This is not a good thing.

and waving and oblivious to where they're headed, and how many they'll take down with them.

then we only have ourselves to blame for choosing such a weak candidate, and we can kiss the SC, and all progress made by the establishment Democrats from women's rights, workers rights, Civil Rights, the environment, etc etc etc which will take a long long time to restore

then what?

block for that matter. Bloomberg has insured that won't happen, and even more unlikely he will be the nominee.

I am under no false illusions, barring any extraordinary event, Bernie will be our nominee

Bernie will get my vote in the GE without hesitation. If for nothing else the SC is at stake

The claim has been made since President Obama that the party is too moderate, by Bernie and his supporters, and the only way to win elections is to nominate a candidate such as Bernie. I do not agree with that assessment, and believe for varios reasons, which I am not going to go into, that he is the weakest candidate out of all the candidates.

We will know in 7 months if that is the case. I hope i am wrong

Joe Biden has every chance in the world to win this, especially after the fact the BS waited a MONTH to let anyone know that the Russians were supporting him.

You do understand that, right?: Russians, Trump, etc, would love for BS to win. It won't happen since the plot by the Russians and Trump has been exposed.

cut into Joe's lead. Joe does not have every chance in the world to win the nomination, and that is primarily due to Bloomberg. In my view Bloomberg is essentially a spoiler, and what would have been a good outcome for Joe on Super Tuesday, is only going to be fair because of Bloomberg cutting into his support

Another billionare, Steyer, is also a spoiler, to a lesser degree, but he is also hurting Joe in South Carolina. While i think Biden will win South Carolina, unfortunately it wont be as much as the polls suggested earlier

It pains me to say this, but unless the poll numbers are wrong because of Bloombergs entrance into the primaries is going to make it very hard for Joe to get the nomination

In my view Bloomberg's entrance into the race has not only made it more likely that Bernie will be the nominee, and because of that in my opinion trump will get another four years

Boy do i hope i am wrong

That would seem to indicate he's not the weakest candidate.

Buttigieg has 4% minority support. No Dem can win with that number.

Biden has never won a state primary race in the 3 times he's ran for President. That doesn't exude electability.

Most union voters endorsed Bernie and he by far got the most union votes today. How is any other candidate going to claim they're the pro-worker candidate?

Bernie won the Hispanic vote by far. How are other candidates going to win states like Arizona or Nevada if they can't win the Hispanic vote?

Millions of new young voters are now registering to be able to vote. Bernie by far dominates the youth vote and it's the largest voting block in 2018. How is any other candidate going to bring out the typically apathetic youth voter?

that i disagree with your assessment, and if Sanders is the nominee, which i think he will be, we will know soon enough if your analysis is correct

An ass whippin' coming than being surprised by one like I did in 2016. I was sick for days!

I just don't see Sanders' politics appealing to voters. He's relatively untested, and the mean, no-holds-bar Donald Trump will eat him alive.

Realistic not so much.

It's amazing voters aren't skeptical. When a politician promises something so good, I automatically call "bullshit!". I suppose I'm a cynic!

But Sanders is self-immolation. That's certainly change.

How's that working for America.

There will be blowback from voters in subsequent states who consider what it going down

don't think it is,either. Forever hopeful!

Moderates have been winning in red states in 18 and 19. Lol..

the more likely Bernie will be the nominee without any competition

It is too bad they cannot get together and decide to back one of the candidates in the Amy, Pete, Biden, Bloomberg block, and at least give those who represent the more moderate wing a voice, but that is unlikely, and Sanders most likely will be the nominee

Waiting to do this after Super Tuesday is too late. In fact with early voting it may be too late now

because more states are now part of Super Tuesday

The reason i think the primaries are essentially over is because of Bloomberg, who I view as a spoiler, and has fragmented the moderate vote beyond recovery in time for the convention

she was all in for Harris.

Radical left is as bad as radical right

ways to manipulate even back in 2016. Now the tables are turned and Joe Biden will take charge and move on to be our rightful most competent, experienced candidate to beat the lying crap out of CONald drumpf.

Sanders has demonstrated an inability to win closed primaries, of which there are many coming up.

Her colleagues at MSNBC certainly seemed to be losing it over the results. Chris Matthews, Brian Williams and multiple correspondents did indeed seem to be in mourning if not outright panic.

It's that the PARTY won a huge victory in 2018...

And now we want to go forth with the message that "hey folks, what we said we wanted in 2018... never mind that, we got a NEW message for you and you all are going to LOVE it so vote for Bernie and AOC in 2020."

And a lot of us don't think that is going to play well in the swing states.