Which Loser will be the Hero?

Bloomberg or Warren. These two people have a lot of power right now and we will see who put's their cause ahead of their pride. The DNC wants Warren to stay in and wants Bloomberg to drop out. If I was Warren, I'd ramp up my personal security before she gets taken out by another crazy Bernie Bro.

As of last nite, she has 50 delegates......two others have hundreds.....not sure the math is there.

HOWEVER,it would be refreshing if,by some miracle,the numbers were to increase dramatically
and we actually saw a nose to nose horse race.

homeagain wrote: As of last nite, she has 50 delegates......two others have hundreds.....not sure the math is there.

HOWEVER,it would be refreshing if,by some miracle,the numbers were to increase dramatically
and we actually saw a nose to nose horse race.

You're not saying Warren has any chance at all, right? She isn't even liked in her own state... Biden and Bernie would both have to pass away soon.

The opinions of "sundance" at conservativetreehouse.com 3/4/20

(3) If you align Elizabeth Warren votes with Bernie Sanders (progressives) and Michael Bloomberg votes with Joe Biden (Club “moderates”)… Elizabeth Warren staying in the race cost Bernie Sanders wins in Minnesota, Maine and Massachusetts.

(4) Extending the math, the delegate impact from Warren staying in the race was a net negative to Bernie Sanders and a net positive to Joe Biden. Without Warren Bernie would have had larger delegate wins in Utah, Colorado and California.

(5) Joe Biden winning Texas was arguably the biggest surprise.

(6) Without Warren in the race Bernie would have won seven states: Minnesota, Maine, Vermont, Massachusetts, Colorado, Utah and California. Biden would have also won seven states: Virginia, North Carolina, Arkansas, Alabama, Tennessee, Oklahoma and Texas.

(7) If you accept the Club goal was to diminish Bernie Sanders, the plan for Klobuchar and Buttigieg to exit the race and Warren remaining in the race did exactly what was intended.

(8) Despite winning some delegates Michael Bloomberg did not negatively impact Joe Biden. Biden’s wins in North Carolina, Virginia, Alabama, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Arkansas and Texas would have been larger; but the resulting delegate additions would have been less than the delegate additions Bernie would have received from Warren’s exit.

Oh, you can't link that site here. It makes way too much sense so it must be flagged as "questionable".

Looks like it does not matter, it is a nose to nose with the Bern and Biden.....the BERN is collecting Calif. quite well.....as of latest update.....

Looks like Bloomberg wins as the hero for the establishment and Liz is still in denial or she's actually being forced to stay in to continue hurting Bernie. I think it's the later... she's probably been promised something that would benefit her future.

She actually hates Bernie. Remember the debate where she refused to shake his hand then called him out afterwards for calling her a liar? She's petty and is likely staying just to hurt him.

Pony Soldier wrote: She actually hates Bernie. Remember the debate where she refused to shake his hand then called him out afterwards for calling her a liar? She's petty and is likely staying just to hurt him.

That's true, but you have to know she's had a talking to from the establishment and her government career is in great jeopardy after being rejected by her own state. Liz is counting on an appointment since winning any future elections will be a lot less likely now.

LOADS of back room deals being done.....so that BIDEN is positioned to pick up the POTUS.
IF the Bern has a boatload of numbers, the king takes the top.....THAT is the not what the D'S
want......