The Democratic Drop Out Of The Race Thread

I thought this thread could be an ongoing thread for people to post to when people drop out of the race.
We have our first causality, well technically it was Richard Ojeda, but his attempt was so short lived that he doesn't really count.
He dropped out way back in January, that's why you never heard about him.
Basically after the first round of debates is the marking point we will use; and it is Eric Swalwell, he said he needs to focus on his re-election as a congressman, and he is right. He won't qualify for the next round of debates anyways.

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Some but not all that don't qualify for the next debate will be next to drop out.
Then the September debates
After that the next big drop out will happen after the Iowa primary.
And finally after Super Tuesday March 3 2020 most will be gone, maybe only top 2 or 3 left by then.

When certain people drop I will be happy.
For example the woman that was very respectful to the Generals during formal Senate hearing question periods.

Something about Swalwell never clicked with anyone.

I mean, dude got ratioed with every tweet and memetic warfare burned hilarious memes into his name, never stood a chance AND that was from the general public, nevermind the competition, his peers.

a reply to: Arnie123

The sound of Dorothy's ruby slippers clicking ...

Rep. Eric Swalwell drops out of presidential race (AP youtube)

a reply to: xuenchen

So I've been locked out my acct on Twitter for a week because I took one of @Bettemidlers tweets and replaced anything Trump with her name instead, BAM, Twitter violation.

Talk about double standard, huh? Blue checker old celebrities are above private company TOS.

www.washingtonexaminer.com... well trump is on track to out raise the entirety of the DNC to the tune of 2 billion dollars so far and were a yearish away from the actual election

Republican donor enthusiasm is reaching new levels more than a year before the presidential election, sparking wild predictions that President Trump and the Republican National Committee’s joint fundraising committee will raise more than Trump and Hillary Clinton collected in the 2016 election. GOP fundraisers said the president could rake in $2 billion to $2.5 billion, a record amount that is double what Clinton and former President Barack Obama took in for their most recent campaigns. It would also be four times the $600 million Trump raised in 2016. 00:00 00:48 Columnist Kristen Soltis Anderson on the expanded Washington Examiner magazine “With that kind of money, we’ll be hard to beat,” said a Trump insider, noting that Clinton out-raised Trump in 2016 2-to-1 and still lost.Trump recently shocked the political and fundraising establishment when he raised more than $1 million an hour during the first day of his official reelection campaign. Not only did he host a huge rally in Orlando, Florida, but his campaign team and children, including Eric and Lara Trump, and Donald Trump Jr. and his girlfriend Kimberly Guilfoyle made calls to 200 top donors

so with less dems in the race as it gets closer a few of them may actually get enough money to run a half decent campaign

In the end, it will be down to just the 4

Kiddie sniffer
Doctor Brown
Tupac Time Traveler
and
The fake indian(lies like wind).

a reply to: Blue_Jay33

Interesting he dropped out on the day of the Epstein drop. I wonder how many start jumping ship as more about Epstein comes out.

originally posted by: MisterSpock
In the end, it will be down to just the 4

Kiddie sniffer
Doctor Brown
Tupac Time Traveler
and
The fake indian(lies like wind).

Now, of this pool I think it's obvious biden and sanders will be knocked out.

Old, white, cis males. So unless one of them is willing to go all out and show up in drag and "come out" as some level of "minority" group. They are toast.

That leaves a couple of nuts and of those I just don't think warren will get the nod from the DNC, she just doesn't seem to have one redeeming quality about her(personality or otherwise). Harris will get the big push from the party and get the "nod" and the subsequent super delegate backing.

a reply to: MisterSpock

Harris will get the big push from the party and get the "nod" and the subsequent super delegate backing.

There is so much in the que ready to use against her, when she beats Trump in the debates, he will get mad and use it shamelessly, and everybody will laugh like they did in 2016. She thinks she can beat him, what they have on her; she will lose pretty much all the alpha male vote black & white and Latino. I have seen what can and will be used against her, not good.
But everybody is holding fire...for now.

Now Tulsi Gabbard, Trump has no answer to her, I think she can capture the Trump male voter in swing states, and that is the key to winning this thing.

originally posted by: Arnie123
Something about Swalwell never clicked with anyone.

I mean, dude got ratioed with every tweet and memetic warfare burned hilarious memes into his name, never stood a chance AND that was from the general public, nevermind the competition, his peers.

yah, it couldn’t be that whole him confiscation thing could it....

a reply to: Blue_Jay33

Why? Because she is an attractive female? Are you saying that male Trump supporters don’t support him for his policies, and suddenly they will switch to a woman who believes in socialism ?

a reply to: RalagaNarHallas

The amount of money is far less important as who is giving the money.

a reply to: Blue_Jay33

I think within the next 5 months we will be down to just a few left.
This is who I think will be left.

Booker
Warren
Gabberd
Castro
Sanders
Buttigieg

By the time the dem elections happen it will be
Sanders
Warren
Booker
Gabbard

I'll give a prediction on who gets the nominee once it's down to just 4 or 5.

a reply to: RalagaNarHallas

so with less dems in the race as it gets closer a few of them may actually get enough money to run a half decent campaign

Yes because right now the money for the dems is being split between them all. While trump is just one person.

Once the field narrows you will see the money raise for each person .

originally posted by: scraedtosleep
a reply to: RalagaNarHallas

The amount of money is far less important as who is giving the money.

All the "pertinent" words are in the song.....

a reply to: Blue_Jay33

BWAHAHAHA
Cya swallowswell

Polling @ 0%

a reply to: Blue_Jay33

The Democratic party needs to practice unity to prevent friction that may lower votes based on confusion.
Hillary didn't get a fair chance and when many seen Bernie not win they got upset confused.
Some of those confused totally switched sides on voting parties and others just didn't vote since they could not have Bernie. It should of been Hillary/Bernie to keep votes but...
So now for example it's Harris vs Biden instead of Joe & Kamala
The masses are observing-

The confusion will lower votes...

Who is picked should be based on their compassion for THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA and THE WORLD & experience not fame.

Who has the most experience

GL

I guess we have people still joining in on the fun. Tom Steyer just announced his presidential run for 2020. Funny thing is he is running on removing corporate influence from politics but is the 2nd largest donor to politicians. He is also a big climate change guy. Here is what he had to say.

“If we can reduce the influence of corporate money in our democracy, and start to address the devastating impacts of climate change, we can unlock the full potential of the American people and finally solve the many challenges facing our country,” Steyer said in a statement accompanying the video.

“The other Democratic candidates for President have many great ideas that will absolutely move our country forward, but we won’t be able to get any of those done until we end the hostile corporate takeover of our democracy,” he said.

CNBC