State of the (D)im Party:
The (D)ims are in deep, deep, deep trouble right now. The only candidate they have who could at least claim some semblance of moderation and garner strong support among African-American voters is Joe Biden. However, Biden finished a disastrous 4th in Iowa, barely beating Amy Klobuchar, and the simple fact is this: Biden is running out of money.
He spent more than he raised in the 3rd quarter of 2019, had a much better 4th quarter when he raised $21 million, but still that number was well behind Buttplug and Sanders, both of whom raised quite a bit more.
Four candidates vying for the White House in 2020 have released the results of their fundraising efforts for the fourth quarter of 2019.
In the final three months of 2019, the Trump campaign stated it raised $46 million, officials for Bernie Sanders’s election bid said their candidate collected $34.5 million, Pete Buttigieg’s campaign stated it received $24.7 million, and Andrew Yang’s campaign stated he raised $16.5 million.
At the time of reporting, no other candidates had declared their fourth-quarter intake. The Wall Street Journal reported that, in the final three months of 2019, Joe Biden’s campaign expected to raise more than $22 million, while Elizabeth Warren anticipated collecting $17 million.
Biden is not even campaigning in New Hampshire, which he will lose. That continues his inadmirable streak, as Joe Biden, in his 3rd Presidential run,
has never won a primary - ever.
Next after that are the Nevada caucuses, where Sanders' very strong labor support and flourishing fundraising put him in the lead. That means Biden is set to Alamo the South Carolina primary on February 29. If he does not win a blowout, he is done. Finished. Back to Sizzler for his 4:30 p.m. senior dinner.
Super Tuesday is March 3, 2020. Primaries are set to take place in Alabama, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Maine, Massachusetts, Minnesota, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont and Virginia. Sleepy Joe absolutely MUST win and win big in North Carolina, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas and Virginia. If he finishes 2nd in any of those states, he is done. He must also finish top-2 in California, which is likely to go Bernie and where Mini-Mike is spending big, along with top-2 or top-3 finishes at worst in Colorado, Maine, Massachusetts, and Vermont.
By March 4, Biden's campaign will very likely be done. He does not have the money to battle Mini-Mike, or the fervent support in the Northeast to take on Commie Bernie. He is banking on African-American support and the Southern states to save his withered hide, but I don't see it happening. I think Mini-Mike drains away support in California, North Carolina and Virginia, Bernie continues to rile up the commie base, Mayor Pete gets the very sought-after LBGQLMNOPICU vote, and Sleepy Joe goes back to groping young girls for a living.
So, (D)ims, who is it? Commie-Man, Mrs. Pete, or Mini-Mike? Make your choice.
Not that it matters. Trump has $105 million cash on hand before the 2020 fundraising, has a great economy, no new wars, growing support among minorities, and will roll whatever flaccid loser the (D)ims roll out ...
But of course, the (D)ims are famous for their voter fraud, "finding" votes in the trunk of a car, spying on the opposition, and other campaign tactics that would make Tricky Dick blush. So the race remains on, as does the search for Nancy's denture adhesive and mixer for her Skyy.
