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[Pete F.]

Pretty decisive election for a “struggling campaign”
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[scottw]

Originally Posted by Pete F.

Pretty decisive election for a “struggling campaign”
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every time I read a pete post,,,,I think, "nobody can possibly be this stupid"...


Joe Biden wins South Carolina primary, reshaping the ...https://www.washingtonpost.com › politics › 2020/02/29

Joe Biden scores a decisive win, pumping new life into his struggling campaign and slowing Bernie Sanders's momentum for the first time.
Feb 29, 2020

[Jim in CT]

Originally Posted by Pete F.

Pretty decisive election for a “struggling campaign”
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I said struggling before South Carolina. Am I wrong? Let's go by the actual facts, rather than going by your pathetic partisan re-writing of history, shall we?

Iowa was the first state. The results, in order of votes:

1. Sanders
2. Buttogieg
3. Warren
4. Biden (13.7% of the vote)


Then New Hampshire, with results as follows:

1. Sanders
2. Buttigieg
3. Klobuchar
4. Warren
5. Biden (8.3% of the vote!!), one position ahead of Tom Steyer

Then Nevada, results as follows...

1. Sanders (40.5% of vote)
2. Biden (18.9% of vote)

Those were the states before South Carolina, Pete.

I say Biden was struggling at the time.

You deny that.

This might be the most pulverizing yet, of the thousand times you have humiliated yourself here and just been mercilessly bitch slapped.

What are you afraid would have happened, if you just said, "yes Biden was doing poorly before SC"? That's what happened. I'm sorry if you don't like it, but that's what happened.

Do you ever, ever get tired of being so wrong?

Here's the data.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Result...s#Early_states

Biden desperately needed a win in SC. He needed that black congressman to endorse him, and he got that endorsement immediately after promising to nominate a black woman.

[Jim in CT]

Originally Posted by Pete F.

Pretty decisive election for a “struggling campaign”
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From the New York Times...

"Mr. Biden made the promise at a debate in February 2020, just days before facing his Democratic rivals in the South Carolina primary, where Black people make up a large portion of the party’s voters. At the time, his campaign was struggling amid losses in two of the early presidential contests."

https://www.nytimes.com/2022/01/26/u...ack-woman.html