This is a contest between those who feel a moderate approach will more likely defeat Trump v. those who feel a more progressive approach will more likely defeat him. I feel passion & conviction on our side will be needed to defeat the passion & conviction among Trump supporters.

Mar 2, 2020 路 7:45 PM UTC

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Yes,I agree.
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You dont get it: Biden says Bernie is "pie-in-the-sky". So what we need to do is keep marching over the cliff to apocalypse, but do it in a more civil and polite manner. Biden (or Bloomberg) is just the man for that job!
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Ain't no way an avowed Socialist is going to bring the independent and disenfranchised repub voters that we will need to stop trump. 2020: stop trump. 2024: fight for the issues we care about. If we don't stop trump, we'll never have a say in the issues we care about again. FOCUS
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I think the main issue here is that Moderates would be more likely to come out and vote for a Progressive candidate than Progressives would be to (once again) come out to vote for a Moderate candidate. Therefore, a Progressive candidate has better chance of winning.
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Obviously!!! Trump will crush senile joe
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I think we are to the point in America where it does not make much difference who you vote for. Real change has to come from people in Congress. Ask yourself: if BS becomes the new President will congress/senate really allow him to carry out his socio-communist agenda?
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My answer is a resounding NO! Ask Donald Trump about his WALL. Nowhere to be seen!!!馃槀馃槀馃槀
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Moderates just don't win the presidency. A principled, enthusiastic candidate inspires down-ballots.
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I want Trump鈥檚 defeat, no matter who can make it happen!
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