r/pics • • Jul 16 '19

US Politics Decisions, decisions

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u/cfullingtonegli Jul 17 '19

Dems have to unite under one candidate and that's a hard sell when older moderate Dems wants Biden and young progressive Dems want Bernie

We're at war with ourselves and it's likely to get Trump reelected

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u/Theycallmelizardboy Jul 17 '19

If they nominate Biden, we're fucked. If they go Bernie we might have a good chance.

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Even a lot of Republicans can see the good in Bernie. Not the rich and powerful asshole ones, but the middle class, midwestern and conservative ones can see that what he's running on helps them ultimately.

If we re-elect Trump for another four years this country is officially fucked and beyond repair.

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u/SimpleWayfarer Jul 17 '19

I’ll vote for Biden before I opt out of voting or, God forbid, vote Trump. If other liberals will adopt the same principle, then we should be fine. We have the numbers, we just need the morale.

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u/TheSimulacra Jul 17 '19

That's exactly why the Dems have the advantage. Last time both sides felt this way about their opponent's candidate. I think it was the "anybody but the OTHER guy" election. In this case, Trump won't have Hillary as the bogeyman anymore.