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  • Feb 3, 2020
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    Olivear

    This caucus really a weird ass one lol. This only my first real one following i was 15 in the 2016 one and was only observing casually

    So like has there ever been a scenario were all 4 could win? This is insane

    I definitely dnt see bernie dipping below 2nd place because of his solid base that’s the only thing im certain about

    We can say that warren will be somewhere from 4th to 2nd same with biden and I don’t seen pete dipping below 3rd place

    Klobuchars number really f***ing things up

    She’s got about 9% in rcp avg,

    Let’s say 4 go to biden, 3 to pete and 1 or two in warren that’s a lot

    But also yang and tulsi got a combined avg of Around 6% as well

    I definitely think bernie will weather the klob realignment if he’s closer to the high 20s and biden/pete are in the high teens and low 20s but if it’s closer i dnt See how bernie can win

    Delagate wise atleast

    Warren also has a solid base of mid to high teens as well but she wnt benefit from the realignment since her second choice are with pete and bernie who will probably be viable everywhere

    Iowa is less than 1% of total delegates so it's more a predictor of early momentum and ideologically where people's interests lay.
    I still have my """conspiratorial""" thoughts on closed caucus-style voting but that's neither here nor there.
    One thing to keep in mind is the more tertiary tier candidates that drop out, almost certainly the more this helps Biden (and also Warren to a degree). For example, Klobuchar and Buttigieg dropping out would skyrocket Biden. I don't see Buttigieg staying in the entire race unless he shocks early-on, and I think Klobuchar will likely drop out soon unless she picks up delegates here or in NH (which I think is unlikely). I think Klobuchar will endorse Warren but then her voters will split with Biden and her. Bloomberg is just in to mess with the DNC rules essentially so I don't think he's dropping out even though that would help Biden for sure, and I think of course Warren will stay in longer term. But even knowing that, Buttigieg and Klobuchar dropping out causing Biden and Warren to pick up their followers is a massive detriment to everyone else in the race, Sanders especially, who basically has his own coalition who doesn't overlap nearly as much with others currently running. The more people who drop out, the harder it gets on Sanders for sure, who already needs as much help as he can get in states outside the rust belt, west coast, and especially north east which I've seen some polls indicate is split between him and Warren.

  • Feb 3, 2020

    more like cock-us, amirite

  • Feb 3, 2020

    S*** got me nervous

  • Feb 3, 2020
    krishna bound

    I don't think he'll win by any means, but I have a small feeling Yang is going to vastly over-perform vs his predictions

    hopefully

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    slight relief

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    Cudderwalks
    https://twitter.com/progressivelizz/status/1224469605977968640

    slight relief

    60

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    60

    67 now

  • Feb 3, 2020
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    krishna bound

    Iowa is less than 1% of total delegates so it's more a predictor of early momentum and ideologically where people's interests lay.
    I still have my """conspiratorial""" thoughts on closed caucus-style voting but that's neither here nor there.
    One thing to keep in mind is the more tertiary tier candidates that drop out, almost certainly the more this helps Biden (and also Warren to a degree). For example, Klobuchar and Buttigieg dropping out would skyrocket Biden. I don't see Buttigieg staying in the entire race unless he shocks early-on, and I think Klobuchar will likely drop out soon unless she picks up delegates here or in NH (which I think is unlikely). I think Klobuchar will endorse Warren but then her voters will split with Biden and her. Bloomberg is just in to mess with the DNC rules essentially so I don't think he's dropping out even though that would help Biden for sure, and I think of course Warren will stay in longer term. But even knowing that, Buttigieg and Klobuchar dropping out causing Biden and Warren to pick up their followers is a massive detriment to everyone else in the race, Sanders especially, who basically has his own coalition who doesn't overlap nearly as much with others currently running. The more people who drop out, the harder it gets on Sanders for sure, who already needs as much help as he can get in states outside the rust belt, west coast, and especially north east which I've seen some polls indicate is split between him and Warren.

    I agree but my man theres one thing lmaoo

    Yr conflating buttigieg and amys early state support to nationally

    Mike bloomberg and tom steyer regular outpoll both nationally

    Buttigieg and amys constituency is literally based solely in NH and Iowa, pete is at like 7% nationally amy even less

    Those are marginal numbers in a scenario where sanders is supercharged in a nh and iowa double win

    The only impact they could hv is in two first states so bernie really really lucked out cus neither will drop before New Hampshire

    Buttigieg is at 0 w black and latinos what is he dropping gonna do in nevada, SC, cali or texas 😂😂 Any is even worse

    Warren on the other hand does have a constituency past those two states

    She’s in the mid teens in Super Tuesday states so honestly past bernie and biden she’s the only one with any impact or chance to expand if were being honest

