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Hortensis

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4. Sanders will. Whether he'd act responsibly (from our viewpoint)

Reply to George II (Reply #1)

Sat Apr 4, 2020, 06:19 PM

Apr 2020

based on private knowledge are two other matters.

I am so sick of him but have no confidence that he won't leverage his position to make as much trouble for the Dem'dRepubs (as he insists we are) as he can. After all, he has far more than the 300 delegates he needs to put his name in nomination. Even if he were to drop out, I'm afraid it'd just be part of positioning for attack. He hasn't had a personality transplant.

If I were to vote in a presidential
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden

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Unfortunately we won't see any results from Tuesday until April 13. George II Apr 2020 #1

No results? Wow.. That would still be a lot better Cha Apr 2020 #3

Sanders will. Whether he'd act responsibly (from our viewpoint) Hortensis Apr 2020 #4

No kidding! Wow! Best he listen to the good advice Cha Apr 2020 #2

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