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Biden 2020

peggysue2

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5. Agreed, indykatie

Reply to Indykatie (Reply #4)

Sat May 18, 2019, 05:24 PM

May 2019

I'm more convinced of this as time goes on. As for VP choices? I'd be thrilled to pleased with any of your suggestions because all three (particularly Harris and O'Rourke) offer strong, dynamic Democratic voices and tilt to the future. Klobucher would bring her midwest creds with her. But then, there are others equally strong and vital that could fill the bill.

We shall see.

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Three polls posted today by a fellow DUer for Iowa, NH, and SC. While it is still way too early, [View all] still_one May 2019 OP

These are great polling results Gothmog May 2019 #1

I agree, and I do not believe this is part of the "after announcement bounce", this is where people still_one May 2019 #2

These numbers are staggering in a field this large peggysue2 May 2019 #3

Like it Or Not Elections are Decided by A Relatively Small Slice of the Electorate Indykatie May 2019 #4

Agreed, indykatie peggysue2 May 2019 #5