Joe Biden Spent Years Embracing Michigan. He Hopes Voters Return The Favor..Snyder voting Sander ? 😯

[Iamaartist]

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As vice president, Joe Biden visited Detroit nearly a dozen times, more than President Obama. He was in Detroit again on Monday, this time campaigning for the White House before Michigan's Tuesday primary.
In Detroit, Biden often talks about his affinity for the city. He tells audiences how he's a car guy, that his father sold cars for a living, that he connects with the city's working class character


Snyder is now executive director of a community organization called Detroit Action. The group has endorsed Sen. Bernie Sanders. Snyder said Warren was his first choice, but now he plans to vote for SandersTogether with Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, he flipped

Michigan's governor's mansion blue in 2018 by 10 points. On Friday, the 6' 8" lieutenant governor arrived in Detroit's Arden Park neighborhood carrying treats to celebrate the opening of a Biden field office here.
"The path to turning Michigan blue starts in neighborhoods like this one," he told a cheering audience of staff and volunteers



https://www.boisestatepublicradio.org/post/joe-biden-spent-years-embracing-michigan-now-he-hopes-voters-return-favor#stream/0




We got rid of Snyder...lets turn my home state to Joe now.... We voted for Joe in Michigan...Go Joe....













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[DownriverDem]

1. Snyder?

Why would Snyder support a Dem?

[Iamaartist]

3. More likely a cross over ...like the rest of the republicans ...Sanders is not a Dem...

Goes to show republican's are voting for Sanders...in Dem election... mmm. I kind of knew that anyway... because Sanders cant beat Trump.

How much involvement is Sanders with the GOP..????

[N_E_1 for Tennis]

4. Different Snyder...

I wondered also...from the article...


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Branden Snyder had a close up view. In 2016, he led youth outreach for Clinton's campaign in Michigan.

As he knocked on doors that fall, Snyder said he got the sense from many voters, especially young people, that they weren't enthusiastic about the former secretary of state.

"That started to feel deafening as it got closer to November," he said outside a rally last week for Sen. Elizabeth Warren in Detroit.

Snyder is now executive director of a community organization called Detroit Action. The group has endorsed Sen. Bernie Sanders. Snyder said Warren was his first choice, but now he plans to vote for Sanders.

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