Originally Posted by jamesrage

Left wing loonies going to a Bernie Sanders rally doesn't correlate to primary or general election votes outside deep blue states. Sanders was only there to make the rest of the democrat primary candidates look sane and nothing more.

Regular democrats and republicans and regular voters don't go to political rallies just like regular music listeners don't go to concerts.Only the die hard fans do. No undecided voter said to themselves "gee golly wiz I have no idea who the fuck I'm voting for, better attend a political rally to help me make up my mind". Nor did any regular republican or democrat voter said "hey I want to attend a big circle jerk and hear someone preaching to the choir"(because that what political rallies are, big circle jerks and preaching to the choir).

Loons do question Biden's victory just like loons question Trump's, Obama,Bush's or any other president's victory. Since loons on the left questioned Trump's 2016 victory the loons on the right are questioning Biden's victory. That said I do support the right giving Biden the same grief that the left gave Trump.But at the same time I am not going to jump on anti-Biden conspiracy theories.

Originally Posted by AZRWinger

Ok, the best you can do is repeat unsupported opinion and speculation. Not a bit of evidence as requested.

Originally Posted by jamesrage

Says the person who hasn't provided any evidence to counter the fact that these political rallies are for the die hard fans and don't actually reflect voters overall. Using your logic if several thousand people attended a Justin Bieber or Ricky Martin concert then that must mean the most of the country loves Justin Bieber or Ricky Martin.

Originally Posted by saltwn

would that we as Americans, could debate policy not this. but we are where we are due to those who don't care about people as much as about naming the guy they'd better not lose to and then they lost to.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q0k0GtREVU8

Originally Posted by jamesrage

Again political rallies are like rock concerts.Meaning only die hard fans attend those things. Not the average voter. The vast majority of registered pay little to no attention to politics. Those are not the ones attending the rallies. IThey are who the political ads are for. Heck most of those who do pay attention to politics will not go to a political rally because its just preaching to the choir. So it doesn't matter how many people attend a political rally. They will not translate to actual votes.

Originally Posted by Dog Man

I see your point, it makes sense, but you are still wrong.

These rallys have become "Event's" I never go to such things, mostly because
I hate crowds, but I got swept up into going to a huge rally called the "Showdown in Searchlight" in 2010 These are not political rallys anymore, they are HUGE EVENTS, with music and food. people go to have fun, with like minded people, even if they don't see all the people speaking.

Originally Posted by AZRWinger

Again no evidence is offered to support your claims you just declare them fact then lash out. Next you offer a straw man fabricating agreement with your false analogy between political rallies and rock concert goers. I point out the difference, paid vs free, even citing the economic principle at work. Of course that's ignored.

Two comments since my request and still no evidence. Hmm...

Originally Posted by jamesrage

Again it doesn't matter if they are free or paid.It still doesn't change the fact that only die hard fans go to those things and are not a reflection of what the average person likes. This is how Bernie Sanders, Ron Paul,Donald Trump and others can have a **** load of people at their political rallies and not win ****.