2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: yes there is an enthusiasm gap. And it's obvious. [View all]kenfrequed
(7,865 posts)I would merely point out that voting for her because you think she has the best chance of winning, over other possible concerns might be a mistake if for no other reason than the fact that I don't think she does have the best chance in the general election.
Yes, she has a fairly sturdy war chest and lots of funding and yes, she has a fair amount of support from the superdelegates, and yes, she has nme recognition.
However, she has higher negatives than Bernie in a lot of the swing states. Bernie also seems to be getting a bit of crossover appeal. He has a considerable amount of energy and has been good at exciting the base.
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Secretary Clinton, on the other hand seems better at exciting the republican base to come out and vote against her. That and the republicans have been planning to run against her for the last ten years at least. Personally I'd prefer not to deliver them their candidate of choice to run against.