Eagle367 on 14 February 2020
| DarthJarvis said: PS - as of 87% reporting, there have been 25k more votes than in 2016. Bernie has half the votes from 4 years ago. It's clear that he doesnt have the same support... he should have done better. That's just a fact. More voters by 50-70k should translate to less of a decline. |
You are literally spinning right now and so fast I can't see you. Bernie only had Hillary to defeat last time and this time there were 9 other candidates. If he won that heavily against all these candidates, the race would literally be over. You can't expect that you get the same amount of votes when it's 1v1 and when it's 1v9. The fact of the matter is that Bernie has the most diverse coalition this time around and these 2 states were his weakness, yet he got the most votes in both. Bernie is the guy to beat right now.
Just a guy who doesn't want to be bored. Also
