Thread by @jonathansmucker

Friends, it is a true and obvious fact that only one candidate will become the nominee. Eventually one of these candidates will have to drop out of the race.

When that happens, we want that candidate and their base of supporters to support the other. politico.com/news/2020/01/1…

We especially need the delegates of the candidate who concedes to consolidate behind the other. We want it to be obvious to everyone that they will do so when the time comes.

Souring each's camp on the other candidate is not a smart move, if we're serious about winning.

Does this mean you can never criticize or debate the points of the other candidate? Of course not. It means that in everything you're keeping in mind that, in the long-term, your candidate's victory depends on us courting the other candidate's base.

You can be mad at whoever you want for this or for that. But take a deep breath and then put one foot in front of the other. Still mad? Channel it into persuading voters.

If you're all in for Sanders like me, here are things you can do:
☎️ Make calls: berniesanders.com/call/
📲 Send Texts: berniesanders.com/text/
🚗 Travel to an early state: b-2020.com/OOS
💲 Make a contribution: berniesanders.com/donate

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