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Klobuchar rising to 3rd, she might come into play. Biden 3rd or 4th, Warren not improving. Assuming Biden rebounds in SC with a large black vote, it could be a 3 or 4 way race, 5 if Bloomberg's strategy pays off. Which I wonder btw... he's dumping money in CA, but CA politics are quite radical now.
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Let me help you out.... Biden is dead and never coming back... never, ever... he is no longer in the picture. That song you hear in the background it Taps being played for his chance at a nomination.
Klobuchar, Buttigieg and Bloomberg are all competing for the same vote at the moment, with Bloomberg being the wold card. After Super Tuesday things will be a lot more clear, but I'm still betting on a brokered convention... and waiting to see how the Democrat's screw Bernie out of the nomination... Let's not forget that Bernie not even a registered Democrat. I'm thinking that Super Delegates will again be Bernie's Achilles heel.
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AND--If this happens to bernie again, it will likely split the parties support for either.
Net result, lackluster dem turnout in november...
I'm not seeing more recent SC polling, but here from before the Iowa vote:
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edit 2: 538 has one more recent SC poll included:
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Given that a compromise candidate might have to emerge (as opposed to one of the front runners getting the nod), Klobuchar would seem to me to be it. Acceptable to enough, while Bloomberg would not be acceptable to Sanders, Warren has made herself into a fool, Steyer is a buffoon, etc, in my thinking. Other also-rans are too small in stature: Bennett, Yang, Harris, Booker.Quote:
but I'm still betting on a brokered convention
edit: and since CA and its delegate haul are going to be important. These polls aren't terribly recent, but they do indicate a large radical wing in the combined Sanders/Warren vote.
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