• @agitatedpotato
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      18 months ago

      Tell me what percentage of the country was able to cast a vote by march 12th, because it’s not the majority. Most of us will never get a say before the primaries are over.

      • @Cryophilia
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        18 months ago

        Literally a majority, that’s mathematically how a nominee clinches the nomination.

    • @blazera
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      -39 months ago

      If youre talking about the party nominations, democrats didnt really have primaries.

      • @Cryophilia
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        69 months ago

        Yeah they did. Maybe you weren’t paying attention. Florida canceled theirs and there’s a lawsuit about it, but Biden still won in a landslide nationally. He got 99.1% of the delegates and 86.8% of the popular vote so far. Some states are still ongoing but it’s an obvious Biden landslide.

        • @blazera
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          -39 months ago

          Most states didnt have the challengers on the ballots

          • @Cryophilia
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            39 months ago

            Most states had at least some of the challengers on the ballot. The ones who qualified in time.

            • @blazera
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              -19 months ago

              Its pretty fuckin hard to be expected to be able to win a nationwide election when youre not listed as an option nationwide. That shit aint democracy. And just about every state missing challengers on the ballots do not accept write ins

              • @Cryophilia
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                29 months ago

                Its pretty fuckin hard to be expected to be able to win a nationwide election when youre not listed as an option nationwide.

                No fucking shit dude. It’s because these candidates are not popular enough or organized enough to qualify nationally. They’re a joke. No one wants them except right wing plants and their useful idiots.

                • @blazera
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                  09 months ago

                  Who would you consider to be qualified to be an option in a democrat primary? Just an option, just a possibility people can decide on themselves.

                  • @Cryophilia
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                    28 months ago

                    Anyone who can demonstrate appropriate fundraising ability and can get the appropriate signatures and paperwork filed in time for the primary.