SpokenTruth said:
I hope his campaign leaders have learned not to do that again. That caused a lot of division between Warren's and Sander's supporters, lot's of miscommunication within his volunteer groups and negative media coverage right before a debate and during a time of increased poll numbers. |
I experience this firsthand in Arizona in 2016. I was volunteering for Bernie's campaign. About two weeks later Hillary had won enough primaries to win the nomination, and there weren't enough for Bernie to pick up to win. I told the people running his campaign office this. They responded that the superdelegates could switch dies and give Bernie the nomination despite the fact that he was going to lose the popular vote in the caucuses. That's when I walked out the door and decided never to do volunteer work for them again.
