a future to believe in

An analysis of the data in Pennsylvania and New Jersey (which rank eighth and ninth in small-dollar donations) shows that U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders has the largest and most loyal donor base. He’s trailed widely by Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren. In Pennsylvania, former Vice President Joe Biden is third. In New Jersey, that position is held by home-state Sen. Cory Booker.

All of the evidence suggests that if a voter donates as little as a dollar to a candidate it increases their likelihood of voting for that candidate,” said Brigid Harrison, a professor of political science at Montclair (N.J.) State University in New Jersey. “Now, with the debates, candidates have a double incentive to solicit small donations.”

And his campaign touts donations in the Pennsylvania counties of Erie, Luzerne, and Northampton as an indication that Sanders would be competitive in the general election. In those counties, which pivoted from Barack Obama in 2012 to Trump in 2016, Sanders received more contributions than the next four Democrats combined.

Sanders’ donor base tends to be younger, less educated, and lower-earning compared with those who give to other Democrats, Neidhardt said: Nationally, 47% of Sanders’ donors are 18 to 39 and the average contribution is $15.

If there is going to be class warfare in this country, it's about time the working class won that war.

— Bernie Sanders (@BernieSanders) August 21, 2019

No Country wrote:Мислим да ту има нечега. Примио се помало тај наратив да је Берни "налик Трампу", т.ј. по популизму/ опасности по "систем"/ отклону од нормалности, итд. И сада та сасвим разумљива жеља да се курталишу Трампа креће да кошта и Бернија. Трпају их у некакав заједнички "радикални" кош, што је дабоме ноторна глупост, али ради посао.

Gargantua wrote:

If there is going to be class warfare in this country, it's about time the working class won that war.

— Bernie Sanders (@BernieSanders) August 21, 2019

kud_genijalci wrote:

Gargantua wrote:

If there is going to be class warfare in this country, it's about time the working class won that war.

— Bernie Sanders (@BernieSanders) August 21, 2019

Tako je, matori! Samo ti izdrži, drugi će da rde za tebe. Izdrži prvi mandat, care, neka Elizabet uplakana položi zakletvu za drugi, Klintonovi u aps zbog Epštajna, i sve pet.

Biden's brain gives out at 40 seconds https://t.co/pyUK2Nxx7d

— Matt Bruenig (@MattBruenig) 26. август 2019.

Joe... c’mon man pic.twitter.com/lQPr1bE0b1

— Christian Datoc (@TocRadio) 28. август 2019.

Djamolidine Abdoujaparov wrote:strašno je i pomisliti kako bi ovoga Tranpara odvaljivao u debatama i kampanji... nek mu president myboss lepo kaže da se povuče, ovo je bolno

Berni na tviteru::: wrote:
500,000 Americans will go bankrupt this year from medical bills. They didn’t go to Las Vegas and blow their money at a casino. Their crime was that they got sick. How barbaric is a system that says, “I’m going to destroy your family’s finances because you had cancer”?

Extremely Big Bernie Energy pic.twitter.com/RpEBlmn2d4

— Micah Uetricht (@micahuetricht) August 28, 2019

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tfw you set expectations pic.twitter.com/FLWmndTBVe

— Dave Weigel (@daveweigel) 03. септембар 2019.

Летећи Полип wrote:https://www.salon.com/2019/09/09/dear-bernie-heres-how-you-can-still-win-but-the-chance-may-soon-slip-away/

As he campaigns for re-election, Donald Trump and his team have made trashing the “socialists or communists” in the 2020 Democratic presidential field a cornerstone of their messaging. In private, however, the president often strikes a different, more nuanced tone—one driven by a concern that socialism (at least as defined by the Democrats) may actually sell politically.

This year, Trump has repeatedly told friends and donors that running against “socialism” in a general election may not be “so easy” because of its populist draw, according to four Republicans and sources close to Trump who’ve heard him say this over the past several months.

According to a person who was in the room, Trump told donors at a recent private event that though “a lot of people think it’ll be easy to beat [in 2020],” the “truth is, it might not be so easy.” The president, according to the source, said that “you can have someone who loves Trump, but many people love free stuff, too.” He added that if candidates tell Americans, especially young voters—that they’re going to cancel their debt, “that’s a tough one” to run against.