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04/08/20

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Originally posted by LoadedDog: ↑

30% of dems are unhappy with their candidate but how do they replace him?

There has been a primary process that has Joe as winner. How can the DNC simply cast him aside? The corollary of the 30% is that 70% are content with him. They risk alienating that large slice of the party by changing now. Every day that passes makes it harder.

Personally, I doubt we will see the real candidate until the last possible moment. They know the only thing any reasonable replacement [beside Hillary] has going for them is the honeymoon factor, and that is short lived. If they were going with Hillary they would have done so already, she is such a good fundraiser.

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I'm quite sure it'd ultimately be Biden's call and no one can stop him from withdrawing if he chooses.

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