Democratic Primaries
In reply to the discussion: More than one-third of Democratic voters want Bernie Sanders to drop out of the 2020 presidential... [View all]Celerity
(55,238 posts)I have watched multiple interviews with actual voters on MSNBC in the last two days
Latinxs in Miami
African-Americans in South Carolina
mostly whites in Pennsylvania and Iowa
all sorts of different age cohorts
The one unifying theme was that the vast majority said (especially the Miami and South Carolina crowds) was that the one person they would not (some even said they might vote Trump if he wins our nomination) vote for in the general was Bernie.
It is electoral suicide to nominate him, and also he can (and may well) do great damage if he has no path to the nomination, yet refuses to drop out (as he has a large, fanatical base who will keep pouring in good money after bad to sustain his campaign) and pulls a repeat of 2016 and goes full stop scorched earth against the remaining 3, 4 (or even 1 or 2) remaining front-runners.
I occasionally (not much as it is sickening) go read the non DU Berner sites, YT channels, and Twitter feeds, and they are viciously opposed to Warren. It is disgusting to see most of the invective used against her and all the other of our candidates (except for Tulsi Gabbard, who they are convinced will be the next VP for POTUS Bernie).
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden