(02-24-2020 11:36 AM)b0ndsj0ns Wrote:  

(02-24-2020 11:17 AM)Fort Bend Owl Wrote:  One endorsement from Barack Obama and that will all change for Mayor Pete. Rumors are that he's about to become more active on the political trail. I'm sure he won't do anything before Biden drops out, but it wouldn't surprise me if a Buttigieg endorsement might happen if Joe did drop out say after Super Tuesday. I certainly wouldn't expect him to endorse anyone else at this point. If it's just Sanders, he probably stays mostly in the background like he did in 2016.

If that were the plan (which I kinda doubt) it would be a big waste to do it after Super Tuesday. CIA Pete is done after Super Tuesday unless something drastic happens to change his fortunes. He's polling at roughly 12% in California and roughly 8% in Texas. It's flat out over for him if he doesn't reach viability in those 2 states no matter who endorses him.

Obama is never going to stick his neck out for a potential loser. He is too narcissistic to endorse anyone who doesn't think is going to win the Democratic nomination.

Petey is likely toast after Super Tuesday. He's focused everything on the early states and only has a caucus win, despite being distant 2nd in votes in Iowa. Not enough time to move up enough in the rest. The question is whether Biden and Bloomberg are still standing. Pochahantas and Klobuchar should be out of money and out of votes. Steyer will quit wasting his money as he doesn't have as much as Bloomberg. Gabbard is never going to get many votes.