Bernie Sanders 2020 campaign megathread v2 (pg 77 - declares victory in Iowa)

[Arizona Iced Tea]

Bernie is like the 747 at the airport carrying a lot of passangers, but the engines haven't warmed up yet, and people haven't heard that roar. I expect a very strong preformance in the next debate from him.

[wildviper121]

Bernie is like the 747 at the airport carrying a lot of passangers, but the engines haven't warmed up yet, and people haven't heard that roar. I expect a very strong preformance in the next debate from him.

Bernie is thirty years older than the first 747.

[Arizona Iced Tea]

Bernie is like the 747 at the airport carrying a lot of passangers, but the engines haven't warmed up yet, and people haven't heard that roar. I expect a very strong preformance in the next debate from him.

Bernie is thirty years older than the first 747.

Wow! And he has looked almost the same for most of his life! I kind of feel that he is an enternal being that will exist for the rest of time lol

[Co-Chair Bagel23]

Idk, but Sanders is obviously the only one who can win back WV.

[Harlow]

Sanders doubling his paid campaign staff in California:

https://fortune.com/2019/11/13/bernie-sanders-california-campaign-upping-its-game-ahead-of-super-tuesday-march-3/

He has also jumped into second place in a Capitol Weekly poll of the state, 6 points behind Warren.

[TWTown]

Of course they will.  But they're not people who would have voted anyway.

They're not Democrats, they're Bernie-ists, and this isn't the Bernie party.

The idea that they would have voted Democrat if the Democrats had been nicer to Bernie, or something along this lines, is a lie.  They say that just to antagonize Democrats and try to earn concessions.  None of them will ever vote for a Democrat, at least not until they become adults and start having actual investment in politics beyond virtue signaling.

Bernie is, however, responsible for convincing a lot of young people and swing voters that Clinton and the DNC were corrupt, rigged, fake Democrats, etc. in 2016, who are a different group of people who would have voted for Clinton if not for Sanders.

Go away.

[TWTown]

Sanders doubling his paid campaign staff in California:

https://fortune.com/2019/11/13/bernie-sanders-california-campaign-upping-its-game-ahead-of-super-tuesday-march-3/

He has also jumped into second place in a Capitol Weekly poll of the state, 6 points behind Warren.

If he won California, it would certainly be good for him since it might cancel out Biden winning a lot of Southern States that are also on Super Tuesday. I feel that winning California, Minnesota, Vermont, Massachusetts and Maine would be a great day for Bernie.

[Shadows]

Sanders doubling his paid campaign staff in California:

https://fortune.com/2019/11/13/bernie-sanders-california-campaign-upping-its-game-ahead-of-super-tuesday-march-3/

He has also jumped into second place in a Capitol Weekly poll of the state, 6 points behind Warren.

If he won California, it would certainly be good for him since it might cancel out Biden winning a lot of Southern States that are also on Super Tuesday. I feel that winning California, Minnesota, Vermont, Massachusetts and Maine would be a great day for Bernie.

Warren will be competitive till Super Tuesday atleast & she will almost certainly win Massachusetts !

[TWTown]

Sanders doubling his paid campaign staff in California:

https://fortune.com/2019/11/13/bernie-sanders-california-campaign-upping-its-game-ahead-of-super-tuesday-march-3/

He has also jumped into second place in a Capitol Weekly poll of the state, 6 points behind Warren.

If he won California, it would certainly be good for him since it might cancel out Biden winning a lot of Southern States that are also on Super Tuesday. I feel that winning California, Minnesota, Vermont, Massachusetts and Maine would be a great day for Bernie.

Warren will be competitive till Super Tuesday atleast & she will almost certainly win Massachusetts !

That is true, she will no doubt also make Maine and Minnesota/Colorado competitive as well. Which is why winning California should be a priority for the Bernie Campaign.

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Sanders doubling his paid campaign staff in California:

https://fortune.com/2019/11/13/bernie-sanders-california-campaign-upping-its-game-ahead-of-super-tuesday-march-3/

He has also jumped into second place in a Capitol Weekly poll of the state, 6 points behind Warren.

If he won California, it would certainly be good for him since it might cancel out Biden winning a lot of Southern States that are also on Super Tuesday. I feel that winning California, Minnesota, Vermont, Massachusetts and Maine would be a great day for Bernie.

The problem is that if it's a narrow win for Bernie in California, we might not find out about that until April.

[Bidenworth2020]

Sanders doubling his paid campaign staff in California:

https://fortune.com/2019/11/13/bernie-sanders-california-campaign-upping-its-game-ahead-of-super-tuesday-march-3/

He has also jumped into second place in a Capitol Weekly poll of the state, 6 points behind Warren.

If he won California, it would certainly be good for him since it might cancel out Biden winning a lot of Southern States that are also on Super Tuesday. I feel that winning California, Minnesota, Vermont, Massachusetts and Maine would be a great day for Bernie.

The problem is that if it's a narrow win for Bernie in California, we might not find out about that until April.

Just a hunch, but Bernie seems like one of the candidates who would lose ground after mail-ins came in, not gain.

[Mr. Smith]

Sanders doubling his paid campaign staff in California:

https://fortune.com/2019/11/13/bernie-sanders-california-campaign-upping-its-game-ahead-of-super-tuesday-march-3/

He has also jumped into second place in a Capitol Weekly poll of the state, 6 points behind Warren.

If he won California, it would certainly be good for him since it might cancel out Biden winning a lot of Southern States that are also on Super Tuesday. I feel that winning California, Minnesota, Vermont, Massachusetts and Maine would be a great day for Bernie.

