I know the Sanders folks talk about "Bernie erasure" but it seems like there's at least as much Biden erasure. We're at the point where the blind spot that NYC/DC conventional wisdom has for Biden is as bad as the one it had for Trump in the GOP primaries four year ago.
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You'd think, if anything, the lesson "don't be dismissive of a candidate who maintains a polling lead for months with a working-class coalition despite constant predictions of his demise from Acela corridor elites" would have been *overlearned*. But, nope, same shit as last time.
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You and your silly science-based observations.
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This is true: Michael Bennet said this week that he thought Biden would finish fourth in Iowa and “be done”.pic.twitter.com/Xtsbucn2LY
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Thus paving the way for Michael Bennet!
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I assume that statement has less to do with his polling and more to do with him looking old and confused a lot of the time
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Bloomberg's rationale is grounded on Biden's purported weakness, while the reality is all about Biden's striking resilliance.
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Perhaps they’re anticipating a major medical event?
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Pushing the 'Biden is toast' narrative now so they can whip out the 'Biden the Comeback Kid' narrative if/when he survives Iowa and New Hampshire.
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No one expects Biden to win in NH. Sanders is on home field there. Not a valid sample for his viability
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