Why? If Joe Biden is the strongest nominee what do you have to be afraid of on the debate stage? It should be another opportunity for him to strengthen his base and get people to vote for him right? Bernie will get a chance to move the democratic party to the left and shift the debate by being on that stage and maybe force Biden to change his policy stances. Get him to nail down exactly what he will do as president so the voters can be more informed. What, do you not like informed voters that know what they are voting for? Are the neocons not confident that Joe Biden can handle himself and want him to stay hidden from public eye until November 3rd?
Last edited by GreenJesus; 2020-03-11 at 08:40 PM.
As someone who would have much preferred Sanders, agreed actually, and Biden supporters need to just tune out the Sanders noise and get focused on the real enemy. By all means defend Biden, he'll need the support, but no point in wasting ammunition on a fallen foe, even if his people are still lobbing stones at you.
This is only the primaries and the whole MSM are on his side and covering for his political past and his "gaffes".
As soon as the light of day is shined on Bidens record AT ALL, then many people are going to find it harder going out to vote for him.
His support of repealing the Glass-Steagall Act, his support for Nafta, his support of the Iraq war, his championing BAPCPA, the "1994 Biden Crime Bill", him advocating social security cuts, his anti-busing crusade. He supported the Hyde Amendment and “states’ rights” to overturn Roe v. Wade. He's even stated he would veto Medicare For All if it managed to pass through the House and Senate.
I'm surprised how ANY progressives and Bernie supporters could vote for Biden. If anything, Biden had a HUGE hand in half the shit in peoples lives that led to them voting for Trump. "Vote Blue no matter who" is an establishment scam - Based on his political history, Biden is probably worse for their progressive agenda than Trump is.
Originally Posted by Joe Biden actually said this..
BASIC CAMPFIRE for WARCHIEF UK Prime Minister!
Now when you say "won't," it reads as one of Skroe's often-wrong predictions based on the logical politics of the 90s and early 2000s.
He shouldn't, but it is something he can do if he wants to. And it's not too far removed from what he did last time - he insisted all the way until the end that he'd send his delegates to the convention even if he had no path to victory. This time around, there's no way he can run another presidential; I would be shocked if he's even still physically able to hold office come 2024. I could see some fringe possibility that he pulls a political stunt as his swan song while insisting he's representing the people. He probably won't, but applying logical pragmatism to Bernie Sanders is a gamble.