People who understand the Dem primary process better than I do: Is a brokered convention the most likely outcome or is it still too early to tell?
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Replying to @emahlee
2% of the votes are in so far, from two small states. 98% of us haven't even had a chance to weigh in. We may get a clearer view after Super Tuesday (March 3), when a big number of states weigh in. The media likes a narrative, and that's what's happening.
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Replying to @deedotknudsen
Yeah. I wasn't sure if the polling was helping to guide on this. But we all saw how wrong the polls were in 2016, so... Thanks for this. I'm really scared of Bloomberg.
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Replying to @emahlee
I think we're all in that state. The sooner we get to the final contest, the better. I really don't want Bloomberg or Trump. Save him, I'll align behind anyone that can bring the party together at this point. We just gotta keep heads up until then :)
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Replying to @deedotknudsen
See, this is what I'm worried about. Folks will not vote for Bloomberg. I would HATE to vote for him, but I will if he's the Dem nominee because he's still better than Trump on many issues including climate. But I would barf the entire time voting for him.
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Replying to @emahlee
I hope the other Dems are going to keep up the pressure on him. He has no defense for his terrible record, as Nevada debates showed. He was left speechless many times when they came for him. Those who pay attention won't vote for him. Just need to make others aware of who he is.
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I hope so too! Unfortunately he has virtually limitless money to buy ads and change the narrative. Many people are NOT paying attention.
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