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In reply to the discussion: Newsweek: BERNIE SANDERS WILL FACE DONALD TRUMP IN 2020 ELECTION, DEMOCRATS SAY [View all]lapucelle
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"The Hill interviewed nearly a dozen prominent Democrats to find out who has captured the partys attention in recent months and who has fallen out of favor."
Mea culpa: According to The Hill,
Fewer than 12 "Prominent Democrats"= Democrats
The original link was to a secondary source That relied on a publication famous for its "inspired story lines" based on sketchy "data". The Hill based its opinion on speculation of fewer than a dozen anonymous Democrats and the sourced assertion that "theres also no clear standout in the potential field".
Newsweek then repeated a click bait headline not supported by facts:
"Bernie Sanders will Face Donald Trump in 2020 Election, Democrats Say".
Hopefully the young writer of the piece originally linked to (Nicole Gooodkind) did not also pen Newsweek's misleading headline. It is unfortunate that she relied on a largely unsourced story at The Hill and the further musings of progressive strategist Brad Bannon in writing her story.
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Newsweek: BERNIE SANDERS WILL FACE DONALD TRUMP IN 2020 ELECTION, DEMOCRATS SAY [View all]
madville
Nov 2017
OP
Biden or Bernie would be great. We are going to need an older, trusted, stable figure.
Irish_Dem
Nov 2017
#1
They can choose a rising star running mate. After living through the Nixon years, we are going to
Irish_Dem
Nov 2017
#6
I totally love the idea of a POC female, but I keep thinking about the Nixon aftermath.
Irish_Dem
Nov 2017
#20
If you are old enough to remember the Nixon era, you well know how very bad things are going to get.
Irish_Dem
Nov 2017
#26
I think it would require very delicate handling, but Trump could be bought off and
Irish_Dem
Nov 2017
#146
Divisive, Lacking persona to heal,Unaswered Questions?, Hiding answers to hard questions,
juxtaposed
Nov 2017
#78
Your points are what is spit every day on R/W radio even the $11 million B/S
juxtaposed
Nov 2017
#86
No they wouldn't be, and I doubt either will run, but if they do, I would bet money they wouldn't
still_one
Nov 2017
#12
I like him Bernie too... I'm guessin' he's going to bow out gracefully...
InAbLuEsTaTe
Nov 2017
#152
Can we please have someone who hasn't already run & lost a primary before? Please? nt
Tarheel_Dem
Nov 2017
#92
No I didn't say it when Hillary decided to run. I'm saying it now. That's my privilege.
Tarheel_Dem
Nov 2017
#126
Except Bernie isn't a "dem" and his "bros" did no favors for our candidate in 2016.
MANative
Nov 2017
#63
Yep, he'd be a terrible President. I wouldn't be happy to vote for him either.
stevenleser
Nov 2017
#164
Too many fair weather Dems fell for Russian propaganda and suppressed the vote. Not getting fooled
bettyellen
Nov 2017
#18
If they fell into support for Trump they are not ever liberal. Even if some don't like it, being
bettyellen
Nov 2017
#68
Several people I know in real life were sharing Russian propaganda- they still have no shame about
bettyellen
Nov 2017
#73
I agree there will be no equivocation about women's rights with what's going on now. WE are the base
bettyellen
Nov 2017
#16
I think Putin hacked the GOP primaries. If they can get a clean vote this time, who might beat Trump
Irish_Dem
Nov 2017
#27
And they are gone...replaced by Republicans but are we better off without them in the minority.?
Demsrule86
Nov 2017
#268
Good tune...but our country has lurched right...not unlike the 90's when Clinton stopped 16 years
Demsrule86
Nov 2017
#269
Yikes, looks by the responses being a progressive is not popular ........ sigh.
Irish_Dem
Nov 2017
#123
I am a progressive...I simply don't agree with you...it is better to win...we don't have the
Demsrule86
Nov 2017
#272
Sanders support is very weak. He is only +6 against Trump in polling right now. Anyone with Sanders
stevenleser
Nov 2017
#166
Why would tanking poll numbers be a problem when they are clearly fake numbers ginned up
StevieM
Nov 2017
#218
What I am saying is that GOP voters who like Trump will not believe that they are in the minority.
