After the major screwup in the democratic Iowa caucus we still have no definite data about the outcome. And while this makes it difficult to decide the winner, all the fragmented information we got points to a massive loss of Biden. He isn't even second or third, it seems he is fourth or fifth. And with a big gap to the three frontrunners.

The reported results on Wikipedia so far list Biden as fifth behind Sanders, Warren, Buttigieg and Klobuchar with 13.2% in initial alignment and 11.08% in final alignment. The released numbers by the Sanders campaign covering about 40% of precincts show Biden in fourth with 13.83% in first count and 12.37% in final count. The Warren campaign issued a statement, that she is in a three-way fight for the lead with Biden being a distant fourth.

All these points alone wouldn't be too reliable, but together they paint the picture of a crushing loss for Biden.

It isn't even that he could recover in New Hampshire. He polls far behind Sanders there. In win in Nevada might turn things around, but it is also not very likely. So South Carolina is the first state that shows him leading the polls comfortably. But by then his main argument of electability could have been severely damaged, which would hurt him down the line.

So what do you think? Can Biden recover or is his campaign no longer viable?

The Ukrainian prosecutor Biden forced to get fired for investigating his son when when we was Obama's VP filed a criminal complaint abut him for abuse of power.

https://www.zerohedge.com/political/ukrainiain-son-bitch-who-got-fired-files-criminal-complaint-against-biden-abuse-power

Further evidence Biden's campaign could be in trouble is the polling. New polls coming in with interviews still taken before Iowa show him slowly dropping. The Realclearpolitiics average shows, that never since Biden entered the race, Sanders was so close to him (3.3% currently).

The majority of the US want to get rid of Trump, but the real problem for democrats is that they are so divided while the republicans are rather united in their support for Trump.
If Biden would win the democratic primary, many would not vote for him, probably for the same reasons why people didn't vote for Hillary. The same might happen when Sanders becomes the dem's nominee because of the "socialist"/"communist" stigma (not that Sanders is actually a communist by any stretch or full on socialist).

The republicans have a good chance of winning, not because the majority of the US support them (they don't), but because the democrats are so divided and don't seem to have a candidate that can really unite them (let alone unite the US at large).
If Trump wins again, I think we'll be looking at a huge downturn within the US but also globally. If the dems win 2020, the first thing they have to do is make huge political reforms. The ridiculous electoral college will need to go, first and foremost. 1 vote should be worth exactly 1 vote, regardless of where you live.

I think electoral college might fall in time, whoever wins the White House and congress:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Popular_Vote_Interstate_Compact

For those who don't want to read all this and prefer a good, informative video on NaPoVoInterCo (as CPD Grey puts it):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tUX-frlNBJY

I hope so, but there's still unfortunately at least a moderate chance he gets the nomination. His entire popularity is "I was Obama's vice president." There's no other reason.

I sure hope so. We don't need another 4 years of uninspired, cookie cutter, establishment dry ass policies and politics. Biden would also be terrible on stage with Trump. He'd gaffe all over the place.

And we have actual results. With 62% of precincts Biden is fourth with only 13% of votes.

https://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2020/president/iowa_democratic_caucus_results.html

The President trying to use foreign assistance to dig up dirt on an opponent, Biden, and the media coverage of the entire scenario, is why Biden's campaign is failing.

Oh the irony.