Why was BErnie absent from Selma? He was desperately trying to patch up CA.
New polling from CA looks bad for Bernie. A perfect storm of other candidate being viable and Joe being within single digits.
This is basically Bernie's worst case scenario. Three other candidates viable, Biden within single digits.
California Atlas/Intel Poll:
Sanders 34%
Biden 26%
Warren 15%
Bloomberg 15%
Gabbard 1%
Buttigieg 3%
Klobuchar 1%
(Poll conducted 2/24-3/2)
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tbf if the American people still believe that "socialism" is bad after months of presidential campaigning, the country does not deserve anything better than Trump.
Also you can use facts there too. Just point to other "socialist" countries.
Medicare for all could get a huge boost, if the American death toll to Covid-19 is as high as I think it will be. You are still at the beginning and that number is rising pretty fast. Meanwhile in Europe we have a pretty low death toll so far except for Italy, because they got hit the hardest and fastest out of all western countries.
You really haven't. Watching interviews from even 20 years ago with him, he was putting together multiple paragraph responses, that made sense, and flowed reasonably well. And that was during interviews without prepared remarks, with varying subjects.
Now - every paragraph is a meandering word-salad.
Yes, because I think most people are more fed up with establishment politics than anything else. Everything bad that is happening is being blamed on the establishment, hence why a complete moron who lacked any reasonable qualifications was able to win the Presidency in 2016 simply because he ran his campaign as being anti-establishment.
Between Biden and Sanders, I think that Sanders is the stronger candidate in the primary against Trump. That the DNC seems to have failed to learn a damn thing from 2016 is not going to improve Biden's chances in the general election if Biden secures the nomination.
I expect the general election to play out as "Obama's VP vs anti-establishment" if it is Biden vs Trump. If it is Bernie vs Trump I expect to see "anti-establishment vs populist fear-mongering about socialism".
I'd support any of the candidates still in the race rather than vote for Trump, but overall I think Bernie has the best chance of winning a general election against Trump. I think the DNC has alienated a lot of progressives already, and that perception is likely to intensify at the Convention.
How he bankrupted them is part of the riddle there.
He transferred his significant debts from other ventures into them, then left the investors high and dry when the casino went bankrupt.
Even in his prime, Trump wasn't an intelligent man. Now, though, he's just as mediocre intellectually and has a dementia cherry on top of it. The difference is stark and undeniable versus earlier footage of him.