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  • Jun 10, 2021
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    KuntaKinte

    Literally headcanon for the motives of irl people. Bloomberg endorsed Biden after Super Tuesday, where he won a single primary in the American Samoa.

    Biden literally had all the endorsements from all of the notable debate candidates prior to Bloomberg's endorsement.

    What is this revisionist history of "BLOOMBERG WAS THE TIPPING POINT FOR BIDEN'S WIN"

    How dumb are you lmao

    you’re putting words in my mouth & obviously have a very poor understanding of the events of the 2020 elections. f*** off.

  • Jun 10, 2021
    NothingIs

    you’re putting words in my mouth & obviously have a very poor understanding of the events of the 2020 elections. f*** off.

    Lmao point of what words I put in your mouth

    Also elaborate on my poor understanding.

  • Jun 10, 2021
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    NothingIs

    this is also true

    i think Bloomberg ran to make those who don’t pay attention to politics think “i’m choosing 1/5 of these guys” then when he dropped out & endorsed Biden, it was like “oh well i guess Biden has my vote now” (and same with Bootyjeg & everyone else)

    by doing that, Biden’s odds of winning from casual voters were a lot higher than they would’ve been been if it started out as Biden vs. Bernie (50/50)

    yea I can see that. what was rlly strange was warren choosing biden over bernie which made no sense based on their perspective platforms

  • Jun 10, 2021
    CLB Fractions

    yea I can see that. what was rlly strange was warren choosing biden over bernie which made no sense based on their perspective platforms

    Why are you guys engaging with this brainlet

  • Jun 10, 2021
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    A state elector is suppose to vote for the candidate that got the majority of their state. If the majority of ND who has 5 electors goes to one candidate as opposed to calis 55 that goes to another i dont see how ND has more influence
    It would took ND's 5 and a combination of other states to reach calis 55
    I dont see the issue

  • Jun 10, 2021
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    You guys are really engaging with someone who said Bloomberg was the tipping point of the 2020 election?

  • Jun 10, 2021
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    Jody

    A state elector is suppose to vote for the candidate that got the majority of their state. If the majority of ND who has 5 electors goes to one candidate as opposed to calis 55 that goes to another i dont see how ND has more influence
    It would took ND's 5 and a combination of other states to reach calis 55
    I dont see the issue

    more people vote on which way a single elector votes in California than in North Dakota

    therefore, each individual person voting has less influence on the election if they live in California vs. in North Dakota

    it’s not that difficult a concept

  • Jun 10, 2021
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    KuntaKinte

    You guys are really engaging with someone who said Bloomberg was the tipping point of the 2020 election?

    where’d i say that?

  • Jun 10, 2021

    dude is literally using straw man arguments to argue against something i didn’t even come close to saying LMFAOOOOO

  • Jun 10, 2021
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    NothingIs

    where’d i say that?

    By implying that Biden's odds of winning the primary were a lot higher because Bloomberg dropped out and endorsed him, you're implying that Bloomberg's endorsement was enough to tip the scales against Bernie Sanders when Bernie had just readily lost Super Tuesday.

  • Jun 10, 2021
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    no surprise your reading compression skills are terrible based on how you interpreted the events of the election

  • Jun 10, 2021
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    NothingIs

    no surprise your reading compression skills are terrible based on how you interpreted the events of the election

    Lmao instead of typing these posts how about supporting your argument with actual facts

  • Jun 10, 2021
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    KuntaKinte

    By implying that Biden's odds of winning the primary were a lot higher because Bloomberg dropped out and endorsed him, you're implying that Bloomberg's endorsement was enough to tip the scales against Bernie Sanders when Bernie had just readily lost Super Tuesday.

    you made a lot of leaps to get to that conclusion

  • Jun 10, 2021
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    NothingIs

    more people vote on which way a single elector votes in California than in North Dakota

    therefore, each individual person voting has less influence on the election if they live in California vs. in North Dakota

    it’s not that difficult a concept

    I get the concept i dont see the issue when Cali has over 10x more influence

  • Jun 10, 2021
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    KuntaKinte

    Lmao instead of typing these posts how about supporting your argument with actual facts

    you haven’t even responded to my argument lol you made up your own argument & pretended i said it

  • Jun 10, 2021
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    NothingIs

    you haven’t even responded to my argument lol you made up your own argument & pretended i said it

    I responded verbatim to your post. Clarify exactly what you meant if you think I got something wrong lmao

  • Jun 10, 2021
    Jody

    I get the concept i dont see the issue when Cali has over 10x more influence

    Cali has more influence as a whole because more people live there

    why else do you think California has more electors than North Dakota?

  • Jun 10, 2021
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    Jody

    A state elector is suppose to vote for the candidate that got the majority of their state. If the majority of ND who has 5 electors goes to one candidate as opposed to calis 55 that goes to another i dont see how ND has more influence
    It would took ND's 5 and a combination of other states to reach calis 55
    I dont see the issue

    look at a states population vs electoral votes they get

  • Jun 10, 2021
    KuntaKinte

    I responded verbatim to your post. Clarify exactly what you meant if you think I got something wrong lmao

    yea i’m not arguing with you dude. sorry. i hope you find someone in this thread to debate with tonight. i’ve been at that level of boredom before too.

  • Jun 10, 2021
    NothingIs

    you made a lot of leaps to get to that conclusion

    You said

    Translation: Bloomberg ran to help Biden by diving a field, dropping out, and endorsing Biden (Voters who would have most likely have voted for Biden anyway as opposed to the Socialist adjacent senator of Vermont, making this a futile endeavor)

    By doing that, Biden's odds of winning from casual voters were a lot higher than they would have been if it started out as Biden vs Bernie (50/50)

    Bold is the dumb s*** you said

    The latter implying Biden wasn't the presumed favorite to win the primary prior to all the other candidates eating away at his base in 2020.
    projects.fivethirtyeight.com/polls/president-primary-d

    Implying that Bernie's plan wasn't to literally compete against Joe on a divided field

    nbcnews.com/politics/2020-election/bernie-sanders-bet-big-small-tent-win-democratic-nomination-here-n1179451

    And you're telling me I don't know what I'm talking about, when the a***yst agree with me and not you

    Humble yourself child.

  • Jun 10, 2021
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    look at wyoming population then divide it by # of electors then do that for california.

  • Jun 10, 2021
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    Every time that dude has nothing to say he retreats from the conversation instead of just admitting he's wrong. Lmao

    Support your claim bro. Please verify that Bloomberg wanted to divide the campaign to steal votes away from Joe Biden (Also known as Joe Budden) so that he could later drop out and endorse Joe Biden so he could get those same voters back in order to beat Sanders.

  • Jun 10, 2021
    CLB Fractions

    look at wyoming population then divide it by # of electors then do that for california.

    he’s got a hand wave emoji, we might be getting trolled dude

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