Posted on 02/11/2020 8:01:24 PM PST by catnipman
Elizabeth Warren admitted defeat in New Hampshire Tuesday night. She claimed to be still plotting a path forward for her presidential campaign, but, at this point, it has nowhere left to go.
With results still coming in, MSNBC has projected that Warren will come out of the primary with zero delegates. At best, she'll be in a distant fourth, well behind Bernie Sanders, Pete Buttigieg, and Amy Klobuchar. This was a disastrous night for Warren on top of an already lackluster showing in Iowa last week.
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Not even 1/1024th of a chance...
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Good One!
Squaw no more warpath on big orange man.
She was never viable.. especially with Bernie in the race..
Back to the teepee for the Algonquin squaw.
Groan...
She should try running as a baboon instead of running as an Indian. The problem with that, though, is that even Democrats are tired of baboons (harridans, harpies, feminists of any kind,...).
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Betcha she doesn’t drop out until after the first Super Tuesday.
Greg Beaver headem back to teepee for firewater and smokem heap big pipe....
Wearing a cat suit when you’re no Julie Newmar is no way to become president.
Steyer calls your assertion that he’s dropped out a ‘lie’. He has much more things to promise voters (though I think he’s starting to give away the same money multiple times.)
Just once, I’d like to see someone at the debate go ‘fine then, how much of your assets go to reparations? Let’s figure that out and you can write the check tonight.’
Well that’s one way to get in the news. Spread a rumor you dropped out then call it a lie.
About the only press he was going to receive.
Or maybe a democrat tried to pull a Ted Cruz / Ben Carson stunt. But if so they did it wrong. It only works if you spread the rumor to get the delegates to swap in a caucus.
and not just the national averages, but the individual state averages too, which are even more important and interesting than the national ones ...
also, the rcp average for NH was interesting for what the polls got right and what they got wrong, namely they were pretty close to correct for all the candidates except Klobuchar, who polled at almost 12%, but actually ended up with nearly 20% of the actual vote ... one thing i noticed was that the poll totals were only 94%, so whatever that 6% was, it ended up with Klobuchar...
Yeah I just looked at Nevada and South Carolina polls.
Steyer looks like he’s coming on strong suddenly in those two states.
Yep, not one reporter will write that he out performed Bloomberg 4 to 1. Awkward!
That nearly doubling of Klobuchar’s showing vs poll has to be pretty tightly tied to her first to the podium speech in Iowa (and the only one who made it ‘prime time’ for New Hampshire) as well as a not too terrible debate showing (while everyone else is promising the moon.)
Can she carry it forward? Hope not. Bring Comrade Sanders please!
“Hope not. Bring Comrade Sanders please!”
absolutely agree ...
LOL !
“Yeah I just looked at Nevada and South Carolina polls.”
it’s hard to get a grip on SC because there are only two polls and one is out of date, while the other is REALLY old ...
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