DapperMack

Never approved of it at all. This guy is lamentable, but you should've revealed it elsewhere. 

30 accounts needs a justification?

No people don't. Just report it like bsh said. 

I second that. Information is information no matter how you spin it. 

First your 30 multi's stunt and now this?...

I don't think this site suits you bub, and I say this in the kindest way that I can.

Harris vs Warren would be interesting if that's how it turns out.

I couldn't watch this. Who is shining? Who has gotten destroyed? Any surprises?

Biden's percentage isn't overwhelmingly difficult to surpass I guess so I would agree it is a bit early, albeit the point of the thread is to make a prediction so I went with Biden most likely winning.

Beto cannot feasibly get elected lol

Old white people still decide elections, and unless absolutely zero millenials voted for him, Joe will probably win. He does have black voters, which includes a lot of millenials.

Biden is WAY ahead and everybody knows this about him already. 

As I mentioned in another forum, I didn't like his virtue signaling and attempts to look like part of the crowd. There was an awkward lull with him that many didn't mention. 

Beto is a pathetic candidate lol. Almost beating Cruz is the Tee-ball award of being part of the establishment, unlike Biden who was actually the VP.

Not a Castro fan myself, but I agree about Warren.

In the MeToo era, Biden will be under an extent of scrutiny for grabbing little girls. Still, I don't think it matters in. the grand scheme of things.

It's Biden's primary to lose. Black voters actually are throwing their support for him FAR more than they are for Harris, Sanders, and Warren combined. He will win the vote of the aforementioned old citizens. Those advantages are too grand and by being a milquetoast candidate, he can avoid as much fire as possible. He would have to fuck up profoundly to lose his edge.

That said, I know the Democrats are gravitating leftward, but I see 2020 as more of a transitional period where nobody knows whether the validated establishment or the progressive path is the way to go, or the way that will come to pass. 

Biden was recently ripped by De Blasio, who has gotten some media attention, but we'll see how long this lasts.

I think that overall, the progressive candidates will all trip over each other trying to get on the spotlight, making Biden the preemptive winner.

Biden is way ahead and unless he screws up royally, he will most likely take the cake. Being milquetoast means he doesn't have to screw up though.

The media's narrative is that Warren won anyway, and that is what matters. She has shined and already has the highest percentage of everyone in the room.

I would not say Castro performed the strongest given that he looked pretty desperate, again, to "get with the crowd", on both a micro scale as pertaining to the candidates and a macro scale of virtue signaling. He is easy to see through.

Yeah he is the kind of voter repellent the DNC doesn't need.

Inslee said Trump, Klobuuchar said Iran, Warren said climate change, Castro said China and climate change 

I hate Castro lol. He noticeably copies others, and waited to raise his hand until everyone else did when asked if they supported the 2015 Iran Nuclear Deal.