Nate Cohn makes good Bernie observation

[evertonfc]

On the electability front, one interesting question is Arizona. For many Democrats, it's their natural and perhaps increasingly necessary backup to Wisconsin. But so far and AFAIK, Sanders hasn't led any general election poll of Arizona, including our Times/Siena poll from Oct.

[dumptrump1]

1. I don't think Bernie was leading much of anything in October...

[ehrnst]

3. You mean from individuals? Like when someone donates a small donation 850+ times?

https://www.allsides.com/news/2019-10-25-0625/small-donors-get-creative-give-over-and-over-2020-candidates

Small Donors Get Creative to Give Over and Over to 2020 Candidates

The February day that Bernie Sanders began his second Democratic presidential campaign, Christine Peloza gave him $27, the amount Mr. Sanders often boasted was the average donation in his first run. Then, she kept giving, in $3 increments, clicking donate up to 20 times a day.

By the end of June, Ms. Peloza, a 34-year-old office manager at an elderly care facility in Illinois, had donated more than 850 times to Mr. Sanders

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