'Biden can finish Bernie off in Michigan'

[Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin]

Super Tuesday weakened Bernie Sanders. Michigan may break him.

It was Michigan where Sanders engineered a primary day miracle four years ago, upsetting Hillary Clinton and imprinting his populist agenda on the industrial Midwest.

The result not only presaged Clinton’s inability to win over white, working-class voters in the general election, but underpinned Sanders’ argument that, in running again, he could succeed where Clinton failed in a race against Donald Trump.

One week from now, Sanders may not even win the state.

Even before Sanders’ woebegone Tuesday — marked by losses to Joe Biden throughout the South and in Massachusetts and Minnesota — a Detroit News/WDIV-TV poll put Biden ahead of Sanders by nearly 7 percentage points in Michigan.

Of voters who had already cast absentee ballots, the outlook was bleaker, with Sanders running behind Biden by nearly 20 percentage points.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/elections-2020/biden-can-finish-bernie-off-in-michigan/ar-BB10KCk6?li=BBnb7Kz

[TwilightZone]

1. Sanders' woebegone Tuesday - ok, that is just brilliant

That is a brilliant use of the term in context. It had to be intentional.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lake_Wobegon

[FM123]

3. I sure hope so.

Every time I turn on the tv it seems like Sanders surrogate Michael Moore is bashing the Obama/Biden administration and blaming them for not doing more during the Flint water crisis.

[potone]

5. My understanding is that the Flint water crisis is on-going.

If that is the case, Michael Moore was right to criticize them. Clearly the state government had failed the residents of Flint. They needed help from somewhere.

[AGeddy]

4. I really want to see Michael Moore's reaction when Biden wins Michigan by double digits

[LongtimeAZDem]

7. Will he say Michigan is s "not Representative" of America?

[musicman65]

6. We need Him in

Grad Rapids,to finish off the bs from bs