    And seeing how it’s unlikely it is she’ll win both iowa and NH, pending her eventual dropout that’ll only bolster bernie seeing how he’s overwhelmingly her people’s second choice

    Steyer is also really high in nevada and sc so he has some impact as well. His demographic seems to be an even split between low info progressive voters and biden voters so who knows but in SC atleast he’s cutting heavy into bidens lead so i think they lean moderate

  • Feb 3, 2020
    Cudderwalks
    https://twitter.com/imkwazy42/status/1224474898505949184

    67 now

    how big is this district tho

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    like if they are satellite caucuses aren't they really small

  • Feb 3, 2020
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    Olivear

    I agree but my man theres one thing lmaoo

    Yr conflating buttigieg and amys early state support to nationally

    Mike bloomberg and tom steyer regular outpoll both nationally

    Buttigieg and amys constituency is literally based solely in NH and Iowa, pete is at like 7% nationally amy even less

    Those are marginal numbers in a scenario where sanders is supercharged in a nh and iowa double win

    The only impact they could hv is in two first states so bernie really really lucked out cus neither will drop before New Hampshire

    Buttigieg is at 0 w black and latinos what is he dropping gonna do in nevada, SC, cali or texas 😂😂 Any is even worse

    Warren on the other hand does have a constituency past those two states

    She’s in the mid teens in Super Tuesday states so honestly past bernie and biden she’s the only one with any impact or chance to expand if were being honest

    And seeing how it’s unlikely it is she’ll win both iowa and NH, pending her eventual dropout that’ll only bolster bernie seeing how he’s overwhelmingly her people’s second choice

    Steyer is also really high in nevada and sc so he has some impact as well. His demographic seems to be an even split between low info progressive voters and biden voters so who knows but in SC atleast he’s cutting heavy into bidens lead so i think they lean moderate

    Isn't Buttigieg at 10-13% and Klobuchar at like 4-6% nationally? That's still a lot, it's not like the Biden-Sanders gap is that wide where even 4% isn't a massive change. You're right though on everything else

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    Synopsis

    like if they are satellite caucuses aren't they really small

    It’s a satellite caucus for Des Moines at a college obviously heavily favoring Bernie but good to see early support

  • Feb 3, 2020
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    Cudderwalks

    It’s a satellite caucus for Des Moines at a college obviously heavily favoring Bernie but good to see early support

    i just hate this whole realignment s***

  • Feb 3, 2020
    Synopsis

    i just hate this whole realignment s***

    Yeah definitely worrying since Warren picked you +11 in realignment and Bernie only +7

    Majority of satellite caucus’s going in Bernie’s favor though so far

  • Feb 3, 2020

    If you wanna check early Bernie wins

  • Feb 3, 2020
    krishna bound

    Isn't Buttigieg at 10-13% and Klobuchar at like 4-6% nationally? That's still a lot, it's not like the Biden-Sanders gap is that wide where even 4% isn't a massive change. You're right though on everything else

    Buttigieg is at 6 and amy at 4 nationally in RCP ntl avg

    And 7 and 3 in 538 ntl avg

    Shocking right? This hands down been my fave 2020 primary factoid

    Dnt get me wrong 10% is a lot but seeing how it’s crazily disproportionately located in the early two states I honestly think both of their eventual drops after NH will be statistical noise

    That 10% is roughly wht yang and tulsi hv combined as well and atleast those two hv more widespread support somewhat

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    I’m not gonna stress myself out. I’ll wait a few hours for the final results

  • Feb 4, 2020
    Lou

  • Feb 4, 2020
    Lou

    I’m not gonna stress myself out. I’ll wait a few hours for the final results

    It’s dead as f*** at my work so I’m just going crazy on twitter looking for caucus results

  • Feb 4, 2020
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    I’ve had issues with Ro Khanna but you love to see it. Probably wasn’t that hard tho

  • Feb 4, 2020
    mentallo
    https://twitter.com/mikemartinezdc/status/1224473009257316353

    I’ve had issues with Ro Khanna but you love to see it. Probably wasn’t that hard tho

    What issues could u possibly hv w ro

    Dude is super likeable

    Him and aoc my dream 2028 ticket

  • Feb 4, 2020
    mentallo
    https://twitter.com/mikemartinezdc/status/1224473009257316353

    I’ve had issues with Ro Khanna but you love to see it. Probably wasn’t that hard tho

    He's sured up so many Congressional endorsements for Sanders, he's playing a big part in this campaign

  • Inject this straight into my veins

  • Feb 4, 2020
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    CNN a***yst really breaking down the 2008 county results... get with the times vrother

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