Posted on 09/11/2019 4:30:51 PM PDT by lasereye
Bernie Sanders (I-VT) is leading in the early primary state New Hampshire, according to a Franklin Pierce University-Boston Herald poll released Wednesday. The survey – taken September 4- 10, 2019, among 425 likely Democrat primary voters – shows the majority choosing the Vermont senator as their first choice with a commanding lead, clocking in with 29 percent support.
National frontrunner Joe Biden (D) comes in second place with 21 percent support, followed by Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) with 17 percent support.
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Watch Hillary, or even Gore, get in.
Suppose I told you that not even socialist sockpuppet voters believe in polls anymore.
Suppose I told you that they were going to vote for the real socialist instead of Her-onimo.
Maybe he will.
But there is every possibility that if he runs as an independent he will pull more votes than the Democrat nominee. Especially if the leadership wedges in a candidate at the convention who didn’t run in the primaries.
It would be fun to watch the official Democrat candidate come in third.
We want one winner in Iowa, a different one in New Hampshire, yet another in South Carolina, and so forth.
I think Dinobernie will win it outright, for all the reasons I’ve stated multiple times.
“Her-onimo”
I like it!
I don’t think Emanuel would be able to go up against Trump. Chicago politics is a big boat anchor for the rest of the country.
We may get that-Warren wins Iowa, Sanders wins New Hampshire but it will probably still be Biden as nominee if he wins S Carolina-then Super Tuesday
the only way Biden gets knocked out is if he loses all 3
I think Trump has a better chance against Sanders or Warren,Biden still polls well with independents and gaffes will be ignored if he is the nominee
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