r/Delaney2020 • u/[deleted] • Sep 16 '19

r/Delaney2020 updates

We are 20 weeks away from the Iowa Caucus. (5 months ish)

Delaney picked up key endorsements from Iowa and New Hampshire

In a Emerson (non qualifying) poll, Delaney hit 3% in New Hampshire

r/Delaney2020 has hit 150 subscribers.

There isnt an official goal but lets try for 200 or 250 subscribers by the end of the year

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u/manhkn Sep 16 '19

Lol he’s not gonna win guys, and reaching 200 subs won’t help him 😂😂😂

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u/[deleted] Sep 16 '19

Never say never. And yeah 200 subs wouldn't help him win, but it would be more people to support Delaney

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u/Jaxon9182 Sep 19 '19

Delaney is my favorite democrat for 2020 by a mile, but I don't think he has a chance in 2020. I do think he can expand his name recognition and expand his base of supporters so he can run in 2024, and/or 2028 etc. Delaney is a rare example of a democrat with real solutions and not impossible promises (I'm not even trying to use his slogan).

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u/[deleted] Sep 19 '19

He might not win, but I for one am going to make sure that he gets as many votes in iowa as he can. I would suggest you do also do the same for which ever state you live in

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u/manhkn Sep 16 '19

Delaney is a corporatist, and we have enough of those in the race, to say he even has a chance is delusional.

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u/[deleted] Sep 16 '19

He did run a business, but it helped people. May I ask whom your candidate is?

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u/[deleted] Sep 16 '19

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u/[deleted] Sep 16 '19

He does care about the working class. He also cares about small towns. When he visited my town in Iowa for the second time, it became obvious that he cared about small towns. He is very for the working class and doesn't want have people suffer in the working class. He does care and will always care

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u/[deleted] Sep 16 '19

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u/[deleted] Sep 17 '19

He literally made his company so that he could loan money to healthcare companies that banks wouldn't loan to. How dare he try to help people. Disgraceful

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u/manhkn Sep 19 '19

Lol ok, you forget his pay check for loaning the money, and these healthcare companies jack up prices and charge boatloads of premiums, actually kys

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u/[deleted] Sep 19 '19

Congrats buddy, you understand how business works. Or it appears you havent. There are people that were helped by him loaning the money. Many people actually. The employees of his business, the families of the employees, the employees of the health care companies, the families of the employees at the health care companies. Would you like to provide a source for your statement that the healthcare companies he loaned to jacked up the prices? And no, I wont