StevieM
Nov 2017
#224
I certainly appreciate all the work you are putting into your very thoughtful posts.
StevieM
Nov 2017
#242
I thought I addressed the question you posed when I said that Trump has a floor IMO.
StevieM
Nov 2017
#278
Well I certainly feel guilty for not putting as much thought or effort into my posts as
StevieM
Nov 2017
#307
Haaha..really! There it is again. Been proven skewed many times & yet if its all ya got I guess
Wwcd
Nov 2017
#46
It's incredible that they would actually publish that as if it was a regular, scientifically
StevieM
Nov 2017
#110
The two potential candidates I like the most, Tom Steyer and Jay Inslee, are both over 60.
StevieM
Nov 2017
#212
Yes, And Bernie Sanders, whose name is at the top of this thread,
PoindexterOglethorpe
Nov 2017
#160
I can't imagine that HRC or John Kerry will run again. But I also cannot imagine that
StevieM
Nov 2017
#211
Yes, because Democratic strategists are always such worthy prognosticators.
RelativelyJones
Nov 2017
#89
Hillary voters will not vote for Sanders and he will need them. TRUMP 8 years it looks like nt
Tavarious Jackson
Nov 2017
#100
If Sanders was the nominee, I would vote for him of course...but I won't vote for him
Demsrule86
Nov 2017
#270
Jeebus, I wish these prognosticators would take a walk, or eat a delicious cupcake before they....
Tarheel_Dem
Nov 2017
#102
+1000 I walked precincts for Bernie in 2015/2016 when the temperature was in single digits.
LongTomH
Nov 2017
#112
This is not because Bernie is some attractive magnetic figure. "It's his policies, stupid."
elehhhhna
Nov 2017
#137
NEWSWEEK (quoting a dubious source that "polled" fewer than 12 anonymous people):
lapucelle
Nov 2017
#144
"The survey, conducted by the Hill," that also commissions those monthly Harvard-Harris polls
ucrdem
Nov 2017
#159
Those ratings are among voters in Vermont only, NOT "the nation". Why not give us the link?
George II
Nov 2017
#197
It really doesn't matter whether you personally accept Bernie's popularity or not.
ZX86
Nov 2017
#234
GMAB! If anytjing, rhis affected Hillary more than Sanders. There's no way NY would have voted for
lunamagica
Nov 2017
#194
That is true...in fact I supported Pres. Obama and worked for his campaign...it was a much closer
Demsrule86
Nov 2017
#277
I don't believe Sen. Sanders is the most popular politician...I see no evidence of this.
Demsrule86
Nov 2017
#309
Bernie may be the next president, we'll have to wait and see, but it is crazy to think that
StevieM
Nov 2017
#220
No he won't. He doesn't have enough support..and will only act as a spoiler if he runs regardless
Demsrule86
Nov 2017
#274
Ive heard enough about the millionayuhs and billionayuhs and the one puhcent on Wall Shtreet
VOX
Nov 2017
#294
I love Jay Inslee and I think he should run. But it looks like he might sit it out.
StevieM
Nov 2017
#221
He looks good, but in our party a candidate has to have lived a completely pure life
jmowreader
Nov 2017
#223
I for one would welcome a Sanders presidency, but I hope a new generation steps forward.
aikoaiko
Nov 2017
#174
hope for Ds 50 people say they will run to make Rs spread thin & spend billions "donor money"
Sunlei
Nov 2017
#185
Neither Joe Biden or Bernie Sanders will win the Democratic primary...given the divisive effect of
Demsrule86
Nov 2017
#188
If he did, that would mean the party he was so quick to disassociate himself with after the
still_one
Nov 2017
#201
I am hoping he will be told he will not run as a Democrats...we may lose if he runs at all,
Demsrule86
Nov 2017
#275
He agreed to remain a Democrat but didn't so I honestly don't think he can run as a Democrat...
Demsrule86
Nov 2017
#273