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Yes, help the cause of making sure he doesn’t have to pay much higher taxes. Or do as he did with Warren in the past and fund Republicans for the Senate against more progressive Democrats.

And regardless trying to buy an election is still horrendous. Being a failure at it doesn’t make it ok.

Yup, no conspiracy necessary for what I said to be true.

What?

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#notyouTulsi

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When did they cancel most of the republican primaries?

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Meh…clearly this is only an issue because the right wants to create chaos.

She isnt gonna win. She isnt a good candidate…her mouth got her in trouble. The dnc can do what they like just like the rnc does. The right just whines more about things

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I’m just making a larger point about what rule changes the DNC is willing to make concerning the debates and what that shows about them.

There were also other candidates who couldn’t meet the DNC’s criteria for the past debates that didn’t get the rules changed for them like Bloomberg did.

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She wasn’t popular enough, but if promoted by the DNC, definitely. I don’t think they’re ready for her message.

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I believe that is the point the rules for the next debate haven’t been set yet.

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@JayJay it will come as a surprise to no-one when I make the observation that B Sanders is no longer a young man. Absolutely he will not be a Democrat candidate in 2024 if Trump wins the 2020 election. Therefore, this is Sanders last chance to achieve some reform as part of his legacy. If J Biden wins the Democrat nomination I think Sanders will realise that he needs to actively support Biden and ensure that his supporters come out and support Biden.

If Sanders does that then I believe that there will be goodwill extended to Sanders and help him get some of his agenda through. Obviously what might be considered more radical parts of Sanders’s agenda won’t get through; but some will. However, if Sanders doesn’t adopt that sort of pragmatic approach then nothing of his agenda will get through irrespective of who wins in November.

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I see nothing that precludes anyone who is peeved that Gabbard won’t be appearing at the next debate can vote for Gabbard in the 2020 presidential election.

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It is self-evident: there is no benefit to them appearing on Fox News.

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Thus far it hasn’t worked out too well for those who have appeared on Fox News.

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Maybe she could participate in the next Republican primary debate.

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Exactly what percentage of the delegates has she won thus far? And if you round to no decimal places what is the percentage?

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She failed dismally as a candidate as evident by her paltry total of 1 delegate from American Samoa. That speaks to the exact antithesis to your assertion “she would have been incredibly formidable”

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If she is so great why doesn’t the Republican Party tried to recruit her?

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Let her to join the next Republican primary debate.

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I believe she only has 1 delegate. Again:

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I had a quick count of the allocated delegates thus far. It is 1337 so far. An update on Gabbard’s delegate total: she has now won 2. That represents 0.1495886312640239% of the delegates won thus far.

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Folks, my point is not about Tulsi.

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Gop: look at the dnc being corrupt

Also gop: we will take help from anyone, everyone regardless of laws in order to win.

Also gop: we will suppress any vote we can in order to win because we know our party is getting smaller.

Also gop: we will stop aiding trump in his run in 2016 to try to stop him till we realize we cant and we have to give him cash and help…

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