Bernie has a more diverse coalition this time.

Bernie winning NH is still a victory, and the media acting like he didn't win is stupid. Him winning by such a small margin really isn't a great optic though, I definitely agree. In 2016, he was only against one person and won by such a big margin. Now against all these people, the margin is far, far smaller. I think it kind of shows how much of the votes for him were just anti-Clinton votes, not general anti-Moderate votes at the time.

i don't know why people think bloomberg will take the primary nomination. he's buying his way in and he's definitely making a couple of waves, but it's far too late for him to enter the public's mind. i could be totally wrong, but it just doesn't seem feasible.

man pete butt and cloudjar have lots of votes

I wouldn't trust people on this one

It's total BS how much time the news media spends talking about Bloomberg.

I don't watch the news and have a MSM blocker is the Bloomberg s*** really that bad? Smh

You got a link to exit polls? I haven’t been able to find any so far

2016: 2 candidates

2020:

I haven’t seen the media act like he didn’t win but I don’t really watch the news lol, doesn’t surprise me though. But yeah if you combine all of Bernie and Warren/Yang/Tulsi votes, it would total to around 43%, while Pete/Klob/Biden total to 55%. Obviously it wouldn’t shake out just like that. But if Pete and Klob starts losing steam (I think he will), Biden will likely grab all of that support. And Biden will likely start to regain momentum as some of these next states he’s better positioned to do well.

if bloomberg comes even close to sanders in the primary, i'll become a communist and donate to the PSL

it ain't happening

I’m aware there are far more candidates, so I would t expect him to win by the same majority. But it’s strange that it isn’t a decisive victory when the moderates are a lot more splintered due to the high number of candidates than the progressives are. I just said this in my last post but progressives/Bernie-is-my-likely-second-choice candidates got 43% of the vote, while moderates got around 55%.

nah donate to the homies in Workers World Party since you're definitely gonna be eatin those words

Warren needs to go ahead and drop out, she’s holding Bernie back and isn’t set to perform significantly better anywhere else.

I have a union health care plan.

Please do not "protect" it.

Well looks like Bernie is gonna have to get him out the paint

i thought the WWP split apart

nah we're better than ever and the few chapters that split from us fell apart after a few months

I wonder where Liz and tom were during this lol

let’s goooo

IBEW union endorsed Joe Biden last week but apparently many members are not happy. Here’s hoping they make a similar press release soon.

For the culinary union, it’s unfortunate to see a lot of infighting but I think this guy makes great points on union leadership struggles, particularly over M4A

Apparently there are a lot of sus connections between NV union leaders and establishment dems per culinary union drama and hillary unfairly being awarded delegates in 2016. Will post links I saw last night when I find them

you got yourself a deal then.

we all know that social democracy will prevail though ferdinand lassalle is smiling upon us

we will welcome you with open arms once bloomberg buys this s*** up

peoplespolicyproject.org/2020/02/13/the-culinary-health-insurance-is-not-that-great

Read this too

I understand. My take is Bernie who won rural Iowa when HRC was sweeping the cities is now losing in those parts to moderates. That pattern continued in N.H.

Bernie can still win rural areas. But far more than in 2016, he shows signs of becoming an urban juggernaut—especially in diverse, working-class neighborhoods.

nytimes.com/interactive/2020/02/03/us/elections/results-iowa-caucus-precinct-map.html