BERNIE has MUCH better chance to win than media would lead us to believe!

[Jude Iam]

Post Super Tuesday Pep Talk

Shaun King tweeted:
It’s not over.
Not at all. 30+ states have not voted yet& nobody even has 400 delegates on the march to 1,991.

Nobody is evenat 25% yet.

Don’t even think about throwing in the towel. Let’s learn, pivotwhere we need to, & keep sharing our vision & policy differences.

Right now Biden has 566 delegates, Bernie has 501.
But no CA delegateshave been awarded, so there are about 200 up for grabs.

It’ll probably takethe full 30 days for our election to be certified, which means during theremaining elections that will take place this month (12 more), voters whoaren’t paying attention will believe that Bernie is behind when he isn’t.

Aaron Mate tweeted: I’m encouraged by this. Three neoliberal candidates(Bloomberg, Klobuchar, Pete) drop out and Bernie is only trailing theremaining neoliberal by 10.
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[SonomaPatientsCoop]

Hmmm. It's not "the media"telling you this- it's the voters. Anyone else see the similarities between True and Sanders and their supporters constantly yelling "fake news" and "deep state" etc... ??

Let's look at this. Sanders has not come close to cracking 50% in a single state. Only gotten to +/- 1/3 of the votes in several states. And lost badly in many more states. He's currently only at 34% in CALIFORNIA and his % has been slowly creeping down.

If you look dispassionately at the election so far- the center left has squashed Sanders. And, as I have said in other threads, we can argue all day about what portion of Warrens votes Sanders can pick up.. but polling, exit polling, data from caucus states.... Sanders will not pick up a majority of Warrens voters... and overall polls horribly with a key demographic- suburban women.

And as I've said previously- Sanders was down a whopping 30 points in his home state of Vermont. Lost the neighboring states of New Hampshire and Maine. And has failed to deliver on one of the key promises of his campaign- driving a massive voter turnout for himself.

At any rate- we'll know more tomorrow. Now that it's down to two - he really needs a commanding win in both WA and especially MI. And at least be close if not win most of the other states- especially the non-southern states. If he can't commandingly win MI, and have a *very* large win in WA and MI *AND* ​drive a large youth turnout....his campaign is over.