Sadly, a recession is likely to come before the election, and you know they're going to blame Sanders for it even though it's Trump's fault (well, it was coming anyway, but it'll be deeper and nastier than it had to be with less ability to do anything to fight it thanks to Trump's incompetence and discredited economic policies, and yes, the fed, as led by Trump's appointed chairman). Hopefully the public doesn't buy it, and places the blame where it belongs, but either way, we'll probably be in a recession and know it by the time of the general election.

Per a recent MIT study, it's believed there's a 70% chance of a recession in the next 6 months.

https://www.cnbc.com/2020/02/05/70percent-chance-of-recession-in-next-six-months-study-from-mit-and-state-street-finds.html

From the study:

I'm just gonna point out, the writing has been on the wall for Warren doing this since 2016. Red flag and more Red flags. I still see people using the word "progressive" for her when time and time again she's proven she's not. I'll start with the most simple and most disqualifying thing about Warren. Big Money. She took it, transferred it into her campaign from her senate race, said she'd take in the general, swore off super pacs until her money ran dry cause now she needs the super pacs to stay competitive. She's just a player in a the game. She's not a progressive, but a standard dem.

I've called her a snake for a long time, way before others caught up cause you believe actions not words. That's why when she keeps stabbing the movement, calling us hateful people, attacking us, telling blatant lies on Bernie and his supporters, I can't understand how people still think she'll put delegates with him. I don't understand it. I've seen this Denial so hard with Warren that I can't understand. Its like someone who keeps going back to their abusive ex because they claimed they change just for them to turn around and do the same thing again, yet they keep going back.

Warren is literally only running at this point, is to try hurt Bernie to push a contested convention. Warren aint it, never has been, never will be and I'm looking forward to her senate re-election campaign. I'm sure we can find a real progressive to replace her.

Funny that you mention something like this, when leftist Ed Markey is looking likely to be replaced by centrist Joe Kennedy III for the other Massachusetts senate seat.

You probably won't like the latest nationwide CBS/YouGov poll as well:

Sanders 28%
Warren 19%
Biden 17%
Bloomberg 13%
Buttigieg 10%
Klobuchar 5%
Steyer 2%
Gabbard 1%

Although this one is post-debate, pre-Nevada.

This is the only reason why I sometimes want the republicans to win. Trumps policies made a crash inevitable, yet if the democrats win, they will get blamed for it. Just look what they tout about Obama despite the crash he had to clean up coming from Bush.

Just a reminder how Democrats can play this game:

The Dixiecrats were always a living contradiction that would eventually split off or join the Republicans. Even then, it's amazing some of them were around until a few years ago.

Also, a nice little table I've found:

To think all of them except for perhaps Bloomberg are to the left of what Obama and Hillary Clinton proposed really frames the word "moderate" into perspective. Perhaps it was the very loss of all those Dixiecrats mentioned before that finally allowed the Democratic Party to veer left into a new coallition of voters.

Either that, or it's because Millenials and Gen Z are much more to the left of previous generations and everyone tries to get some of their votes. Boomers won't live forever, after all, and the majority of those vote Republican anyway and X-ers are a toss-up, so without the votes of younger voters the democratic party doesn't have a chance to win right now. And that goes double now that Millenials and Gen Z outnumber Boomers now: https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2019/05/29/gen-z-millennials-and-gen-x-outvoted-older-generations-in-2018-midterms/

The victory video from Bernie Sanders is pretty nice:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OMpZdlwR_f4

And now for Marianne Williamson endorsing Bernie Sanders:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OGhCmWoq-9c

EDIT: Let's also throw in some media reactions to the Sanders-win in Nevada.

538: Bernie Sanders is the front-runner (duh, but the article throws in some data that shows how much this win affected the chances of Sanders positively)

Vox: Mainstream democrats shouldn't fear Bernie Sanders (What, he will not execute people in Central Park?)

Politico: Sanders eviscerates conventional wisdom about why he can't win (I'm sure Sanders campaign will fall off a cliff any moment now)

RCP: After Nevada win, Sanders claim uniter mantel (Chris Matthews: “It’s too late to stop him. … It’s over”)

@SpokenTruth Did you give the two delegates out of Nevada for Biden (so far) to Bloomberg instead in the OP?