Who won the 2020 election?

#13 | POSTED BY SPEAKSOFTLY

Given your inability to understand "primary" means "presidential primary".

What "election" are you talking about?

And larger discounts resulting from demands from the president is called....?
#12 | POSTED BY SPEAKSOFTLY

Breaking the law, sue the government.

#13 | POSTED BY SHOULDNTSPEAK

Care to respond to all the lies you've been fed that you believed which ShrimpACon outlines?

If you're going to claim holier than though, please respond, otherwise your words are meaningless.

I don't know what you mean by that.

I am not sure he does either, just vague accusations which is probably a lie from ANON SOURCES, on thread where he's acting like he hasn't been fed & regurgitated lies.

You're claiming there wasn't a presidential primary in 2020?

No, there wasn't, don't you understand what happened in 2020?

Here's another take ...

For the first time since 1992 (and that depends on how you look at that one), an eventual nominee lost the first three nominating contests. And Biden didn't just lose them, he got crushed. Those crushing losses didn't even really congeal into a "comeback kid" reverberation " he left New Hampshire before his fifth-place results even came in; then Jim Clyburn endorsed Biden, South Carolina's Black and more moderate white voters voted for him, two candidates dropped out and endorsed him, and without much in the way of ads or increased organization, a few days later he essentially won the nomination in a big Super Tuesday sweep.

Insofar as Biden held events after Super Tuesday, they were mostly in quiet gyms and theaters in Wilmington, Delaware, free from spectators; his campaign infamously did not do much in the way of in-person field organizing until the very end (though they were robust online and in ads). 2020 was probably unlike any year we'll see, though, with a chaotic president whose sheer omnipresence defined the race, and a grim pandemic in which not holding events symbolized responsibility.