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CNN Poll: Harris and Warren rise and Biden slides after first Democratic debates

For more than half a century, I have voted in every single election that came my way (national, state or local). I have voted with my head and my heart; and have not been swayed by how others vote. Polls mean nothing to me. My favored candidates didn't always "win," but I have never second-guessed the voting decisions I made.

My head and my heart have been with Joe Biden since before he annouced his candidacy. I will go the distance with him, no matter how far that might take the two of us.

I look forward to September then, because having a crowded stage of people yelling isn't particularly productive. People don't want to research 23 people.

Harris won. Bernie should throw his network behind Warren, Warren and Harris should be the final two.

LOL. Sanders will carry 5 states, have 200 delegates and zero super delegates and scream about how the primary was rigged while he refuses to concede.

sabrelady said: "Doesn't matter. USA is gonna be made greater in 2020. Sorry."

If the democratic process fails this time around, I would fully support extrapolitical methods of removing Trump from power. Frankly, I already do, but there are not enough of us to do anything about it.

ETA: I do not mean a violent coup. I would only support the minimum amount of force necessary to remove him from power, which may well be none at all. If everyone who opposes him simply refused to pay taxes, for instance, this would create immediate problems for the operation of his government. But it would have to be tens of millions of people doing it, not one or two or even a few thousand; in the latter scenario, they'd just crush us like grapes and claim victory over another conspiracy.

Updated On: 7/5/19 at 07:58 AM

Im really shocked no one has dropped out yet. Does Andrew Yang really believe he'll be the next President?

Huh, must have not heard he dropped. He should have too honestly. Nice guy with nice ideas but was not fit for this.



How does everyone feel about the debate groupings this time around? I feel its much more balanced to be honest.

I’d like about 10 of them to drop out. Not because I don’t like their ideas, but because I don’t think they have much chance of garnering the nomination and can’t beat Trump. The reality is most of their plans are pretty similar so it really comes down to that.

While Warren and Sanders represented their views very well, I don’t think I like their extreme views on college education and health care. I may or may not want to give up my private health care insurance policy. I understand that insurance companies are not our friends, but even if I am willing to switch, it should be my choice. And I think most Americans feel the same.

And I agree with Klobuchar that we shouldn’t be paying for wealthy people to send their kids to college. Plus when I was there, I saw lots of kids in college who shouldn’t have been there. They weren’t ready and might never be. College isn’t for everyone. What about trade schools, etc, too? I also have friends who have college degrees and have never found professional footing in their careers and struggle financially and they’re in their fifties. Look, I’m glad I went to college. It set me on a path that lead to me being able to semi-retire at 52. If people want to go to college, I think they should be able to, but not really down for the views from Harris and Sanders as they’re presently presented.

The person who I actually was the most impressed by was Klobuchar. I don’t think she could beat Trump, but other than possibly Bernie, I’m not sure any one on that stage last night could.

Updated On: 7/31/19 at 10:45 AM