| | | Good point. ?. That was 16 months ago. Does she still feel that way I wonder?
I will search it out.
I started with Harris and then switched to Warren and then after Warren's hit job on Bernie am now with Bernie.
He makes me nervous too, but he looks strong and I have a renewed appreciation for him as the FDR we need today.
Today we are in 'exactly", exactly the same place we were in in 1932. Exactly.
I just listened to a speech by him today in NH about income inequality, global warming, etc and it was very good.
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Looking ahead to the 2020 Electoral College map, my model delivers on two of the most critical elements of election forecasting: , that is, simplicity. It’s probably not lost on you, dear reader, that I am offering a forecast not for the presidential primary election, itself still in its infancy, but for the November 2020 general election that is some 16 months away. And I am offering a forecast free from all the trappings you are used to. There are no poll aggregators, no daily or weekly updates, no simple versus deluxe versions. Right now, there is not even a nominee! By and large, I don’t expect that the specific nominee the Democratic electorate chooses will matter all that much unless it ends up being a disruptor like Bernie Sanders.
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Bitecofer made news in 2018 by correctly predicting the midterm elections. She is now predicting a Democratic win in 2020 with a few caveats like the one mentioned above. Yes, Bernie tends to be a disrupter, but I don't see millions of people voting for trump just to avoid him.
Am I reading this correctly that she feels Bernie would send people to trump or keep them home on election day? |
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