At 5:11 PM ET, on Sunday, December 1, 2019, Admiral Joe Sestak suspended his Presidential campaign.
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Days 194 and 195: 11/30/19-12/01/19
As of the time of this writing, 2 of the Democratic candidates have dropped out of the primary: Joe Sestak and Steve Bullock. I will handle Sestak today, but as Bullock technically dropped on Monday, his farewell will be on Tuesday.
Over the weekend there was a plethora of donation asks, many of which I share with you below. Many emails were bemoaning the lack of funds, and only 11 actually boasted of success for the first day of December.
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This past week was quite hectic, what with the holiday and the end of the month! Joe Biden lost track of his emotions, Julian Castro reveled in his original form, and Marianne Williamson asked me to respond to the statement that resonated with me.
Day 190: 11/26/19
Tuesday’s emails made me upset with Bernie Sanders and Joe Biden. However, Cory Booker and Amy Klobuchar did the email equivalent of turning up to the same party wearing the same thing, so that lightened my mood.
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Friday brought a lot of donation asks, with Marianne Williamson making me feel the worst. Julian Castro had the best debate night in a long time, and Elizabeth Warren wished me a happy weekend.
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Monday brought a dog email from Joe Biden, a new tone from Julian Castro, and stickers from Pete Buttigieg and Marianne Williamson.
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The weekend was full of asks for money. Julian Castro is actually too humble to do something, Marianne Williamson is picturing the future, and Joe Biden is trying to give Trump a heart attack.
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This past week had a mid-month fundraising deadline and a new candidate entering the race. Tulsi Gabbard made Veterans Day an issue to be better than someone else over, Pete Buttigieg stopped letting us say “no” in his surveys, and John Delaney can’t figure out why he’s floundering.
In addition, I did a side-by-side comparison of Elizabeth Warren’s Transition to Medicare for All plan and Pete Buttigieg’s Medicare for All Who Want It plan on my Twitter account. Read it here!
Week 25: November 3-9
It hit me today: there are no political emails in my inbox I look forward to reading anymore. I used to like Pete Buttigieg, Beto O’Rourke, and Jay Inslee, but the latter two have dropped and Buttigieg’s emails are no longer an infrequent treat. Cory Booker will occasionally surprise me with a good one, but not nearly frequently enough for me to anticipate it. Sometimes Joe Sestak can make me laugh.
I never want to open a Julian Castro or Bernie Sanders email, and Elizabeth Warren’s are only ever enjoyable when she has new merch designs.
Day 172: 11/8/19
Friday brought a lot of talk about money and emotions, from Julian Castro wanting to get on the debate stage to Tom Steyer scolding Michael Bloomberg for not wanting a wealth tax, and from Elizabeth Warren accepting her anger to Cory Booker rejecting hate.
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