If Sanders loses SC, you should stop supporting him then? Right?
Can’t we all just agree that was a bad take and move on?
No? Bernie has unprecedented success in the early states, but more importantly he actually polls well nationality, as well as in pretty much every state. I scanned through the first page of polling on RCP and I don’t think Warren was winning any of them, not even Massachusetts.
But I think the real point is that Scott implying that a diverse state would favor Warren was dumb, because her supporters are disproportionately white.
I’m not addressing what Scott may or may not have implied, open to interpretation as that is. Know what’s less open to interpretation. The words he said. Which I agree with.
Keep on carrying on.
Are we just gonna play dumb here?
I can play with bold too.
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Stop. Just stop.
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We are deeply saddened that America was not ready for Elizabeth Warren. She was by far the most prepared, qualified candidate with the most comprehensive and effective progressive platform in the Democratic field. Her run was important, and we thank her.
We now shift our endorsement to whomever wins a plurality of delegates in the Democratic Primary.
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As Bernie Sanders has now ended his campaign and the primary is over, we formally endorse Joe Biden for president. We must win this election. Too many lives are at stake.
We also endorse every single Democratic Party candidate in every race, at every level of government.
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Now that Bernie Sanders has endorsed Joe Biden for president, I can not stress enough how important it is to remove the Republican Party from power.
Voting is not a moral choice. It is the choice between two power-seeking coalitions.
One of those coalitions - the Democratic Party - is interested in governing.
The other coalition - the Republican Party - is literally killing Americans and seeks to overthrow the very basis of American democracy. It is an active and ongoing threat.
Choosing not to vote is abdication to the current administration.
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