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Democratic Primaries

emmaverybo

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2. Maybe the confrontation of (not with) Biden wasn't so hot an idea. Made for an overnight sensation

Reply to brooklynite (Original post)

Thu Sep 19, 2019, 08:51 AM

Sep 2019

but then more was revealed. I found it an unseemly and over-theatrical ambush that made me
seriously question her integrity.
But honestly, I am biased. I can’t really account for how she has dropped like a hot potato. Somehow not as much on her toes this last debate. Did not summon up the full strength of
presence she is capable of. Also, appeared thrown by Tulsi and got fuzzy on healthcare.
Still...
She has got grit and charisma. I do admire her fighting spirit and the fact that she worked hard to get on the inside to change the system. Not an easy way to do it.

If I were to vote in a presidential
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden

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Kamala Harris bets it all on Iowa to break freefall [View all] brooklynite Sep 2019 OP

I do not blame her a bit for doing that..before what happened in the first debate Peacetrain Sep 2019 #1

Maybe the confrontation of (not with) Biden wasn't so hot an idea. Made for an overnight sensation emmaverybo Sep 2019 #2

It's good to see they have finally realized their campaign has been severely lacking wysimdnwyg Sep 2019 #3

Sounds like a good strategy to me... NurseJackie Sep 2019 #4