continues to march toward her goal with confidence and growing support.
What's not to like?

and Elizabeth Warren, among others, is NOT. It's good to see tRUMP's propaganda machine falling apart at the same time he does.

Warren is NOT corrupt. With her I have the confidence that she is out for the American people and not being hijacked, policy-wise, by some corporate lobby interest. Not disparaging the other candidates or suggesting any of them are corrupt. It is just that I like Warren's policies, her bold vision, AND the lack of corruption.

administration. That's a big plus.

Biden today up by 1.8 on RCP

change daily, So she'll probably be up again soon.

I predict a lot of see-sawing in the polls.

But the crucial point is that she is steadily up there and Biden's inevitability as a front-runner is indeed being challenged.

I believe that we'll see this happening in other areas of the country sooner rather than later.

But it's an exciting time for anyone who is a Democrat because we have so many good candidates.

Already does!

She's got this.

She's running a flawless campaign.


Bernie/Elizabeth or Elizabeth/Bernie 2020!!
Either way, they're stronger together!!
Welcome to the revolution!!!

We are lucky as Democrats to have many qualified candidates. The GOP has none.

Don’t look back, someone might be gaining on you.

I’m very impressed by both her and Buttigieg.

...only have about 55% support, things will be swinging back and forth almost every day or two. What should be watched is what's going on behind them. Sanders has dropped more than 2.5 points since October 1, Buttigieg is down 1 and Harris is down 1, the others up/down fractions.

Should be interesting.

....start dropping out the remaining 21.5% (plus 9.5% undecided) will be going somewhere.

People talk about Warren zooming to the lead if/when BS drops out, but her support + his is only 41. There really are no other "progressive" candidates other than them, so I would suspect most of their support will go to Biden.

But the real key is where they all stand in the four early states and the Super Tuesday states. We'll have a really good idea who our nominee is after March 3.

above.

I'd sure like to see Harris doing what she does best, as the next U.S. Attorney General. Harris would put every one of those GOP criminals, especially Barr and Trump, in prison.

there is an "obviously" about it. There's still a long way to go.

But there is no doubt at all from me about Kamala's being an excellent pick for AG.

I see-sawed between both of these woman candidates for a long time and finally came out in Elizabeth's corner.

The tally of Pennsylvania’s votes, where Trump won 2,961,875 votes to Clinton’s 2,915,440, was a difference of 46,435 votes. Add that to the official results out of Wisconsin, where Clinton lost by 22,177 votes, and Michigan, which she lost by 10,704 votes.

So, 0.057 percent of total voters cost Clinton the presidency.

Keep in mind that:

A) In the last 10 weeks of the campaign, Clinton gave one speech in Michigan and zero speeches in Wisconsin. Trump made made 106 campaign stops during that time, Clinton made only 71.

B) James Comey is still a douchebag.

C) No one knew that Trump would govern from the extreme right. People (stupid ones) thought he was an independent swamp-drainer who would bring tons of jobs to the Rust Belt, make brilliant trade deals, and make Mexico pay for a gleaming new wall.

D) Relatedly, many people saw Trump as an outsider and Clinton as an establishment politician at a time when anti-establishment sentiment was especially high. Trump can hardly say the same as he has now made the entire GOP in his image.

E) Lots of people - guided by media reports suggesting as much - thought Clinton was nailed on to win, so didn't bother to turn out or thought they could safely vote for a third party candidate.

F) Trump did not yet have a majority of Americans asking to have him impeached.

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Clinton and Warren are both women. But the candidates are quite different and circumstances are extremely different.

of RW slurs against Clinton and she was both damned for staying with Bill after Monica ... and would have been damned if she hadn't.

Then there's the little issue of Russian troll farms and the bots.

*****
But still, there is a small but persistent group of Dems who apparently will NEVER be ready to vote for a woman candidate.

That is not only sad. It is, IMO, stupid to the nth degree.

Although many keep trying, lol