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Happy to see Kamala absolutely DESTROYED Tulsi, even if she's not my preferred candidate

I'm not a Sanders supporter either, and there's practically no way 60% his plans (or Liz's plans) will get passed. The reason they make their plans so grand is because there will have to be compromises.

Wow, Kentucky!

This woman knows a lot, and it explains Warren being slightly behind in GE polls. Obviously, most people who are Democrats will choose the Democrat even if they don't know, but there are arguably a lot of Democrats who have probably never heard of Warren and put DK just to be honest while taking a poll.

Emerson polling sucks. It's pretty much a shoe-in since Hillary won it and Trump's gonna have bigger problems / not have an ability to try to win there this time.

Oh I know, he certainly has a good chance. I'm just wondering why people think he's a shoe in. The first three states could plausibly be taken by anyone in the top 3, in any combination.

Why are people so confident Bernie will win Nevada? He's in third, and considering he's not in first in IA and NH, that could be worse by the time the caucus starts.

Obama won't endorse until it's clear Warren, Biden, Bernie, or Pete will win in April / May.

Considering yesterday's absurd comment about Warren and this, you're definitely trolling lol

Yeah, that's definitely a very valid concern too. If we nominate him, the GE will be a mess. Homophobia will cause Republican turnout to skyrocket, and his centrism + fail to make inroads with minorities will cause the Dems to fail to turnout as much as they could, even vs. Trump. Tbh, it baffles me how Democratic establishment seems so scared to nominate Warren or Bernie, but are fine with Buttigieg even when he has more glaring electability problems.

It's looking more likely that Buttigieg could become the nominee. While I don't agree with all of his policies and that is one reason I would rather not see him become the nominee, he also would easily lose the GE due to his sexuality. A poll came out this week showing only 50% of America is ready for a gay president, and there'd be a bunch of people in the middle that vote against him for that reason. It's sad, but it's true, and it makes him the only unelectable candidate

John Kerry and Michael Bloomberg pick up 8 and 6 percent too

Bernie won't win Nevada since it's a caucus, and his supporters are so loyal that he won't benefit from below 15%ers.

This poll is getting me Delaney randomly having less than 1% out of 14 people but no relevant candidate but Warren charting