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SW-User Best Comment
Does it really matter? Is a single person going to change their mind based on who the Democrats nominate? If you support Trump on May 26, 2019, you’re still going to support him on November 3, 2020. If you’re opposed to him today, you’re going to be opposed to him in a year and a half. They could hold the election tomorrow between Trump and a Democrat to be named later, and the result will be the same. The country has been completely and fully polarized with battle lines fully drawn and sides chosen. Then when it’s all over, whoever wins will be up against the most lethargically ineffectual governing body in the history of the planet, the United States Congress. At this point, American politics is the equivalent of squabbling over deck chair positioning on the Titanic.
Nimbus · M
@SW-User Great answer.
BlueVeins · 22-25
@SW-User The Democratic nomination could determine voter turnout, which was very low in the previous election (because Hillary sucks). And while Congress is in a state of absolute gridlock, foreign policy is basically up for grabs, and Sanders' foreign policy is very different from Trump's and Biden's.