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Sestak is a former congressman and military guy. I don’t think we have enough of those.
He ran for senator of Pennsylvania in 2010, defeating incumbent Arlen Specter (who had recently switched parties) in the primary. He then narrowly lost to Pat Toomey in the general.
went to a debate watch party on the first night. It felt like someone said “why are they giving Delaney so much time” on every single question.
Wake me up when this is down to Warren, Sanders, Buttigieg, Harris, and Biden. Then it’ll be worth it. Until then, I’ll continue my grassroots campaigning.
This may be premature, but does either Bernie or Warren have a path to win with the other still in the race? Maybe if Biden crashes but that’s looking increasingly unlikely.
Hopefully one of them beats the other solidly in the first few primaries and the other drops out and endorses, but I wouldn’t count on either of them dropping out unless they do really poorly. Maybe Harris and Biden split their votes just as badly.
Yeah, still, Biden+Harris is starting with around a ~10% lead over Bernie+Liz. Bernie+Liz can still grow ofc, but Biden alone is going to suck up 3-8% from the Delaney/Ryan/Bennet/Hickenlooper/Bullock/Klobuchar crowd.