Official Bernie Sanders HQ: Not Me, Us!

[goatmane]

Found this very interesting

 

[JMurder]

Sanders now the betting favorite in SC

US Democrat Primaries South Carolina Primary Betting Odds | Politics

#BidenBoyz

 

[Apollo Kid]

Found this very interesting

Most older people still rely on TV news unfortunately

 

[FAH1223]

 

[Wildhundreds]

@Skyfall

Do you believe the democratic party has completely ignored middle america?

 

[No1]

Most older people still rely on TV news unfortunately

Which is the entire reason young people are always complaining about TV commentary. I hope all you people complaining about Bernie Bros understand now. If it wasn’t for them nikkas attacking anchors non-stop we would be out here with the most centrist bullshyt on TV everyday.

 

[afterlife2009]

One thing we have to pay attention to is if Bernie continues losing ground among rural voters and non college educated whites, something he was strong with in 2016. It's only two states but

Last night, 70% of non-college educated white people voted against Bernie. Last time around in NH, Bernie got 60% of the non college educated white vote so he went from 60% —> 30%. He's bleeding support with the white working class and rural voters so far. He’s losing parts of his base he shouldn’t be losing.

Not trying to be negative lol but we seriously need Bernie to change back to his 2016 message or cool down the revolution talk to bring in regular democratic voters. Of course we're in a split field and a lot of it is driven by "electability" but once we're done with Super Tuesday I will reassess. I need to see wins in Utah, Colorado and Minnesota with non college whites

 

[No1]

One thing we have to pay attention to is if Bernie continues losing ground among rural voters and non college educated whites, something he was strong with in 2016. It's only two states but

Last night, 70% of non-college educated white people voted against Bernie. Last time around in NH, Bernie got 60% of the non college educated white vote so he went from 60% —> 30%. He's bleeding support with the white working class and rural voters so far. He’s losing parts of his base he shouldn’t be losing.

Not trying to be negative lol but we seriously need Bernie to change back to his 2016 message or cool down the revolution talk to bring in regular democratic voters. Of course we're in a split field and a lot of it is driven by "electability" but once we're done with Super Tuesday I will reassess. I need to see wins in Utah, Colorado and Minnesota with non college whites

Exactly. He needs to switch up the language. Granted, it’s a larger field and none of these people carry Hillary’s baggage.

 

[Json]

One thing we have to pay attention to is if Bernie continues losing ground among rural voters and non college educated whites, something he was strong with in 2016. It's only two states but

Last night, 70% of non-college educated white people voted against Bernie. Last time around in NH, Bernie got 60% of the non college educated white vote so he went from 60% —> 30%. He's bleeding support with the white working class and rural voters so far. He’s losing parts of his base he shouldn’t be losing.

Not trying to be negative lol but we seriously need Bernie to change back to his 2016 message or cool down the revolution talk to bring in regular democratic voters. Of course we're in a split field and a lot of it is driven by "electability" but once we're done with Super Tuesday I will reassess. I need to see wins in Utah, Colorado and Minnesota with non college whites

Did you consider that it was his contrast with establishment Dem Hillary that made him popular in rural areas in 2016?

No one except Biden has that level of recognition and he’s already down.

 

[afterlife2009]

Did you consider that it was his contrast with establishment Dem Hillary that made him popular in rural areas in 2016?

No one except Biden has that level of recognition and he’s already down.

I have a different theory but I won't make any complete judgements until Super Tuesday and when Michigan/Wisconsin votes later in March

 

[SunZoo]

One thing we have to pay attention to is if Bernie continues losing ground among rural voters and non college educated whites, something he was strong with in 2016. It's only two states but

Last night, 70% of non-college educated white people voted against Bernie. Last time around in NH, Bernie got 60% of the non college educated white vote so he went from 60% —> 30%. He's bleeding support with the white working class and rural voters so far. He’s losing parts of his base he shouldn’t be losing.

Not trying to be negative lol but we seriously need Bernie to change back to his 2016 message or cool down the revolution talk to bring in regular democratic voters. Of course we're in a split field and a lot of it is driven by "electability" but once we're done with Super Tuesday I will reassess. I need to see wins in Utah, Colorado and Minnesota with non college whites

Did you consider that it was his contrast with establishment Dem Hillary that made him popular in rural areas in 2016?

No one except Biden has that level of recognition and he’s already down.

^ I honestly think that's what it is, Hillary was an avatar for the establishment, you don't really have that in this race.

People are already calling him "Trump of the left" but I think that a lot of those people would perk up more if he started calling the media on their bullshyt. He might have more success being more "Trumpian" in that sense with that demographic.

 

[duncanthetall]

Getting another car magnet

Bernie 2020 Magnet

I live in Kentucky and my car is new. No fukking way I’m rocking one of those

 

[TheDarceKnight]

One thing we have to pay attention to is if Bernie continues losing ground among rural voters and non college educated whites, something he was strong with in 2016. It's only two states but

Last night, 70% of non-college educated white people voted against Bernie. Last time around in NH, Bernie got 60% of the non college educated white vote so he went from 60% —> 30%. He's bleeding support with the white working class and rural voters so far. He’s losing parts of his base he shouldn’t be losing.

Not trying to be negative lol but we seriously need Bernie to change back to his 2016 message or cool down the revolution talk to bring in regular democratic voters. Of course we're in a split field and a lot of it is driven by "electability" but once we're done with Super Tuesday I will reassess. I need to see wins in Utah, Colorado and Minnesota with non college whites

It's interesting to me that despite the shyt CNN and MSNBC talk about him being another 'old white guy' that older white people are basically the group that Bernie has the least support among.

 

[TheDarceKnight]

CNN going at Ben for finding the audio

If audio like had surfaced of Bernie saying that shyt; Bernie would be mangled and ripped to shreds by the corporate media. It's crazy seeing the media meltdown like this.

I hate that so much of the boomer generation (and older) still get so much of their news from mainstream TV.

 

[TheDarceKnight]

He said his preference is a strong, probably female progressive.

Serious question. Is Nina Turner eligible for the job?