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Topic	Does Bernie Sanders have too many fringe opinions to actually win the election?
shipwreckers 02/29/20 12:17:51 AM #149:	I mentioned this in another topic, but Bernie was in my hometown just a couple evenings ago (speaking at church less than 10 minutes from my house). He drew a decent crowd (mostly African Americans, given the church / community demographic there). But, I live in NC, so it's hard to tell where loyalty lies in these parts. I'm really anxious to see how NC swings in the democratic primaries. NC is a long-ass state, with MANY diverse political cliques (from mountain country, to hyper-progressive academic country, to beach bum coastal country). We have just about every ideology imaginable represented in this state. (Not as diverse as the likes of, say..., California, but still...) --- Money is overrated... <cite>shipwreckers posted [p:935021913] in Does Berni... [t:78396737]...</cite> <quote>I mentioned this in another topic, but Bernie was in my hometown just a couple evenings ago (speaking at church less than 10 minutes from my house). He drew a decent crowd (mostly African Americans, given the church / community demographic there). But, I live in NC, so it's hard to tell where loyalty lies in these parts. I'm really anxious to see how NC swings in the democratic primaries. NC is a long-ass state, with MANY diverse political cliques (from mountain country, to hyper-progressive academic country, to beach bum coastal country). We have just about every ideology imaginable represented in this state. (Not as diverse as the likes of, say..., California, but still...) --- Money is overrated...</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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