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Originally Posted by rubecube
The thing is, I'm not even a dyed in the wool Bernie guy. I'd have been fine with Yang, Warren, or Steyer (even if they had no hope of winning), and I could probably live with Amy. Pete and Biden are just terrible candidates.
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If you were to switch Warren and Biden, and I'm in the same boat. Warren is frankly even harder to listen to than Pete is. I actually agree with Nik that if Bernie gets elected there's no
way he gets most of what he wants to do through congress. But that doesn't change the hilarious slant of the discussion following him winning the first two, trying somehow to spin it as a loss because in a completely different race with multiple candidates and a totally different dynamic he didn't get the same vote share as 2016.
He's won 2 of 2 primaries so far. He's probably going to win South Carolina. This is going exactly according to plan for Sanders, and it's really not that complicated, so the punditry twisting themselves in knots to try to come to some other conclusion is farcical.