Lets Discuss What went wrong with Bernie Sanders' campaign ?

[jj23]

We in here talking about what went wrong.

Feb 25th this board had coronated Bernie.

Basically no one knows shyt and we are all armchair politicians....

 

[Jplaya2023]

the problem is he's 78 not 58

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

This dude is/was a member of your coalition. Jesus christ.

Strasserism - Wikipedia

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

All those giant crowds meant absolutely nothing.

Silent majority


Hillary Clinton proved this. Sanders played himself.

 

[Cognito]

This dude is/was a member of your coalition. Jesus christ.

Piece of shyt tulcel

 

[Pressure]

Trump isn't a big enough turn off for his base.

 

[FAH1223]

Piece of shyt tulcel

Michael Tracey is so whack man.

Falling over himself following Tulsi all over the damn country and probably getting off on her workout videos

We in here talking about what went wrong.

Feb 25th this board had coronated Bernie.

Basically no one knows shyt and we are all armchair politicians....

It was looking good... Bernie was gonna have the delegate lead Joe has now

We esp us Bernie Bros thought with the wins Bernie had, the narrative could shift a bit to help him with the older voters even just a little bit.

But we were wrong.

Its fun to play Monday Morning QB

 

[Json]

you can change "went" to "is going wrong" he's staying in the race

And people wonder why people don’t like him. Clown shyt.

People love zombie campaigns!

 

[dh86]

This dude is/was a member of your coalition. Jesus christ.

AOC saved his campaign dumbass

 

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[R. Money]

It was fixed.

 

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[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

It was fixed.

exit polls are a temperature gauge, not a real metric

 

[Nomad1]

this isn't an argument, it's some super perfect case scenario/hypothetical for Bernie. Any political strategist who steered a campaign with that strategy would deserve to be unemployed. Moderates were always going to drop, and that consolidated vote was always going to be bigger than Liz's portion of the progressive vote when she dropped.

Bernie would have had a lead if he won super Tuesday 1. Not a comfortable one but still would have had a better path to nomination. Moderates were going to drop but the day before super tuesday was coordinated and unfortunate for Bernie the progressive left isnt as coalescing as the moderates (example Yang, Seyer, Warren).
You have to remember their plan was to at least hit the 30% threshold but the game changed on them big time before ST. It is what it is.

 

[Nomad1]

What about the Black voters who aren't voting because Biden (or even Bernie) don't address specific Black issues? Do they suffer from "White privilege" too?