Bernie outspent Biden 7 to 1 and has had a better ground campaign because he has more money. Shows how weak Bernie is as a candidate not being able to beat a "dead campaign".

Well his policies are controversal, his supporters are toxic, he has a very toxic staff, and he has a if you're not with us you're against us attitude that turn off a lot of people.

The majority of Americans won't vote for a socialist according to many polls.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but - wouldn't Bernie still theoretically be the favorite in the long haul?

Both Texas and California are very likely to go to him, and they both bring in a major haul of delegates.

You've also got much of my area left in the Rust Belt - which I can assure you Neoliberalism is really really unpopular here - so Bernie would have the edge there.

Super Tuesday was heavy on the Southern states where Biden would have an advantage, so naturally he's going to better than the Bern there.

I'm pretty sure the qualification will be raised to keep her out. Her campaign didn't do much, but I think her running kept a lot of the hate of centrist media away from Bernie for a long time early in the primaries. That probably counts for something.

And you don't even question why that is?? Or do you just gulp down whatever info the mainstream media feeds you? Have you no curiosity or drive to figure out what is happening in American politics rn. Or would you rather have the pundits that are paid by the very corporations and industries that Sanders opposes explain how regular Americans and the working class don't like Sanders, despite all the evidence to the contrary?

"More evidence that the Sanders campaign’s efforts to galvanize Latinos paid off: 84% of Latinos under 30 came out for Sanders in California, according to early exit polls."
-NYT Live update.

https://twitter.com/JordanUhl/status/1235052704088707072/photo/1

This is good... this is very good. We need to push this margin up more.

I rarely follow mainstream news. I'm just looking at the facts. Moderate policies and a return to Obama era policies have had a plurality or majority in most polls and these super tuesday results are showing that.

That's only some of the early voting which is 1/4th of the total vote according to cnn.

Disappointing night. Especially Maine, Massachusetts and Minnesota shock me. Bernie may win California (he was just called the winner with 0% reporting LOL), but overall the delegate haul will be close between Biden and Bernie.

As long as Biden comes in with the most votes it will at least not split the party if he becomes the nominee. And as I said before: everyone (except Bloomberg *shudder*) is better than the choice between Clinton and Trump 2016.

Still, I feel no enthusiasm for just keeping the status quo. This mean more people will die avoidably, because of missing or insufficent health care. This means no big decisions on fighting against climate change. No fight against the growing inequality.

Well, it is not over, but for the past month or two things looked very good for a big change, now this is a big setback.

I hope the movement inspires more young people to run for office and transform the country.