A sense of where we are as we hit Super Tuesday - The Boston Globe

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

61% : The success of this movement could mean the muzzling of opposition, abolition of legal rights and protections, unrestrained attacks on traditional scapegoat populations, and perhaps even the bursting of jails with anti-fascist and merely non-fascist citizens.
44% : However, if 2016 taught us anything, it is that there are compelling reasons to vote to reelect Joe Biden: women's reproductive rights, the environment, gun control, civil rights and religious freedoms, our relationships with allies, support for democracy, and more.
27% : Second, they can vote for anyone other than President Biden or Donald Trump in Tuesday's primary.
19% : Responding to our arguments that a Donald Trump presidency would be disastrous, including concerns we raised about what could happen to the Supreme Court, even foreshadowing the end of Roe v. Wade, they said, "There is no difference between Trump and Hillary.

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