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[rzemanfl]

1. NTSA. n/t

[MH1]

2. Someone is "TO BLAME" for Joe Biden?

Oh my.

[karynnj]

12. Should someone tell her, the VOTERS are responsible for Sanders not having a blow out win?

MSNBC has a mix of evening people - where it is fair to say that Chris Matthews was pretty anti Bernie, he was so over the top that he might have helped Bernie as people decried Matthew's ridiculous comments. However, you would have to say that Chris Hays probably favored the progressives and Rachel Maddow seemed to favor Warren ( though both were professional enough that it is possible that I am wrong.

Most of Biden's coverage was that he was "a weak candidate", with the implicit suggestion that he was past his prime. Most of his coverage was at best tepid until he was endorsed so beautifully by Clyburn and had a huge victory in SC. At that point, I am sure internal polling showed Buttigieg and Klobuchar as less likely to do well on SuperTuesday - and the very likely situation that Sanders were win with numbers like 30% or so everywhere -- as the 70% was split between the others.

[Renew Deal]

3. People love their conspiracies.

[honest.abe]

4. Good lord. How ridiculous these Bernie supporters have become.

[highplainsdem]

5. What a delusional theory.

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

6. It's bullshit, as is just about every other thing she's ever said,

but if it's true, thank you, MSNBC!

[HarlanPepper]

7. There there, Krissy

[Turin_C3PO]

8. Bullshit.

Black people and suburban voters are responsible for Biden’s rise. Black women are the base of our party, btw.

[still_one]

10. ding ding ding we have a winner +++

[Happy Hoosier]

9. 2020's HAHA Goodman. NT

[George II]

11. Popular vote as of noon today: Biden 4,921,782 Sanders 4,016,248.....

I guess there's a LOT of "blame" to go around, eh?

I'm just sorry I haven't had a chance to be in that 4,921,782 yet, I have to wait until April 28.

[IADEMO2004]

13. Batshit falling out her ears.

[William769]

14. THANK YOU MSNBC!

[BusyBeingBest]

15. In all fairness, what I saw on MSNBC was a constant infomercial

for Joe for weeks. Although they weren't as positive on him when Joe was losing states, but they swung back to promoting him just in time for Super Tuesday. If you deny that makes a HUUUGE difference, you're being dishonest.

[highplainsdem]

17. There was almost nonstop belittlement of Joe for nearly a year before that. Especially from their

primetime hosts, who seemed to clearly favor Sanders and Warren.

[OhZone]

16. I stopped when she said the greatest threat was civility -

Naw, the greatest threat is a Fascist dictatorship, an incompetent one -

that does not protect the country from things like the coronoavirus by firing the pandemic people and believing in magic.

And ignoring climate change, etc.

The greatest threat is the one to the basic survival of humanity really.