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I will be in shock if Biden is still the Front Runner after this debate.

Lorajay 9 June 27
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Trump started calling Biden 1% Joe a while ago - that indicates to me that Trump is worried by him, hence would prefer he was out of the race.
Look how effective his running down of Hilary became - he will try the same with Biden.
Once his first target is dealt with he will turn his attention to others he doesn't want nominated.
Trump may be despicable, but despite what most on here say, he is not stupid - he fights dirty and he fights to win - the childlike shouting match 'debate' of yesterday can only help Trump

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He said it himself: "but anyway. My time is up."

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The reason that Biden is the front runner is not because of his ideas or how presidential he is. It is because he is the most recognized. He is liked by Democrats, to be sure, but with so many candidates they're pulling attention too thin to focus on any decent alternatives.

CK-One Level 6 June 28, 2019
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Biden is a joke. Supporting segregationists?

Bernie was the only person to run on Medicare for all. Now it's pretty much mainstream in the democratic party.

He got arrested for marching with a black woman during a civil rights march. He fought for gay rights in the 70s. He's been advocating the same things consistently for decades.

"Crazy Bernie" said and did it all first and gets very little credit.

Athena Level 8 June 28, 2019

He didn't really support them know him personally definitely doesn't support segregation would not be buds with Obama one of the most descent person you could know

@bobwjr

You might think differently when you read this. Biden led the charge in helping segregationists keep black kids away from white students.
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@Athena He also put forward the laws about forfeit, and now it is law. The police can come and take your home just because they suspect you of something without any evidence and you have to prove otherwise.

@Jolanta
Agreed. I could have elaborated more when I said he's a joke. He makes me cringe.

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The so called Democratic Party members (I have been one for 41 years) are who ever answers the pollsters phone call in select zip codes in some but not all states.....I have known Joe since I met him in 1984 and his only job since age 29 has been inside the US Senate....name recognition is the number one factor measured by pollsters not the tiny audience last night.....Obama elevated him from 4 tiny counties in Delaware summer of '08 that's 11 years of #2 man living for 8 in the Naval Observatory when not riding the train to a tiny catholic hamlet in a duPont owned state.. .100% of the DNC knows and trusts him....all others except Tulsi are/were not on the Democratic NATIONAL Committee.........Biden will always be the front runner until someone like Tulsi makes it stick he is a war criminal

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Elizabeth Warren was the top Democrat candidate before the debates.

Kamala Harris impressed me this evening! She is highly intelligent, warm, clear and articulate, and has great stage presence.

@linxminx

Kamala Harris did NOT personally attack Joe Biden.

"In the most riveting moment of the night, Harris pointedly told Biden how much he had hurt her when he had boasted about working with two well-known segregationists and talked about his opposition to busing.

“I do not believe you are a racist,” Harris said, turning to the former vice president and saying she agreed with him on the importance of finding common ground. “But it was hurtful to hear you talk about the reputations of two United States senators who built their reputations and career on the segregation of race in this country.”

“It was not only that, but you also worked with them to oppose busing, and there was a little girl in California who was part of the second class to integrate her public schools and she was bused to school every day, and that little girl was me,” she added.

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If you decide this early prepare to be disappointed way too early just getting their stride will be a long haul relax

bobwjr Level 10 June 28, 2019
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He might be, but that will be short lived. He did himself no favors tonight. Time to pass the torch. Same with Bernie.

t1nick Level 8 June 27, 2019

To whom should the torch be passed do you think?

@Athena

The next two generations after the Baby Boom generation. I am a Baby Boomer (middle of the era). I got grilled a couple of months back because I stated that Baby Boomers need to step aside. The Baby Boomers came on and attempted to chastize me for saying this. Lol

@t1nick

So, Andrew Wang or Tulsi Gabbard?

@Athena
Neither, Boddegieg or Harris. Neither are Boomers. Harris was born in 1964, the last year considered potentially Boomer (1946-1964).

@t1nick

Wow, I'm so confused. You said you don't want boomers.

@t1nick I was born late '63 and don't feel a part of the boomers at all. Much more genX, but also in limbo land, as an older genX.

@CallMeDave
Thank you Dave, my point. Harris was born in 64' and like you is a cusp year.

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loved him as VP, but it is time to let go....

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You should be in shock he was the front runner before the debate.

BD66 Level 8 June 27, 2019

I was. Shortly after he entered, a poll came out saying he was in the lead. I was like... why? WTF?

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