Bloomberg as an I means Trump wins.
538 now says Biden more likely than Sanders, but a contested convention is likely.
Bloomberg as an I means Trump wins.
Yes it does. Of course, so does Sanders winning the nomination.
First half, yes. Second half hard to say with the changes in the Democratic party, but he's not upending healthcare like Sanders wants to.
Well, duh. Everyone involved is still terrible.
Technically, the goal of democracy is "get the most votes." And they try to do that, by saying things people want. I dunno.
I would think he'd avoid giving Trump the election, but you never know.Leisher wrote: The biggest question now becomes: If Biden gets the nod and it's a contested convention, will Sanders run as an independent? He has threatened to do so in the past. Remember, this is someone the Dems actively colluded against to give Hillary to win in 16. Seems like they're doing it again. Plus, he could be the most successful third party candidate in some time.
He has to be pissed at the Dems for fucking him over. It's quite clear there's a genuine effort by the Ds to block him from getting the nod. Don't know if he's spiteful or not. Go in the history books as the most successful third party candidate in history, and potentially make a real run OR bow out and become an also ran again?TheCatt wrote:I would think he'd avoid giving Trump the election, but you never know.Leisher wrote: The biggest question now becomes: If Biden gets the nod and it's a contested convention, will Sanders run as an independent? He has threatened to do so in the past. Remember, this is someone the Dems actively colluded against to give Hillary to win in 16. Seems like they're doing it again. Plus, he could be the most successful third party candidate in some time.