The Ben Shapiro Show Ep. 964 - The Biden Comeback
Mar 2, 2020
The spotlight is on Joe Biden as he surprisingly conquers South Carolina, shifting the dynamics ahead of Super Tuesday. A closer look at the fragmented Democratic primary reveals the tense relationship between Biden and Bernie Sanders. The impact of candidates suspending their campaigns raises questions about Biden's viability. Amidst this, the podcast critiques media narratives around the coronavirus, examining how politics intertwines with public health messaging and the Trump administration's response. Get ready for a wild political race!
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Open Convention
- An open Democratic convention is likely, creating a nightmare scenario.
- Sanders may enter with a slight plurality, but Biden could win with Bloomberg's support on a second ballot.
Biden's Appeal to Black Voters
- Black voters don't resonate with Sanders' overt atheism and socialism.
- Biden's perceived moderation makes him a consensus pick, exemplified by his South Carolina win.
Biden's Electability Argument
- Biden's central argument is his electability against Trump, contrasting it with Sanders' perceived unelectability.
- He claims he can secure Democratic victories across the board, including the Senate and House.
