2/22 Monday: Massachusetts
2/23 Tuesday: West Virginia
2/24 Wednesday: Oklahoma

http://blog.4president.us/2016/bernie-sanders

And others have noticed as well

http://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2016/02/sanders-greenville/470283/

How on earth is that abandoning it?

Like her comments on CNN yesterday that she's been consistent in her policies and beliefs for decades.

2/22 Monday: Massachusetts
2/23 Tuesday: West Virginia
2/24 Wednesday: Oklahoma

http://blog.4president.us/2016/bernie-sanders

That's not the case with Bernie.

He has to get recognized in those Super Tuesday states. when he does, he climbs the polls. And that was always, always the hard part. It was one thing to spend a lot of time in the first four primary states to make respectable showings in three of them. He really needed a win in Nevada to help boost himself in the polls of these other states. Many in the media will be saying "Hillary's got it" and then turnout is low ... and he loses.

After today, he has 7 campaign days to hit these 10 states:
Alabama
Arkansas
Colorado
Georgia
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia

this past Sunday.

2/22 Monday: Massachusetts
2/23 Tuesday: West Virginia
2/24 Wednesday: Oklahoma

http://blog.4president.us/2016/bernie-sanders

Sanders was just in the state not two days ago. He's got 100 paid staffers there. He doesn't need to spend every waking hour there, when Super Tuesday is coming up in a week.

He can put staffers anywhere, but he is absent

You are really grasping at straws.

His staffers and volunteers are here, working to get out the vote. We are Bernie.It's WE with this campaign, not I.

You can't compare Obama to any candidate before or after. Hillary is popular, but she's no Obama. Bernie is popular, but he's no Obama. The Sanders' campaign appears to be deciding where they should put their efforts to get the most delegates. I don't know why the AA community favors Hillary over the guy who was arrested over civil rights, but they apparently do. If you want to win an election in order to eventually convince AA why they might benefit from free public college, single-payer healthcare and a higher minimum wage, you have to get delegates where people are currently supporting you. I fear, once again, we'll be remembering what might have been as Hillary gets the nomination and nose dives back to the right.

I'm not sure how Sanders is doing any worse in any quantifiable way.

...and had Wall Street money backing his campaign in large amounts.

...both of those are positives. I hate Wall Street's influence, but it funds the vast majority of the campaigns we see on a national level. So when you say Bernie has more donors, that sounds great until you realize Obama had a ton of mega money being pumped in by a smaller number of people.

Sanders has the deck stacked completely against him and the campaign is doing a hell of a job considering this fact. He's about to lose by 20+ in South Carolina and a number of other states in the next couple weeks. Just have to see if the citizens out there will keep giving $20-30 or will become disheartened by the early election results.

... for some reason and endearing themselves to the Sanders proclaimed "establishment" for a reason and it isn't because they don' know him.

Sander lost PoC by 25% in IA... after spending 3 months there... his numbers are getting worse