It has always been time to support the nominee. If Sanders somehow pulls this out I’ll vote for him in a second.
Bernie minded people will do the same if they care more about his ideals than their wounded pride. It is unclear if all of them do though.
That's the question. Will they throw tantrums and not vote or even vote for Turmp out of spite? In my experience the Bernie Bros didn't actually support Bernie (let alone Democrats) and were always just Turmp supporters (I have yet to meet any actual supposed Bernie Bros that supported Bernie in the real world, but I've met several people that sure seem to be the exact same other than they're full on Turmp supporters), so, we'll see if its all been bullshit bluster by them once again.
Time to support the Dem candidate, hands down. The future is AOC for Bernie minded people.
Yep and yep. If Sanders doesn't get it this time, he's done. And no that doesn't mean dipshits should turn into petulent crybabies throwing tantrums if Sanders doesn't get it again.
Americans care, as they should as nepotism is a cancer. Now, it's small potatoes compared to what we've dealt with regarding Trump, but that doesn't matter to people that already support Trump (neither does the double-standard regarding his kids). It'll be the number one headline during the entire debate, 'This is what the Democrats represent, corrupt nepotism, 50k/mo payments to their untrained kids, crystal ball fund raisers'.
Bullshit they care. There's a shitload of Americans that view that as a positive ("family owned business for __years!"), unless its someone they don't like, and even then most of them can't actually say why it bothers them other than they're related to someone they don't like. There's also a LOT of Americans that directly benefit from nepotism.
The people raised to hate communism are already Trump supporters, and they despise socialist programs precisely because they're socialist. Those are already lost souls.
I sincerely hope you're right, I just hope we aren't talking on this board in another 9 months, with our shitposters in here saying 'herp derp I guess the Dimocrats didn't learn anything from 2016! Why'd you pick an unelectable candidate with a history of corruption!'
I don't agree, at all. If that's your biggest concern then I'd say your priorities are out of whack. Who cares what those shitheads think? They're full of shit and constantly lie. Plus, I hope you realize those same shitheads have been calling Bernie corrupt for some time as well. They bring up him railing about billionaires while having 3 houses or whatever dumb shit argument, and there were other corruption claims about him that I don't even remember.
Honestly, I think the 'he supported communism!' regarding Bernie would be even better. Hell, half of America supports socialist programs, and most young adults are smart enough to know that the 'communism' scare of damn near a century ago isn't relevant anymore. As a 30-something, I'm personally far more in favor of voting for someone being accused of being a communist because they support socialist programs than I am of voting for someone who's very clearly supporting nepotism.
To put it into a little sharper perspective, which candidate do you think will 'get out the vote' with 18-35 year olds? Bernie or Biden? Remember who 45+ people are voting for.
I thought pining for "the good old days" was no longer relevant, yet MAGA turned people into morons. Likewise, I didn't think the Russians sowing conspiracy theories would still be something that could be effective in modern society, yet again, here we are. Yes, except when you call those programs socialist then they think negatively about them, there's been repeated situations that showed this. Like where people would support Obamacare policies when described, but then when they reveal them to be part of Obamacare people would suddenly decide they were horrible. Americans are prone to propaganda, its literally how most Americans learn things, and once they learn it, they tend to refuse to change (other than in a bad way - i.e. they find out some "fact" they learned was bullshit so they decide to wholesale decide that everything is bullshit and then become conspiracy believing idiots; FYI that's why flat earth became a popular thing, so many people after falling for one conspiracy theory decided to believe some others, and then they go "well they lied about ___ why wouldn't they lie about all this other stuff!?!").
Honestly, neither. I know very few people in that demographic that openly support either (I think I encountered more Warren, and Buttieg, or even Wang supporters than Biden or Bernie in that group). And especially the 18 year olds I know they're much more likely to be Turmp supporters based on nothing other than him being a political troll. I honestly don't think either one appeals to younger people any more than the other, as I think they appeal to different subgroups within that demographic.