There had to be a better strategy to get older voters on his side. That's the majority of the vote in south especially. I don't know how that would have to be done but he needed to lose South Carolina by way less than he did even with Clyburn's endorsement. If Biden goes into Super Tuesday barely winning a state he has a better shot to widen the gap and win states he should have won.
All in all it was a great strategy by the Dems. It's hard to beat endorsements by every other candidate and other politicians in each state along with tons of free media. But it was not insurmountable.
I know i'm repeating myself ad nauseam and it may annoy some people, hell i'm annoying myself, but the role of the mainstream "liberal" media played in defeating Bernie, cannot and should never be forgotten...or forgiven.
They literally swooped in and saved Biden's campaign.
fukk all this overestimated talk about the impact of endorsements, socialism, older voters, black voters etc. The drop from Nevada to South Carolina and Super Tuesday was heavily influenced by the relentless attacks from "trusted" mainstream media outlets on the left.
Man, polls don't just shift that dramatically especially when the candidate hasn't done a damn thing to help his case.
I just don't want people to forget the role that some of these media outlets we have supported with our viewership did to the progressive movement.
