US presidential election 2020:Winner?

[Jimbeaux]

So, to keep the thread on track, the next substantial step in the US election 2020 process is South Carolina and Super Tuesday. That will go a long way to deciding the Democratic nominee.

The long range concern will be whether or not the Democratic Convention is a brokered one or not. If a Candidate secures at least 50% of the delegates, it will be a straight formality and that person will be the nominee.

[NoNeed]

Jimbeaux said:

So, to keep the thread on track, the next substantial step in the US election 2020 process is South Carolina and Super Tuesday. That will go a long way to deciding the Democratic nominee.

The long range concern will be whether or not the Democratic Convention is a brokered one or not. If a Candidate secures at least 50% of the delegates, it will be a straight formality and that person will be the nominee.

When will they end this pretend democratic process, we all know Hilary is going to have another go I will be shocked if she doesn't

[Jimbeaux]

NoNeed said:

When will they end this pretend democratic process, we all know Hilary is going to have another go I will be shocked if she doesn't

Although these days I learned to rule few things out, I don’t see that one happening myself.

[Jimbeaux]

NoNeed said:

When will they end this pretend democratic process, we all know Hilary is going to have another go I will be shocked if she doesn't

Although these days I learned to rule few things out, I don’t see that one happening myself.

[NoNeed]

Jimbeaux said:

NoNeed said:

When will they end this pretend democratic process, we all know Hilary is going to have another go I will be shocked if she doesn't

Although these days I learned to rule few things out, I don’t see that one happening myself.

There is no way they will let it be Bernie

[Jimbeaux]

NoNeed said:

There is no way they will let it be Bernie

Oh I agree that the DNC don’t want Bernie. However, I think they will boost Bloomberg before Clinton.

[NoNeed]

Jimbeaux said:

NoNeed said:

There is no way they will let it be Bernie

Oh I agree that the DNC don’t want Bernie. However, I think they will boost Bloomberg before Clinton.

I think Bloomberg is part of a plot to get Clinton on the ticket

[Jimbeaux]

NoNeed said:

I think Bloomberg is part of a plot to get Clinton on the ticket

You do? That would be some wild bit of business there.

[NoNeed]

Jimbeaux said:

NoNeed said:

I think Bloomberg is part of a plot to get Clinton on the ticket

You do? That would be some wild bit of business there.

I think she was planned to be his running mate and when he drops out in the later stage she takes over, the problem is that for all his money the plan may need adjustment.



Just a theory of course

[NoNeed]

Just spotted this on twitter and it seems I am not the only person that thinks this

https://www.redstate.com/nick-arama/2020/02/23/ex-...





/Pats self on the back

[Jimbeaux]

NoNeed said:

Just spotted this on twitter and it seems I am not the only person that thinks this

https://www.redstate.com/nick-arama/2020/02/23/ex-...




/Pats self on the back

You may well be correct but that ex advisor is Dick Morris and he is right up there with a Morris Marina for reliability.

Edited by Jimbeaux on Monday 24th February 12:00

[Carl_Manchester]

All that money wasted by Bloomberg, he must be a little disappointed. I know i would be.

I suppose you don’t know how good you are on a TV debate until, you are on a TV debate.

[NoNeed]

Carl_Manchester said:

All that money wasted by Bloomberg, he must be a little disappointed. I know i would be.

I suppose you don’t know how good you are on a TV debate until, you are on a TV debate.

all part of the plan

[Jimbeaux]

Carl_Manchester said:

All that money wasted by Bloomberg, he must be a little disappointed. I know i would be.

I suppose you don’t know how good you are on a TV debate until, you are on a TV debate.

I agree that is insane but don’t count him out just yet.

[Fittster]

How will the running mate for the Democratic nominee be selected?

Can the nominee simply pick anyone they like?

[unrepentant]

Fittster said:

How will the running mate for the Democratic nominee be selected?

Can the nominee simply pick anyone they like?

The nominee can pick whoever they like.

[Jimbeaux]

Fittster said:

How will the running mate for the Democratic nominee be selected?

Can the nominee simply pick anyone they like?

Yes, that is how it works. To be a bit more specific, a team working for a candidate usually does an extensive background search to identify any item associated with the potential running mate that might be used against them in the general election. Additionally, a person is sought that can either balance out something the main candidate is lacking to attract an additional voting bloc or fits in well with the candidate to further attract his/her voting base. In the end though, the candidate chooses their running mate.

[Seventy]

Jimbeaux said:

NoNeed said:

I think Bloomberg is part of a plot to get Clinton on the ticket

You do? That would be some wild bit of business there.

Welcome to the wild conspiracy laden world of NoNeed, Jim.
Who needs msm when you've got Breitbart, Qanon, Daily caller and Reddit.

[Jimbeaux]

Seventy said:

Welcome to the wild conspiracy laden world of NoNeed, Jim.
Who needs msm when you've got Breitbart, Qanon, Daily caller and Reddit.

I understand your feelings but I am cautious to shoot down any theory these days, they have a nasty habit of turning out true.
With all respect to NoNeed, I don’t think this will happen. I will be prepared to dine upon crow however if NoNeed nails it.

[Countdown]

unrepentant said:

Fittster said:

How will the running mate for the Democratic nominee be selected?

Can the nominee simply pick anyone they like?

The nominee can pick whoever they like.

So who would be the best combo to take on Trump/Pence?

For me it would be Biden/Warren