a future to believe in

Bluberi wrote:

This is the single most important moment in the debate tonight.

In fact, I think it was the most brilliant moderator moment from ANY debate, thanks to @LinseyDavis.

She directly confronted @PeteButtigieg on his record.

And he had NOTHING.

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— Shaun King (@shaunking) February 8, 2020

паће wrote:

KinderLad wrote:Ne, stvarno me zanima zasto su pustili iz stranke te insajd infoe bas sad

Не зашто него ко. Очигледно је доста њих морало, због пара положаја и погодности, да се фолира да су против Бернија и да навијају за кога год Партија каже. А онда је неком било доста срања и процурио је ово.

https://www.nytimes.com/2019/04/16/us/politics/bernie-sanders-democratic-party.html

‘Stop Sanders’ Democrats Are Agonizing Over His Momentum

Some members of the Democratic establishment, resentful over 2016 and worried about a divided 2020 primary, are beginning to ask how to thwart Senator Bernie Sanders.

By Jonathan Martin
April 16, 2019

WASHINGTON — When Leah Daughtry, a former Democratic Party official, addressed a closed-door gathering of about 100 wealthy liberal donors in San Francisco last month, all it took was a review of the 2020 primary rules to throw a scare in them.

Bret Stephens (7/10) — A lifetime of rigid ideological consistency has its advantages when it comes to trotting out talking points. But the repetition can get tedious. Isn’t a foolish consistency the hobgoblin of little minds?

Last night, Klobuchar guts Buttigieg, and now Biden does it in an ad. They're going to let Bernie run away with the state. Amazing. https://t.co/UlckDZ6IFy

— Jonathan Chait (@jonathanchait) February 8, 2020

паће wrote:Мало ниже у коментарима неко помену како су се Буш (ваљда Јеб! Буш) и још тројица клали међусобно пре 4 године, док је Трамп јездио поред њих... То ваљда треба да буде опомена да батале овај дерби зачеља и наране једног да буде довољно јак, иначе ћемо видети чија нана Бернијеву вуну преде.

 according to a new CNN poll conducted by the University of New Hampshire Survey Center.

All told, the near-even outcome from Iowa's caucuses appears to have given Buttigieg a bigger boost than Sanders. Overall, 28% of likely Democratic primary voters in New Hampshire back Sanders, about even with the 25% who backed him in mid-January. Buttigieg, the former mayor of South Bend, Indiana, has seen his numbers rise six points to 21%, while former Vice President Joe Biden slides five points to 11% and Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren dips to single digits with 9%.

Behind these top four, the poll finds no real movement in support for Hawaii Rep. Tulsi Gabbard (6%), Minnesota Sen. Amy Klobuchar (5%), businessman Tom Steyer (3%) or entrepreneur Andrew Yang (3%). Interviewing for the poll finished on Friday night, as the Democratic debate got underway, so the survey does not reflect any reaction to that debate.