Here's your surest sign yet that the Bernie campaign is coming to an end very soon: internal recriminations aired in the NYT
It's no longer a "campaign" geared at winning Bernie the Democratic nomination, so soliciting donations on that basis is unethical
nytimes.com/2020/03/21/us/…
It's no longer a "campaign" geared at winning Bernie the Democratic nomination, so soliciting donations on that basis is unethical
nytimes.com/2020/03/21/us/…
Highlights:
- AOC was of course urging "conciliation" with Liz Warren, which worked out super well
- Their data on Bernie's viability in SC was spectacularly bad
- Bernie refused to attack Joe, who he likes personally
- David Sirota was punished for trolling too harshly online
- AOC was of course urging "conciliation" with Liz Warren, which worked out super well
- Their data on Bernie's viability in SC was spectacularly bad
- Bernie refused to attack Joe, who he likes personally
- David Sirota was punished for trolling too harshly online
The hurt feelings of online Bernie supporters are not going to dissuade me from describing the truth of what occurred. Bernie's pollster was telling him two days before the SC primary that he was within the margin of error of Biden. Pathetic
Bring up Tulsi if you want (which is a red herring) but the argument made by Tulsi in soliciting donations was never that she was on course to win a majority of pledged delegates. It was that she needed resources to spread her message. Bernie campaign is *still* saying he can win
Uh, he's still got the big red DONATE button on the homepage of his campaign website, which leads to the same ActBlue donate page that they've been using the whole time, so I would characterize that as active solicitation of campaign donations
