I'll be voting in the FL primary for Sanders, again, and in the general for whoever wins the primary, again. Structural forces in America need to be changed. The chance to do that in '20 with ballots is scant, but the urgent need to remove a GOP crime party from power remains
As for the man's progressive vision, like he says -- "not me, us." There's young blood with that vision breaking into Congress, into unions, into advocacy and public service. In the Oval or out of it, Bernie will help them until he can't. Solidarity is a long game
Anyway the chief lesson of every major election in my life has been "Voting is a necessary but insufficient condition for rolling back the world's evils"
By Nov 2016, in 4 years, I'd gotten to vote for a man of color, a Jew, and a woman for president, and it felt good, briefly. But what I want is a world where my son can one day say "Better late than never gramps, anyway we're fixing the other shit you boojies let get worse"
This is the ultimate future of the Democratic Party, if it wants one
