2016 Postmortem
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(13 posts)The fact is, she has parlayed a shoo in candidacy into a big fat question mark. The more the people know who Sanders is, the more votes he has gotten, both within and without the Democratic Party. Currently, he has garnered 46% of the party, after fighting against Clinton's mega advantage (name recognition, establishment support, media bias, having actually campaigned since she lost her last run, etc.).
Honestly, Clinton started with a sure win, and Sanders has eroded that completely. He has especially done well in the National Polls, and in his perception in the greater world.
So, when I see things like Clinton supporters claiming that "Sanders is losing badly" I have to wonder what they are actually trying to hide. Because from where I sit, Sanders continues to rise, while Clinton continues to fall. She is just lucking out that the primary process may end before Sanders can overtake her.