Jack

Biden getting the nomination makes Harris his VP pick. Very happy that we didn't end up with Sanders and the DNC is starting to go away from the fringe. I can feel much more comfortable voting for Biden/Harris.

I'm guess i'm not here often enough to see it but i'll take your word for it. I hacked into their mainframe and disabled their algorithms.

Trump isn't going to lose Texas. Ted fucking Cruz is still in the Senate and most Republicans can't stand him.

I think it's McAfree this time. He's 100% all in on the cannibalism vote.

I think there are 2 options. 1) Paid Russian trolls that are coordinating to influence the election by posting on the politics section of a Texas Longhorns message board. 2) Real people with jobs and families that only get on here when work is slow.

JimmyJames... this has been all over twitter for hours.. She even brought up his name

This is an excellent analogy. I have family that is fully onboard supporting Sanders and so I get to see plenty of their social media posts. I agree with a lot of what they have to say conceptually but trying to have a discussion with them is like chewing on sandpaper. It's really hard to believe that they share the same values.

100% agree with this. In a brokered convention the delegates for Sanders will likely throw a tantrum as we've seen them do repeatedly. The problem isn't with posters like BT or Bernie himself. There are some real bad apples that have attached themselves to the campaign and are extremely active within it. How many of them are now delegates? Alot of Sanders supporters felt cheated in 2016 and if they feel cheated again in 2020 they aren't going to go quietly.

Sorry, that crosses a clear line. I am not about to eat a bag of dicks a day.

Is it really a smear though? He calls himself a Democratic Socialist. He chose that term. Whatever you are, own it. Tactically, I do think that keeping Sanders away from the nomination is probably the right move, even if they can't openly come out and say it. Most moderate Dems (as pointed out by other posters union workers) are not socialists. When things are going well with jobs and the stock market, it's hard to convince people to make a radical change like that.

That is alarming

I think the biggest issue we could see is a scenario where Bernie is either #1 going into a brokered convention. If he doesn't get the nomination after winning the most delegates, we'll have a big problem.

Glad to see we are on the same page.

Say what you will about Virgil, but he's been right about a lot lately. He's also predicting Warren drops out by the end of the week.