If Sander's *really* cared about the people, he'd drop out and endorse Liz.

[Firebrand Gary]

Think about it.

[democrattotheend]

1. Why? He's done much better than she has in the primaries so far

I personally would prefer her to either Bernie or Biden, though I like all three, but why is he being called on to drop out and endorse her instead of the other way around, when he has gotten way more votes and delegates than she has?

[Firebrand Gary]

4. It's also optics, I think.

Liz doesn't have the divisiveness that he does, which is why democratic voters are currently rejecting his candidacy. I like the comments he just made in his press conference talking about how he, nor does the American people wants this to nose dive into divisiveness. Good move Senator Sanders!

[democrattotheend]

7. I thought his press conference was all sour grapes and attacks on Biden?

That's what someone else on here said. I didn't see it.

[redstatebluegirl]

2. She would make a much better candidate than he would.

She isn't waving and screaming, whining and blaming all the time.

[Firebrand Gary]

5. It's what Pete understood, and why I hope he's given a fare shot in the future.

Sometimes you've got to put yourself aside for the greater goal.

[squirecam]

3. No

He has earned the right to stay in.

[CentralMass]

6. Joe has 566 delegates, Bernie has 501, Elizabeth has 61. How does your suggestion make sense ?

[Firebrand Gary]

9. It's simple.

Liz has done a better job of setting the tone, which is why more people would flock to her. You cannot bash the people you're trying to govern, they will not vote for you. That's what it comes down to.

[CentralMass]

11. I like and admire her but that scenario has not played out.

[Under The Radar]

8. Why not Telsi?

[Firebrand Gary]

13. Because we have enough Russian assets with Trump and his administration.

Tulsi failed to support Trumps impeachment and refused to sign the indivisible pledge. These are disqualifying.

[Magoo48]

10. Of the three of them, Liz is definitely the most intelligent and creative.

[emmaverybo]

15. Except that she has a more narrow focus than Biden. Her focus is almost exclusively on

domestic economic policies, her campaign themes income equality and anti-corruption.

Biden went bigger on themes and makes more of an emotional connection to audiences. I find emotional IQ a valid measure of intelligence.

She’s definitely more academic, cerebral, an economics expert. But other issues just seem to elude her. Foreign policy for one.

Biggest problem was a lack of relationships with AA leaders and communities, which she simply could not make up for at the last minute.

[Act_of_Reparation]

12. Sanders' endorsement wouldn't help.

If Bernie could erase institutional sexism with a few words, then fuck it, let's just skip the election and make him president for the rest of his life.

[Firebrand Gary]

14. I think you're getting to an issue not talked about.

Bernie hurt Hillary in 2016, just speaking truth. He went too far (and too ling) in sowing the seeds of distrust, which played right into the minds of voters who were sexist.

I suspect that there are a lot of voters, female and otherwise who're still angry with him for that. Liz does not have that issue.

[TheCowsCameHome]

16. What good would that do?

She's struggling right here in Massachusetts -her home turf.




It's over for her.