This is a preview of what Sanders in the General Election would look like

[Renew Deal]

Poor performance and shocking losses.

[herding cats]

1. Much, much worse.

But, I get your point.

[Meadowoak]

2. It ain't over until the fat lady sings!

[Renew Deal]

5. He lost Maine, Minnesota, and Massachusetts

Got crushed in the south, and is likely headed for disaster in TX. The delegates in CO will be split 4 ways. This is a disaster for Sanders of shocking proportions..

[TwilightZone]

3. And blaming Democrats.

He spent about as much time hacking away at the other candidates, some of whom already dropped out, as he did talking about issues.

[W_HAMILTON]

4. Biden looks to beat Sanders in Virginia by the same margin that Sanders beat Biden in Vermont.

When people said that we might lose Virginia if Sanders were the nominee, tonight's results look to back them up.

[dumptrump1]

6. and he will win texas?

[Renew Deal]

7. Nope

[unitedwethrive]

8. As passionate as Bernie's followers are towards him,

many of his detractors are just as passionate that he not win. It was well reflected in the results yesterday.

[Renew Deal]

9. The "democratic establishment" tweet lit a fire under a lot of people

Throw in some Cuba madness, stock market revolts, and here we are

[Tom Rinaldo]

10. No it's not.

Super Tuesday was a contest between someone who represented long needed deep structural change in America running against someone who represented a return to prior stability and a restoration of common decency to America's leadership. A contest between Sanders and Trump would be a completely different match up. The fact that so many voters made up their mind to vote for Biden in the last 48 hours prior to Super Tuesday shows it wasn't Sanders being soundly rejected, that distinction goes to Bloomberg who bled his voters to Biden. Sanders did not fall down, Biden rose up. Voters want clarity on who can best defeat Trump and last minute indicators seemed to point toward Biden, so he reaped the benefit. Sanders for the moment is the path not taken, the choice became binary and the momentum was with Joe. It's Biden's race to lose now, but if Sanders somehow regains the upper hand he would enter the Fall election as the Democratic Party nominee running against a deeply flawed and corrupt human being, not against the very good man who he ran against last night.

[honest.abe]

11. Huge screaming crowds.. but few votes.

A massive fail.