National polls don’t actually matter though (although she’s ahead of him in a couple on fivethirtyeight from the last couple of weeks). This is a primary. Iowa/NH/NV/SC matter. Biden is still leading in SC but he’s in deep shit everywhere else. There’s also the matter of the trend going against him hard… and if you add Warren to Sanders he’s losing baaaaadly. Remember that Sanders can give his delegates to Warren, and absolutely will.
I also have very little trust for the ‘likely voter’ polls being conducted right now. They haven’t ever called anyone I know because none of us have landlines. Most everyone I know is voting in their primary. Like 100% of them. People are super fired up.
I don’t remember that and I’m sure it’s not universally true if ever. The rules for how the delegates must vote vary by state, but I’d be surprised if in any states the delegates have to vote for whoever the candidate says they have to vote for. How could there even be a discussion about a brokered convention if the candidates could just make deals.
I could be wrong. Regardless I’m reasonably certain Warren is going to have a conclusive lead in SC by the time SC rolls around. Biden has been losing altitude almost since he announced… and Warren just keeps on plugging away-- mostly at Biden’s support.
Most of the people I know that age have had stents put in at some point and they’ve all recovered from that quickly. My mom had some put in like 6 years ago. I hope this is the case here - it’s almost routine nowadays.
Cardiologist says it’s pretty routine and I’ll be back on my feet in a day or two and feel 1000% better. Also life expectancy is not negatively affected by the procedure, people who have it done can lead a long normal life as if they had never needed it in the first place.
