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Jakes Progress

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5. Depends on his motive for running.

Wed Mar 18, 2020, 01:38 AM

Mar 2020

If he wants to defeat trump and move the country left, he should retire from the race.

If he wants to divide the party for personal reasons, he should keep at it.

I actually think that he is sort of the captive of his advisors, many of whom do not have the best interests of the country at heart, let alone the Democratic Party. Otherwise he would condemn and fire those who are doing the crap that they are doing.

He has already run past the time when he could have a real voice in forming the platform. The longer he runs, the more irrelevant he becomes. Losing race after race only diminishes his standing.

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

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Should Sanders drop out? [View all] BigmanPigman Mar 2020 OP

if not he should at least quit peddling these myths about his campaign, especially that msongs Mar 2020 #1

As of tonight, he's been "dropped out" by Democratic voters Zambero Mar 2020 #2

Now is the time for Sanders to concede pink Mar 2020 #3

Unless he has some other plans for the money he is bilking out of his supporters. tritsofme Mar 2020 #4

Depends on his motive for running. Jakes Progress Mar 2020 #5

Here's what you do, Joe BidenBacker Mar 2020 #6

There are down ballot primary races that could be hurt if he drops out jxla Mar 2020 #7

No. boston bean Mar 2020 #8