Official 2020 US Election: Democratic Party Discussion

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Okay Let me Just say this quickly before I have to deal with this. I've already explained everything about how Bernie can win and will win and how he'll be able to get his policies passed. So now Let me go into detail since certain people are so purposely missing the point.

1) Getting his policies passed. Bernie was the mayor of Vermont. He won by 10 votes as a socialist(social democrat in all honesty) and during his 1st term a lot of his proposals got blocked. He then went on and managed to get them passed by going directly to the people and telling them what he was doing (rallies) and who were blocking his proposals. Those that were blocking the will of the people were then removed from office via the will of the people. Bernie has the most supporters, the most volunteers, and is the most popular politician in America. The reason his slogan is Not ME. Us is because its not about him, its about the american people. All he's doing is rising us up to fight against the corrupt politicians that don't want to listen to us. As president he can highlight these politicians and with his popularity they'll have 2 choices. Cave to the will of the people and pass these popular policies or continue to be corporate sell outs and get primaried and most likely lose just like what happened in Vermont. Does this answer your question about how he's getting his policies through @Moren 

2) 2018, You brought this up and I'm very happy you brought it up cause there are 2 reasons the democrats took back the house. 1) Yes, its a backlash election. The first midterm after a new president usually leads to the opposition party making some gains, this is what happened somewhat. But the real thing that you missed here is 2). The People that came out and swung it to the democrats were the youth. Yes, 2018 was the first time the youth outvoted the older folks. We're the largest voting block now. Who is the most popular with the youths by a large Margin? Bernie Sanders.

3) Voter turn out. This is essentially a continuation to part 2 but at the same time explaining to you why this matters. Democrats only win, when people come out to vote. They only win when the voter turn out is high. If people stay home, the republicans win because they are the ones that feel like it is their civic duty to go out and vote in every election. They're the older folks who will always vote, who watch mainstream media, mainly fox news. However when you put someone on the ballot that isn't talking about corporate centrism and is speaking to the people and their issues you see Dems winning. I'll turn back to my presidential example. Obama ran as a progressive and won as a progressive with a very high voter turn out. Hillary, John Kerry, And Al Gore ran as centrist and lost with low voter turn outs. With youths being the now largest voter block and overwhelmingly progressive, the only person who can bring these voters out and motivate them to come to the polls is Bernie. If they come out to the polls then not only will Bernie will the presidency in a massive way but The down ballot dems will benefit from him being the head of the ticket as youths will come out and vote Democrat.

4) Obama. As he ran as a progressive and got an overwhelming victory and super majority he then proceeded to govern as a centrist. What followed was the democrats over the 8 years of Obama losing over 1000 seats in congress and in states as well as multiple governorship. This is literally the perfect example of why Centrism doesn't work and why if you put them on the ballot you will lose and give trump 4 more years and possibly even give him a full republican majority.

This is the simple explanation for you Moren I hope you understand what I'm getting at. I'm out now, I'm going to relax until after Iowa and NH cause once Bernie wins and depending on how he wins them I'll make a very bold prediction, that if it comes to pass Biden will be finished. Anyway, enjoy the rest of your Sunday and please read to understand and not to push your biases. Thank you.