***Combined IA, NH, and SC Polling*** Biden 38% Sanders 24% Warren 7%

[DemocratSinceBirth]

https://morningconsult.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/Political-Intelligence-4.9.19.pdf

[Demsrule86]

1. Ha! That will teach them to try and fuck with a decent guy like Biden

K&r

[hlthe2b]

6. I think we are seeing the backlash from those who felt once the mea culpas had been

given and the accuser's accounts fully discussed, that there was a total lack of grace in refusing to accept that, but instead demand different "wording" or whatever pound of flesh had not been rendered.

[Demsrule86]

9. And there really was no there there,

[Cha]

2. Good for Biden.

[Demsrule86]

3. Yes

Hi Cha.

[Cha]

5. Aloha, Dems..

[Demsrule86]

8. Hi cha

[Kurt V.]

4. Here's what what. one of the next 4 behind sanders and biden will be the nominee

[Demsrule86]

7. Biden will be the nominee.

[Otto Lidenbrock]

10. my concern with that is...

trump supporters and probably his idiot son will be assuming that too and are going to milk the creepy tag all the way. I worry Joe will become an easy punchline

[John Fante]

11. I have my worries about Joe,

but him getting the "creepy" tag from the Pussy Grabber and reich-wing minions is not one if them.

[JI7]

15. that's what i think also. and right now i would bet on Beto or Kamala

[msongs]

12. don't these people know bernie is the front runner? hmph nt

[customerserviceguy]

13. Combining these states makes no sense

There are three distinct primaries/caucuses, not one.

[colsohlibgal]

14. Good For Joe

But look at some of the early polling in previous races. Things can and often will change dramatically. Long, long way to go, lots of twists and turns to come. Whoever is our nominee will be a quantum improvement over the vile mentally deranged creep we put up with now.

[oasis]

16. Delightful, delicious, delovely.

[Demsrule86]

17. Indeed.

[Hortensis]

18. And Kamala Harris is 9%. Some interesting data there,

Dem, thanks for posting. It shows at a glance who're in the top bloc of contenders in the race right now. I'm sorry to see Amy Klobuchar is not so far at 2%, Jay Inslee at 1%. I really like effectiveness in a politician.

I'm also sorry to see Sanders doing well so far. Seemingly his combination of left-wing policies and populist rhetoric (to appeal to those on both left and right) who are antagonistic to our government (but not to government programs) is still working.

Populist movements have to concern people who value their government and their democracies because they can become very ugly and dangerous if they grow, and, fueled by the passions of their many socially conservative members, are often taken over by right-wing leaders. Right now in Europe the only real choices voters have are right and far right thanks in large to the surge of populism and its leaders rise in national governments.

[BlueFlorida]

19. But ... but ...

Sanders is the front-runner among the "declared" candidates.