The problem is that if it's a narrow win for Bernie in California, we might not find out about that until April.

Just a hunch, but Bernie seems like one of the candidates who would lose ground after mail-ins came in, not gain.

How so? The mail-in/absentee ballots tend to be more liberal than the election day vote, not less.

[Cinemark]

Just off the top of my head, Hillary was leading California by ten points the morning after the primary. It eventually fell to Clinton +7 after all was said and done.

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Just off the top of my head, Hillary was leading California by ten points the morning after the primary. It eventually fell to Clinton +7 after all was said and done.

Actually, it was 12.7 even a couple of days later.

https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=2016_California_Democratic_primary&oldid=724675402

[Shadows]

Sanders got an incredible reception in the Univision townhall. The ovation was crazy when he came & kept on after he went.

He is going to be very strong among Hispanic voters & will most likely outperform polls among Hispanic voters as well.

Don't know why Warren or Biden didn't attend the event.

[Shadows]

Sanders won the endorsement of California Young Democrats with 67% of the vote.

[🐒Gods of Prosperity🔱🐲💸]

lol.  most of this ad is pretty effective, but I'm not sure how well "queer liberation" plays in an Iowa or South Carolina primary much less a general election.

https://twitter.com/jneeley78/status/1196098116031791107?s=20

[America Needs R'hllor]

lol.  most of this ad is pretty effective, but I'm not sure how well "queer liberation" plays in an Iowa or South Carolina primary much less a general election.

https://twitter.com/jneeley78/status/1196098116031791107?s=20

The Bernie campaign is embracing a very AOC rhetoric.

[Zaybay]

lol.  most of this ad is pretty effective, but I'm not sure how well "queer liberation" plays in an Iowa or South Carolina primary much less a general election.

https://twitter.com/jneeley78/status/1196098116031791107?s=20

Its catering towards the D primary electorate, so I'd assume it works well. Probably not for a general election campaign ad though.

[💥💥 brandon bro (he/him/his)]

lol.  most of this ad is pretty effective, but I'm not sure how well "queer liberation" plays in an Iowa or South Carolina primary much less a general election.

https://twitter.com/jneeley78/status/1196098116031791107?s=20

The Bernie campaign is embracing a very AOC rhetoric.

Bernie campaign leaning on AOC is not a good strategy for primary states where the electorate is old people. I could see this working in SC and NV but IA and NH seem like places where AOC is... not incredibly popular, even among Democrats.

[GeneralMacArthur]

Bernie campaign leaning on AOC is not a good strategy for primary states where the electorate is old people. I could see this working in SC and NV but IA and NH seem like places where AOC is... not incredibly popular, even among Democrats.

Watch clips from anything that AOC has done with the Sanders campaign in Iowa. She has been a smashing success, and there is mounting evidence that she plays well in unexpected places.

The line on "queer liberation," whatever that means, is jarring. But that is in large part because everything else in this video works so well, in spite of spinning the weirdest narrative on the history of the Democratic Party since Dinesh D'Souza's last production.

Such a smashing success that Selzer and Monmouth both have Bernie in 4th place in IA.

AOC has extremely limited appeal outside of clueless youngsters.  People who have been following politics for more than thirty seconds may not be pushed away by AOC's horrible history, but they certainly won't be pulled in by it.

[OSR stands with Israel]

What you guys aren’t getting is that tweet is highlighting how ignorant of history that tweet is . Civil rights was an issue FDR was pretty bad at , and the idea he was anti war is just hillarious in every way possible

[🐒Gods of Prosperity🔱🐲💸]

Bernie campaign leaning on AOC is not a good strategy for primary states where the electorate is old people. I could see this working in SC and NV but IA and NH seem like places where AOC is... not incredibly popular, even among Democrats.

Watch clips from anything that AOC has done with the Sanders campaign in Iowa. She has been a smashing success, and there is mounting evidence that she plays well in unexpected places.

The line on "queer liberation," whatever that means, is jarring. But that is in large part because everything else in this video works so well, in spite of spinning the weirdest narrative on the history of the Democratic Party since Dinesh D'Souza's last production.

afaik "queer liberation" is a phrase used by the people who criticize gay marriage for being too heteronormative.

[Devout Centrist]

Bernie campaign leaning on AOC is not a good strategy for primary states where the electorate is old people. I could see this working in SC and NV but IA and NH seem like places where AOC is... not incredibly popular, even among Democrats.

Watch clips from anything that AOC has done with the Sanders campaign in Iowa. She has been a smashing success, and there is mounting evidence that she plays well in unexpected places.

The line on "queer liberation," whatever that means, is jarring. But that is in large part because everything else in this video works so well, in spite of spinning the weirdest narrative on the history of the Democratic Party since Dinesh D'Souza's last production.

Such a smashing success that Selzer and Monmouth both have Bernie in 4th place in IA.

He's tied with 3rd place and down by 1 point compared to second place in that poll. We just got a poll that shows him leading in Iowa, too.

[Statilius the Epicurean]

lol.  most of this ad is pretty effective, but I'm not sure how well "queer liberation" plays in an Iowa or South Carolina primary much less a general election.

https://twitter.com/jneeley78/status/1196098116031791107?s=20

The Bernie campaign is embracing a very AOC rhetoric.

Bernie campaign leaning on AOC is not a good strategy for primary states where the electorate is old people. I could see this working in SC and NV but IA and NH seem like places where AOC is... not incredibly popular, even among Democrats.

Bernie doesn't have to win over conservative olds. If he consolidates the progressive vote and gets 30% in Iowa and NH he probably comes first.