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Topic	Politics Containment Topic 274: Rebuttigieg
pxlated 02/27/20 9:01:45 PM #128:	KamikazePotato posted... Polls continue to come in, all reinforcing the notion that Biden wins SC by around 15-20%. Bernie should still be viable to receive delegates which is crucial - if he can manage that, it doesn't look nearly as bad. This gives Biden a momentum boost going into Super Tuesday. One X-factor that will hurt him on ST that isn't being talked about a lot is that his campaign, at the moment, is dead. If he doesn't get last-minute support (from whatever source) he literally cannot continue to run ads or organize rallies or...whatever. On the flip side, Sanders' donations continue to surge and he has plenty of money to throw around, and his advertising in ST states has been MUCH higher than Biden's. At the moment I think that, when the dust clears, the final delegate count for all states ends up being something like Sanders 38% and Biden 29%. Not enough that the DNC can't afford to make the case for primarying him out...but enough that if they do that it would look TERRIBLE. yeah, it seems like a lot of biden's donors are maxed out and he has to find new ones. apparently he has one campaign office in california (compared to sander's and bloomberg each with over 20). maybe he should have taken less private jets! --- [various robot sounds] <cite>pxlated posted [p:934971590] in Politics C... [t:78435192]...</cite> <quote>KamikazePotato posted... </cite> <quote>Polls continue to come in, all reinforcing the notion that Biden wins SC by around 15-20%. Bernie should still be viable to receive delegates which is crucial - if he can manage that, it doesn't look nearly as bad. This gives Biden a momentum boost going into Super Tuesday. One X-factor that will hurt him on ST that isn't being talked about a lot is that his campaign, at the moment, is dead. If he doesn't get last-minute support (from whatever source) he literally cannot continue to run ads or organize rallies or...whatever. On the flip side, Sanders' donations continue to surge and he has plenty of money to throw around, and his advertising in ST states has been MUCH higher than Biden's. At the moment I think that, when the dust clears, the final delegate count for all states ends up being something like Sanders 38% and Biden 29%. Not enough that the DNC can't afford to make the case for primarying him out...but enough that if they do that it would look TERRIBLE.</quote> yeah, it seems like a lot of biden's donors are maxed out and he has to find new ones. apparently he has one campaign office in california (compared to sander's and bloomberg each with over 20). maybe he should have taken less private jets! --- [various robot sounds]</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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