Guys, don't respond to Snoopy, he only ever comes here to derail the thread with Trump stuff, like he's doing now.

I'm discussing the Democratic party and how they are losing voters.

I mean.. I'm not so sure about that 2nd one. I'm not sure if its to harm Tulsi or protect others from her as its been legitimately stated by Kamala's campaign that it was Tulsi exposing her record that has put her in that position. But yea, Tulsi recently appeared on the Joe Rogan Podcast, where she discussed 2016 and her endorsement of Bernie and what the other people in the party told her once she did that. It was essentially a "you just killed your political career" kinda thing. I'm much more cynical than you in this regard, and I've followed numerous things including the DNC lawsuit where the DNC legit argued that they don't have to nominate they're candidate democratically. They can go in a backroom and say "this is our nominee" if they want to. (Its out there, look it up). I'm not sure which part of the podcast it is, it was over 2 hours long but yea.

Might I ask which positions?

I meant which positions of Bernie's do you find too extreme?

I'm posting a Tier just because, why not?

Tier 1: Pragmatic Center-Left
1. Amy (I know she doesn't stand a chance, but neither do most of the candidates)
2. Pete (I'll ride this hype train until it crashes in South Carolina)
3. Biden

Tier 2: The Warren Tier
1. Warren

Tier 3: I don't know what these people want or stand for
1. Harris (It's a shame. I had high expectations for her)
2. Booker

Tier 4: Ego, vanity campaigns.
1. Bloomberg (In another reality, he could have been a good candidate. I despise him for running now)
2. Steyer (Debate spam)

Tier 5: No explanation needed.
1. Sanders (At least he has good intentions)
2. Yang

Tier 6: Kremlin-backed Republicans
1. Trump
2. Gabbard

Fascinating, what a difference someone like Moren(oingrato? I didn't realize it was that easy to change this...) sees between Bernie and Warren. He seems to see as much difference as Uran does, but from the opposite perspective. Meanwhile, other people like myself, Jaicee, and tsogud see only a slight difference between them.

Yeah. There are some differences in style of how to talk about things, but on actual positions they are pretty close.

And Bullock is out: https://edition.cnn.com/2019/12/02/politics/steve-bullock-2020-campaign-ends/index.html

You can say it some times more, as still more people are running than are out. We could bet, if the list of drop-outs is bigger or smaller than the list of runnign candidates, when Iowa comes and I have a strong feeling it might be bigger. Iowa itself though will be the end of a many campaigns.