Let's make that a YES and cancel your NO. You think the first time Clyburn started meeting with Joe to advise him and the first time that he started working for Joe there was when he came out and stated his endorsement??? Don't be an idiot. He took charge of Joe and paved the way for him every step of the way in SC right from the get-go, months in advance and offering cover and folksiness for his dumb arse gaffes and under-performance. You think he was doing that for the other candidates? Clyburn pushed it up another notch because Joe needed another notch even though he had been helping Joe for months. Whatever level of support Biden had in SC- throughout the ups and downs- was always thirty points higher due to Clyburns support. I see that you are back on a big Biden is the man kick now. Versus when you were on a big Biden kick in January and he was the man. Then he tanked in the first primaries and immediately switched over to Klobo is the Man. Whatever. You never make any statement anyway that is not hedged twelve different ways to cover your fear that your dick will fall off if the guys on the internet see that you were wrong about something. There is a lot of that behavior among you and your tard buddies. And a couple of your comments indicate that you are on the rag about something or some prior wounds. Good luck wit dat. I am not running a counseling program.
You want people to believe Biden was dead and he was saved by Clyburn but that’s just not what happened. Clyburn was rolled out at the prescheduled time to boost Biden. Biden was always going to win South Carolina. And there will be more big endorsements coming. I really hate having to repeat myself but AA voters choose dem nominees and it’s absolutely clear where the AA vote is. Joe Biden will be the nominee for the Democratic Party. Feel the Joe-mentum.
He was always going to win SC and I said so beforehand. And I also said the polls were beginning to show that he was losing ground against Bernie bigtime, and that also was true. But you make it look like Clyburn's endorsement was just the frosting in some cake that Joe had already baked. NO. Joe was solid in SC because Clyburn and company have helped him for months in the state, and even so he started losing ground against Bernie. So Clyburn turned even more burners on to help him. I know your binary mind cannot process this because it must be either Clyburn was involved before or he was involved after- it can't be both. Well, yes it can. Clyburn has been Joe's visiting angel there since he started. I don't give Joe credit for running any good campaign or vigorous ground game anywhere, anytime in any state. In those few states where he has compensatory factors such as Jim Clyburn types who will do his work for him, he will have some successes. Otherwise, he has no ground game going. You are beyond being able to understand my point but for others let me make my point starkly: California is the state with the most delegates in the nation. 415 or so. So that's a place where you want to do well. Current situation on the ground: Bernard Sanders - 23 field offices there. Joseph Biden - 1 field office there. You are welcome.
Man, being progressive and woke is complicated as hell. The northern, white states are told that they don't really count and are not really representative of this country- so basically fuck you- who needs ya anyway. Mostly deplorables. Now, I am informed by that lefty spokesmodel, Michael Moore, that southern black-ish states, are not representative either. Complicated. I guess there are a few neighborhoods in Portland, Oregon, Seattle, Hollywood, Austin, and Manhattan that are representative. Everything else is suspect. Yup. Democrats. The party of diversity and inclusiveness. Vermont is probably the least diverse state in the country BUT I think you will find that Michael Moore says they are plenty "representative" when they end out voting for Bernie today. I think y'all see how this works. Michael Moore under fire for saying South Carolina "is not representative" of US while downplaying Biden candidacy https://www.foxnews.com/media/michael-moore-south-carolina-not-representative