This mythical Sanders “ceiling” which anti-Sanders pundits tout sure does seem to be expanding upwards, doesn’t it?
31% in an 8-person race seems like a good “ceiling” to me, particularly given how many supporters of other soon-to-be-gone candidates put him as their 2nd choice:
31% in an 8-person race seems like a good “ceiling” to me, particularly given how many supporters of other soon-to-be-gone candidates put him as their 2nd choice:
17,000 people came to Sanders’ Seattle rally. No other Dem candidate can get close.
To the extent Dems did any self-critique after 2016 - and they did almost none - they recognized the need to energize.
The strongest candidate vs. Trump is obvious:
To the extent Dems did any self-critique after 2016 - and they did almost none - they recognized the need to energize.
The strongest candidate vs. Trump is obvious:
“I don’t understand how Bernie’s considered a frontrunner” - NBC’s @ChuckTodd, **5 days ago**: probably (without being mean) the single dumbest person employed as a teleprompter-reader by a network news corporation thedailybeast.com/msnbcs-chuck-t…
Beyond having a 12-point lead nationally, and cracking 30% for the first time, Sanders also has a 13-point lead among non-white voters.
The “Bernie Bro” narrative manufactured by the liberal establishment media going back to 2016 is a fraud:
The “Bernie Bro” narrative manufactured by the liberal establishment media going back to 2016 is a fraud:
