They're drawing the debate lineups tonight live on CNN like the fucking NBA draft or some shit tonight
https://www.cnn.com/2019/07/17/polit...ive/index.html
It's clear that the worst outcome would be another Harris/Biden pairing right? Warren and Bernie aren't going to go after each other, and while Harris/Biden could get spicy again we've already seen that show.
I'd be curious what Harris/Bernie would look like, and obviously everyone wants to see Warren/Biden.
To be honest having a Bernie v Warren early might possible enable a possible suicide pact.
That is if the majority of Bernie/Warren voters follow lanes. (Which I'm reading is not the case?)
best break for Kamala, her success has come and will continue to come at Biden's expense and this presents another prime opportunity. even getting positioned as the anti-Biden frontrunner challenger has certain optical benefit.
imagine neither Bernie nor Warren have the inclination to attack one another and will spend the proceedings largely pretending the other doesn't exist.
The rig is in, jfc this is literally the worst pairings imaginable
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My real fear is if Biden has a solid night or Harris looks too eager and we get a "Biden comeback" narrative going (despite his being clearly in first already).
I'm sure Hickenlooper and Delaney are licking their chops about getting to decry socialism all night.
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OH COME ON ORB QUEEN ISN'T WITH BIDEN OR KAMALA EITHER FUCK
Literally gonna be hoping Yang or Bill De Blasio attacks Biden from the left.
I'm really hoping Yang has been being coached on debates or something. Him vs. Biden could be v. funny.
https://www.npr.org/2019/07/18/74324...iden-vs-harris
NPR upgrades Yang to mid-tier.
The network did make sure with their lottery that the candidate division would be more equitable, based on polling, across both nights. The network divided the candidates into three buckets and drew participants from each — the four top-tier candidates (Biden, Harris, Sanders and Warren); mid-range hopefuls (Booker, Buttigieg, Castro, Klobuchar, O'Rourke and Yang); and candidates who are mired near the bottom (Bennet, Bullock, de Blasio, Delaney, Gabbard, Gillibrand, Hickenlooper, Inslee, Ryan and Williamson).