Democratic Primaries
In reply to the discussion: 'BernieBros' is a divisive term and shouldn't be used by Democrats who claim they want unity. [View all]BlueWI
(1,736 posts)link us to empirical evidence of who Bernie Bros are, demographically, and how many exist.
I'm assuming they're men, since they're Bros, and they're white, since all Bernie's supporters are white according to Bernie's opponents, and they're middle or upper class, since they're entitled, as some tend to say.
As soon as enough evidence is posted from actual data, or at least a sociologist or political scientist is quoted who applied the term Bernie Bro to legitimate research, then this subject will be at least worth discussing.
Till then, the reasoned response is to call out the Bernie Bro label for the pot-stirring and reductive moniker that it is, especially when it encourages derision and dismissal of Sanders' current support among majority of Latino and young Democratic voters, a significant number of black voters, and others whose primary preferences should be respected and debated fairly.
primary today, I would vote for: Undecided