Every time Biden started speaking I heard, in the back of my mind, Chris Berman saying Stumbling, bumbling Biden.

Saw a summary on the news. The one thing I learned is that they are all United on one point. None of them can be trusted.

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chocker

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Originally posted by 46and2:

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chocker

que?

Yeah, that one had me scratching my head.

"And when dictatorships, whether it is the Chinese or the Cubans, do something good, you acknowledged that."

Yet, I've never heard Bernie acknowledge a thing President Trump has done good, and he and his fellow lefties consider Trump a dictator.

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Originally posted by Balzé Halzé:

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Originally posted by 46and2:

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chocker

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Yeah, that one had me scratching my head.

Maybe he meant she's prone to choking (under pressure?)?

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Originally posted by BMR:
"And when dictatorships, whether it is the Chinese or the Cubans, do something good, you acknowledged that."

Yet, I've never heard Bernie acknowledge a thing President Trump has done good, and he and his fellow lefties consider Trump a dictator.

Good point. That's is a perfect follow up question by any legitimate journalist.

"Bernie, would you acknowledge then that President Trump has done anything good while in office"?

He meant “choker” as opposed to covfefe.

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Originally posted by Strambo:
He meant “choker” as opposed to covfefe.

Choktaw?

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Originally posted by Strambo:
He meant “choker” as opposed to covfefe.

Or maybe he meant she is simply there filling a space to even things out, like a chock. She's a female, probably the last female in their field, and her sex makes her qualified and necessary in the Dem's make-believe world.



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choker - one that chokes or suffocates another

chocker - adjective: informal, full up; packed
British slang, irritated; fed up.

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South Carolina Presidential primary is this coming Saturday 29 Feb 2020

Then super Tuesday 3 Mar

Fifteen jurisdictions are holding a primary event on Super Tuesday in 2020.

Alabama
American Samoa
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Maine
Massachusetts
Minnesota
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia

With both California and Texas—the two most populous states in the United States—holding their primaries on Super Tuesday, approximately 40% of the U.S. population has a primary event on March 3

https://ballotpedia.org/Super_Tuesday_primaries,_2020


#California Point Blank Poll:
Sanders 34%
Warren 13%
Bloomberg 11%
Biden 11%
Buttigieg 9%
Klobuchar 4%
Steyer 3%
Gabbard 2%

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a little OT, but related

https://www.breitbart.com/poli...t-in-south-carolina/

North Charleston, South Carolina — Billionaire left-wing donor Tom Steyer promised a gathering of African American religious leaders Wednesday morning that he would push for “blacker” and “browner” leaders if elected president.

Steyer, who used those terms in describing his proposal for 12-year term limits for members of Congress, was one of several Democratic presidential candidates to address the National Action Network (NAN), a group run by Al Sharpton, at a breakfast for local ministers ahead of the state’s presidential primary on Saturday.

Sharpton has played an unprecedented role in the 2020 presidential primary. In 2008, then-Sen. Barack Obama (D-IL) openly refused to accept Sharpton’s endorsement, given his history of racist and antisemitic rhetoric.

But President Obama, needing allies within the black community, later helped rehabilitate Sharpton’s reputation.

Today, Sharpton functions as a kingmaker within the Democratic Party , with candidates lining up for photo-ops with him, hoping for his praise and support.

Tuesday’s breakfast was no exception.

Former Vice President Joe Biden was listed as the first speaker, and won the coveted endorsement of House Majority Whip Rep. James Clyburn (D-SC).

Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-MN), who has cast herself as a moderate, appeared at the event. So, too, did former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg, who showed up despite fighting a cold that has forced him to cancel other campaign appearances.

Buttigieg acknowledged that he had made “mistakes” on racial issues in South Bend, and that he did not share the experiences of black Americans, but said he would always be willing to listen. He thanked Sharpton for his “leadership.”

Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) spoke about her commitment to criminal justice reform, including the abolition of private prisons.

Steyer claimed that his mother had contributed to the civil rights movement by working as a public school teacher. His call for reparations for slavery received a smattering of applause.

He praised Reps. Al Green (D-TX) and Maxine Waters (D-CA) for supporting calls to impeach President Donald Trump.

Frontrunner Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) was the last to speak, and received a stirring defense from Sharpton himself.

“Do not go by those who use the ‘socialist’ tag to separate us from what we need to do for this country … we are not that stupid,” Sharpton said.

Sanders recalled his arrest for protesting housing discrimination while a student at the University of Chicago. He recalled attending the March on Washington with Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., in 1963, and noted that he had endorsed Jesse Jackson for president in 1988.

He, like Steyer, called President Donald Trump a “racist” who had to be removed from the White House.

New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg was the only candidate who was noticeably absent.

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any group that makes Al Sharpton a "kingmaker" is a group totally lacking in integrity. A group that is fully focused on bribing for votes ; bribing and bargaining w American tax payer dollars.

Tomi Lahren: Debate was like a nursing home cafeteria that ran out of Jell-O

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chocker - adjective: informal, full up; packed
British slang, irritated; fed up.

Or could have meant she would bottle it.

It was like watching a bunch of senile old timers arguing about which diner has better soup.