Two for Super Tuesday.
1) In 40 years in politics, Sanders has never run a tough race against a Republican opponent. Sanders lost. his cool when he faced a tough question from the Washington Post. What happens when Trump hurls his tsunami of filth? theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/…
1) In 40 years in politics, Sanders has never run a tough race against a Republican opponent. Sanders lost. his cool when he faced a tough question from the Washington Post. What happens when Trump hurls his tsunami of filth? theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/…
2) At the head of the ticket in November, Sanders risks losing not only the White House, but also the House of Representatives. A close up look: theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/…
Sanders is making this offer to Democrats: If they agree to lose the suburbs that delivered them the House of Representatives in 2018, he will inspire a wave of youth and Latino voting that will win the presidency in 2020. Only - the wave has not shown up in any of the primaries
Sanders is promising Democrats: "This time it's different!"
But the primaries have already demonstrated: this time it's not different.
People who have never voted before are, in 2020, not voting again.
People who voted regularly in the past are voting once more.
But the primaries have already demonstrated: this time it's not different.
People who have never voted before are, in 2020, not voting again.
People who voted regularly in the past are voting once more.
It's sometimes retorted:
"You supported the party that used Willie Horton against Mike Dukakis and Swiftboated John Kerry. What do *you* know about how the GOP will destroy Bernie Sanders?"
Pause.
"OK OK maybe you *know.* But we don't want to listen!"
"You supported the party that used Willie Horton against Mike Dukakis and Swiftboated John Kerry. What do *you* know about how the GOP will destroy Bernie Sanders?"
Pause.
"OK OK maybe you *know.* But we don't want to listen!"
