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Biden looses the first two primaries massively, everyone desides to skip South Carolina because Bloomberg had dumps millions in to it. Biden wins it and everyone is like: yep, guess he won, and drop out prior to even super tuesday. We didn’t choose him, a had full of people in SC decided they were sick of Bloomberg commercial and somehow that turned into a Biden nomination.
Wow, your made up worldview of the election is fascinating. I suddenly understand more about how Republicans manage to convince themselves that Trump won the election despite literally all the evidence.
You are welcome to edit wikipedia to your “worldview” if you know of some reliable sources claiming different vote totals for the first three primaries.
If not, yes, you truly have show me how someone can deny the official vote totals put out by the state and claim some different happened.
I did too, because the alternative was Trump. But saying: stop complaining about old politicians, you chose them is insulting when 46 out of the 50 states only had 70 year olds to choose from in both the primary and the general.
*whispers* I don’t think he can accept that people like you are out there.
Look: I’m going to admit. Biden seemed to be the “establishment” pick (I was a Sanders supporter) and that vague, distant impression is why I didn’t like him until he actually got elected and started passing his policy goals.
You might have known he was going to be doing things like passing the CHIPS Act and banning slave labor solar panel imports and ending ICE worksite immigration raids and keeping student loan payments paused.
But if you did, that’s an impressive amount of political awareness. I’m genuinely not sure how one becomes that politically aware. And I think the person you’re responding to might not accept that it’s even possible.
Biden looses the first two primaries massively, everyone desides to skip South Carolina because Bloomberg had dumps millions in to it. Biden wins it and everyone is like: yep, guess he won, and drop out prior to even super tuesday. We didn’t choose him, a had full of people in SC decided they were sick of Bloomberg commercial and somehow that turned into a Biden nomination.
Wow, your made up worldview of the election is fascinating. I suddenly understand more about how Republicans manage to convince themselves that Trump won the election despite literally all the evidence.
You are welcome to edit wikipedia to your “worldview” if you know of some reliable sources claiming different vote totals for the first three primaries.
If not, yes, you truly have show me how someone can deny the official vote totals put out by the state and claim some different happened.
This isn’t remotely true.
Second paragraph under the info box: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2020_Democratic_Party_presidential_primaries
I absolutely chose Biden
I did too, because the alternative was Trump. But saying: stop complaining about old politicians, you chose them is insulting when 46 out of the 50 states only had 70 year olds to choose from in both the primary and the general.
No I mean Biden was my first choice in the Primary
*whispers* I don’t think he can accept that people like you are out there.
Look: I’m going to admit. Biden seemed to be the “establishment” pick (I was a Sanders supporter) and that vague, distant impression is why I didn’t like him until he actually got elected and started passing his policy goals.
You might have known he was going to be doing things like passing the CHIPS Act and banning slave labor solar panel imports and ending ICE worksite immigration raids and keeping student loan payments paused.
But if you did, that’s an impressive amount of political awareness. I’m genuinely not sure how one becomes that politically aware. And I think the person you’re responding to might not accept that it’s even possible.