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Tom Steyer just ended his candidacy
Interesting contest, most likely, Joe Biden and Amy Klobuchar becoming the Democrat President and Vice President candidates.
2020 Democratic Presidential Nomination
1,991 Pledged Delegates Needed to Win on 1st Ballot
Source -- https://www.270towin.com/2020-democratic-nomination
Date and delegate information is preliminary and subject to change. The Democratic Party will nominate a 2020 presidential candidate at its convention in Milwaukee the week of July 13, 2020. Primary and caucus events will go through mid June.
Estimated Delegates Earned
Sanders
51
Biden
42
Buttigieg
26
Warren
8
Klobuchar
7
There are 3,979 pledged delegates in 2020; it will take a minimum of 1,991 to win the Democratic nomination on the first ballot. 771 automatic delegates (superdelegates) will not participate on the first ballot (unless the nomination is uncontested). This is a significant change from 2016.
Source & rest of article -- https://www.270towin.com/2020-democratic-nomination
Biden will get his ass kicked by Trump.
Biden is the worst possible nomination. He's just as clueless as Trump.
Amral, WTF going on here again? Why canât I quote Anta??
Mr Antabanta, I will not address your view of Trump. However, if thatâs your assessment of Biden, a man who served decades in government at high levels and under very successful presidents, then I question your logic as it pertains to clueless and cluefull. And I ainât a Biden man.
Biden has not been inspirational thus far. He does not have the gravitas and passion, but not clueless by any stretch.
Vote Trump, vote Ali.
Former Member
The Democrats are a confused lot, last month it was Biden, last week it was Bloomberg, today itâs Biden, then ButtG was ok for them. What a screwed up party.
They are in a real crisis with none of their Candidates capable of defeating Trump.
Now Bernie is giving them headaches as socialism takes over their party.
Conservatives are having a field day.
America has arrived at its perfect choices, Trump's Capitalism versus Sanders Socialism. In any case, it all about living within ones means. Either ppl choose individual progress or the State gives everyone food stamps and lineups.
Tek yuh pick.
Former Member
Democrats love it when people are on the bread lines and food stamps. It was very high under Obama. Thatâs how they keep their base under control. The have convinced them that saying home living off food stamps and Voting socialism will put food on the table and that they donât have to work.
Former Member
Biden will get a bump from last night's sweep in SC
thought biden is a wash basin.
Sean was on the bread line when Obama was president, now you have Trump what line are you in?
Former Member
I man in the victory line.
Vote Jagdeo/Ali and Trump/Pence
Kick out the serial constitutional rapist Granger And Dog Shyte Moses and Rumsucker Ramjattan
Former Member
to Sean by the trench
Idiot, red states consume more food stamps. Note, socialism ie in the form of welfare to farmers by trump grants them some 18 billion annually. That is not counting the welfare to the tune of 1 trillion dollars to which Trump gained 800 million in the form of tax breaks to the wealthy.
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Sean, D2 is right. Trump is giving welfare to the corn and soybean farmers. Some of the farmers said they do not want the welfare; they want to work for what they get. Most recipients of the welfare system are whites. However, if you take the percentage in relation to the population, blacks make up a larger percentage.
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@Skelly, where de rass did I mention whites or blacks ?
Food stamp enrolment will soar again under Democrat Socialism in America.
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Enrollment in the food stamp program â officially the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program â has soared by 70 percent in the years since President Obama first took office, a new report finds.
The government said the recession ended in 2009, The Wall Street Journal reports, but enrollment in the food stamp program didnât wane, as would be expected in an improving economy. Since 2008, itâs been on a steady rise, The Journal reports.
A record 47.8 million people participate in the program, as of December 2012 â a figure that translates into a 70 percent rise since 2008, The Journal says. Why?
https://www.washingtontimes.co...-70-percent-under-o/