The problem is less picking one candidate over the other, & more about backlash from recognizing that the @DNC primary process is so overtly rigged that it's not a matter of if there will be cheating, but how are the respective candidates going to react to it.
@DNC Some people aren't ready to face that reality. The problem with Bernie specifically is that we already saw his non-response to being cheated once, & Tulsi stood up for him more than he stood up for himself. Recognizing that is where a lot of Bernie supporters get angry.
@DNC They want to believe he is fighting for them. Look at that latest solidarity ad he did.
Not only did he not fight the Democratic establishment on their behalf, he actually hawked that same corruption to them and asked them to support it. That's the vomit-worthiness of Sanders.
Not only did he not fight the Democratic establishment on their behalf, he actually hawked that same corruption to them and asked them to support it. That's the vomit-worthiness of Sanders.
@DNC Am not arguing that @TulsiGabbard can win a rigged process any more than Sanders can. However, she is clearly more willing and able to call out rigging, HRC, etc instead of meekly asking you to vote for HRC and spreading Russiagate lies designed to deflect from that same rigging.
@DNC @TulsiGabbard And to me, that is the difference that matters: neither can control or overcome the totally biased, unwinnable DNC process, but their reaction to it is entirely different and that can make actual impact.
