Unless the mainstreamers get together and do a strategic drop-out, where they all endorse one candidate to go head- to-head with Sanders BEFORE Super Tuesday, its probably going to be Sanders. The vote is too fractured on that side to stop him.
Only unknown is the effect of all
Only unknown is the effect of all
the Bloomberg ad spending in the Super Tuesday states. In many, he's the only person that has run ads. Possible that he over-performs the polling there & win ST states, but since the strategy has no precedent, its hard to say. His decision to stay off the SC ballot complicates
everything but it ensures a stronger Biden performance than we'll probably see in the Super Tuesday states. I just don't see the field winnowing and winnowing after Super Tuesday is too late w/o a Sanders collapse.
