yet enough people bought that crap 4 years ago.

And enough of them are have learned their lessons now. Remember, we just need like 70K to remember that hindsight is 2020.

I am voting for Bloomberg. Bloomberg seems to me a stronger candidate.

Biden with a *very* strong VP is the only chance of getting Trump out of the WH.

Anonymous wrote:Benie's plans are unrealistic and he has no intention or ability to implement any of them. When you hear "Medicare for all" or "Free college" what you should be listening to is "Mexico will pay for the wall" because the promise has the same reality.

Yet enough people bought that crap 4 years ago.

Biden? The guy is 77 going on 90. I don't know how we got here but it probably won't end well.

For the Bernie Bros out there ... name one single thing Bernie has ever accomplished in the US Senate

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Anonymous wrote:If Biden gets the nominee, it will be the VP pick that matters most. I expect this to be more of a Bush/Cheney type of presidency where Bush was the face and Cheney was the one who was actually running stuff.

I agree with this.

I also think he agrees with this.

+2

I also agree that Joe knows this. I'm watching that VP nod like a hawk.

Anonymous wrote:Bernie can GTH. I'm voting for Biden tomorrow.

+1 agreeeeed

Tomorrow I am writing in Hillary.

Yep me too.

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.

I don't want real, meaningful change or a true populist. True populists scare the sht out of me. I'm Jewish; my people don't tend to fare too well under real true populists.

I want incremental positive change and stability, personally. That's what I am desperate for.

Anonymous wrote:If Biden gets the nominee, it will be the VP pick that matters most. I expect this to be more of a Bush/Cheney type of presidency where Bush was the face and Cheney was the one who was actually running stuff.

I agree with this.

I also think he agrees with this.

OP here.

I find that Bernie and his supporters don’t really know how they will pay for anything. Nor do I believe they know how to run a government- because instead of compromise it is always extremes.

They are also so angry all the time. If I wanted to have another angry white man in office for the next four years, I might as well vote for Trump. At least then I can say it’s not the DNC furthering the hate.

Also: I still blame Bernie for Trump winning. Because his people could not switch gears and support the democratic nominee. It’s almost like they wanted America to fail so that Bernie could run in 2020. I can’t forget that 70,000 votes gave into Trump. And I think based on the other primaries where he is getting < 50% most people can’t forgive him either.