How Bernie Sanders missed his chance to beat Hillary Clinton

[Gman]

Here's a good post-mortem

There was a time when Bernie Sanders, the stiff, white senator from Vermont, seemed painfully out of place in black churches. But not now at the end of the long primary trail, and not in Oakland, Calif., at the Allen Temple Baptist Church.

Summoning congregants last week in a historic East Oakland sanctuary that helped give rise to the civil rights movement and the Black Panther Party, he spoke passionately about the plight of many blacks: Too many children are raised in poverty, too many youths can’t afford to go to college and can’t find jobs, too many adults are locked in jails. The system is rigged against them, and he vowed to change it.

The audience rose in applause and affirmation. There were hurrahs and smiles and shouts of “Amen!” At last, Sanders had convinced African Americans that he understood their story — and, at last, they seemed to understand his.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/how-bernie-sanders-missed-his-chance-to-beat-hillary-clinton/2016/06/05/5dc4c12e-28ec-11e6-a3c4-0724e8e24f3f_story.html?wpmm=1&wpisrc=nl_draw

[Gman]

2. Oh yeah. The indictment fairy

If she doesn't bring the indictment maybe Santa Claus will.

[Lord Magus]

3. Sure, of course she will.

[brush]

4. He lost his chance by not seriously the early southern primaries . . .

where a good portion of the Dem voters were African American.

It's ironic now that it's too late, that he realizes the importance of this indispensable segment of the Democratic electorate.

He missed his opportunity early as Clinton's lead is because of her nearly sweeping the early primaries.

Weaver and Devine show refund all the money they got from his campaign because of malpractice.