But this is exactly why Warren hasn't dropped out. She knew Bernie's unwillingness to attract core democratic voters will be bad for the progressive movement. Even if she had given up, a good portion of her voters would still be less than enthusiastic to vote for Sanders. Many of them have been Hillary voters and closer to moderates which she has attracted to her cause.
You see plenty of Biden voters on social media who love Warren and were willing to vote for her if the risk of Sanders getting the nomination wouldn't have frightened them.
Sanders keeps ignoring establishment democratic voters who were looking for a way out of Biden in either Pete or Bloomberg, or right wing centrists who are willing to vote against their own party this time round to get rid of Trump, and he insists that he wins by mobilising young voters and the working class. How is he going to do it if he can't even encourage them to vote for him in the primary?
Clinton lost because of the % of third party/indie voters surging in key states like Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin, and Florida so while I expect that % to go down in 2020 will it go down as much as it could have? Will it go back up in 2024?
my thing is that i don’t think the electoral math will add up for Sanders
like maybe Sanders gets more people overall to vote for him, but can someone tell me what states he wins that Biden doesn’t? i think Biden competes in some of the traditionally red/swing states that Sanders has no shot in
my thing is that i don’t think the electoral math will add up for Sanders
like maybe Sanders gets more people overall to vote for him, but can someone tell me what states he wins that Biden doesn’t? i think Biden competes in some of the traditionally red/swing states that Sanders has no shot in
The irony is however, in the general election Biden won't stand a chance in many of the states he wins in the primary, because they're red states traditionally
