if Biden is the nominee then Trump wins easily

Answer · 03-02-2020, 11:55 AM

trump lost the popular vote in 2016, he doesnt need it to win in 2020

what liberals fail to realize is that congregating your entire population between NY/California/Other blue states is counterproductive. People need to move to battleground states, it's really not that hard to change the outcome but people aren't dedicated enough to inconvenience themselves.

I’ve always liked Bernie but he’s admittedly a polarizing candidate. Biden, however is absolutely senile to a level that’s horrifying and yet somehow less concerning to people. As long as socialism is a boogeyman buzzword to the right, I don’t think Bernie is gonna hold up. He had more traction last election cycle

The candidates that actually stood a chance vs trump among moderates all dropped out imo. Warren might be the best real shot, idk

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Answer He / Him / His Join Date: Oct 2013 Posts: 1,701 Battle Record: 20-1 Champed - Summer Classic IX - Netcees Battle League - Fight night 15 Rep Power: 14633673	trump lost the popular vote in 2016, he doesnt need it to win in 2020 what liberals fail to realize is that congregating your entire population between NY/California/Other blue states is counterproductive. People need to move to battleground states, it's really not that hard to change the outcome but people aren't dedicated enough to inconvenience themselves. I’ve always liked Bernie but he’s admittedly a polarizing candidate. Biden, however is absolutely senile to a level that’s horrifying and yet somehow less concerning to people. As long as socialism is a boogeyman buzzword to the right, I don’t think Bernie is gonna hold up. He had more traction last election cycle The candidates that actually stood a chance vs trump among moderates all dropped out imo. Warren might be the best real shot, idk Last edited by Answer; 03-02-2020 at 12:09 PM.