Re: From Gail re: Super Tuesday Presidential Primary voting

[robert <http://dummy.us.eu.org/robert>]

BTW, where can I get a voter registration form?  I have given up on the
Democratic Party.

 > From: Noelle <http://dummy.us.eu.org/noelleg>
 > Date: Wed, 4 Mar 2020 07:49:16 -0800 (PST)
 >
 > Wow, I can't believe Warren came in 3rd in MA! Do they prefer her to 
 > be Senator? Well, I think over all there is sexism in that people 
 > don't think she can take on Trump or in general, they can't see 
 > women as President(hard to measure, I don't know how many voters 
 > would admit to sexism).
 > How did she do in Santa Barbara?
 > so far in Santa Clara Co
 > Bernie 32.34%
 > Biden 20.14%
 > Bloomberg 17.74%
 > Elizabeth 11.89%
 > 
 > Bernie was the only candidate who had an office in where-I-live. And 
 > lots of young voters and Latinos volunteered for him here.
 > 10,000 people came out to see him speak on Sunday.
 > I got 2 texts from Elizabeth volunteers this week.
 > Last week Bernie volunteers came to my door twice. Bernie had more 
 > donations so there was better organizing and more volunteers to go 
 > door to door, while 
 > Elizabeth supporters did phone banking and texting.
 > In the end I voted for Bernie since I think when you hear him talk 
 > about what he is for I don't find it at all radical, and I did not 
 > see the Democratic establishment allowing him to be the candidate 
 > and this would be my only chance to vote for him. I was hoping that 
 > Elizabeth would end up as the compromise candidate since Biden is 
 > too old and addled to take on Trump and I thought more people would 
 > realize that. And whenever Democrats select the moderate Pres. 
 > candidate they lose(Dukakis,Kerry,Hillary) well Kerry could have won 
 > if they were able to defeat the swiftboat smear and some say Ohio 
 > vote was tainted.
 > Well, also me and Robert are fed up with the political and economic 
 > system and we need a big change. Incremental change is not enough. 
 > We have to have the Green New Deal and I don't think Biden will want 
 > to implement it.The worst part about him is that he thinks 
 > everything will revert to "normal" if he is elected President. Yes 
 > Trump is a huge problem but he's only a symptom of a corrupt 
 > political system which is controlled by big money and corporations. 
 > And how could Bloomberg be allowed to run? I heard a New York 
 > journalist say that the Clintons were supporting Bloomberg to run to 
 > get Bernie out of the way, since it's more important to sustain the 
 > establishment Democrats power in opposition to Bernie's call for 
 > reform.Anyone who questions the status quo is in line for attack and 
 > I definitely see that happening ..
 > Anyway, we really have to make environment #1 issue or else there 
 > will not be a habitable planet for your grandkids.