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Feb 10 2020

Sunday Talks: Bernie Sanders Doesn’t Think Iowa Caucus Was Constructed To Hurt His Campaign…


Re-Posted from The Conservative Tree House on February 9, 2020 by 

The first ‘big picture’ narrative visible in today’s traditional Sunday talks is that this weekend is all about rehabilitating the image of the Democrat party writ large.  Multiple non-confrontational interviews by corporate media with Democrat candidates; there’s obviously a synergy of self-interest.  Rehab, rehab, rehab, that’s the agenda of the day.

All of the MSM pundits simultaneously drop their propensity to interrupt and instead give all of the interviewees ample time to push their favored campaign points.

In a precursor for what could be another cash-out, Bernie Sanders appears on CNN’s State of the Union Sunday to discuss his 2020 White House bid and the Democratic Party’s national embarrassment in the Iowa caucuses. To wit Sanders say he does not suspect Iowa was part of a larger scheme by the DNC to sink or impede his candidacy.

Feb 9 2020

The Democrats & Iowa – Biden is really out of the Game


Armstrong Economics Blog/Politics

Re-Posted Feb 9, 2020 by Martin Armstrong

Pete Buttigieg and Bernie Sanders were the winners in Iowa. Biden is really dead in the water as is Elizabeth Warren. We will most likely see Hillary enter the game as a draft at the convention. We can see why the Democrats are so intent on trying to remove Trump. They know they stand zero chance of defeating him so they are trying to rig the election by using impeachment to remove him from office.

It really appears that the Democratic Party will self-destruct. We may see it split between the extreme left which is really Marxist and the more traditional liberal members. As I have stated many times, the Democrats have been making lower highs. They peaked when they were the party that stood for slavery against Abraham Lincoln, which was the peak for the Republicans which bottomed during the Great Depression. The Republicans have entered a bull market since then on our system models. The low for the republicans was 19% in 1937-1939. The dip in 2009 generated Bullish Reversals which have been elected. From the last high in the Democrats, 2009-2011, they elected a DOUBLE Yearly Bearish Reversal. There is not resistance at 47% and major resistance at 58% for the combined Senate & House. The Republicans are above critical support on all levels.