This was After SuperTues II.. "In the past 2 minutes @MMFlint has:"..

[Cha]

Link to tweet

[fleabiscuit]

1. MM is a total doosh. nt

[Cha]

2. Yep.. complete. From Nader to Now.. he's Wrong.

Mahalo, flea

[NYC Liberal]

3. "Bernie's vote totals don't reflect his massive support"

What kind of delusional rationalization is THAT?

"My candidate has massive support even though they aren't doing the one thing to concretely support him: voting."

[Zambero]

4. And Trump's low poll numbers don't reflect HIS massive support

The massive support being a bunch of MAGAT's making loud noises at a rally. Explanation being that volumeters don't quite eclipse actual vote tallies.

[BidenBacker]

5. And my 48 IQ doesn't reflect my massive genius intellect

Hey, I'm starting to get the hang of this. This logic/excuse will come in handy in a multitude of instances.

https://www.iqcomparisonsite.com/IQBasics.aspx

I'll definitely keep this in mind next time somebody calls me an imbecile just because that's what the stupid chart says.

[padah513]

12. You are too funny

[Cha]

6. Gaslilghting.. thinks he can get away with it..

It looks like BS couldn't close the deal.. he had "massive" rallies but no "massive" GOTV. "Massive" money, too.

Mahalo, NYC Liberal Thanks for commenting on what MM said.

And, what's up with the massive Votes from POC and suburban women being in "bad faith"? That's some kind of nonsense.. really bad excuse for BS losing.

The Voters Knew Exactly What They Were Doing.

[blue-wave]

7. MM no longer has any credibility with me. He matters not.

Hi Cha!! Mahalo!!

[Cha]

17. Aloha, blue-wave!

[OnDoutside]

8. He must have another movie on the way ?

[Cha]

19. yeah? like the last one that Dissed Pres Obama..

how did that work out for him?

[greenman3610]

10. Glad people are finally

Wising up to this guy

[Sloumeau]

11. When Bernie was asked how he would get all of his things passed in Congress...

he said that he would create a massive turnout that would make Congress much bluer. The fact that the only increase in turnout seems to be for Biden means that Bernie's claims, both of a massive turnout increase and of getting his agenda passed were both false. Voters chose the more experienced, more reasonable, and more practical Biden over Bernie's "pie in the sky" ideas and his incorrect beliefs of a massive voter turnout increase.


Here's the scoop: if you can't even get *Democrats* to buy into your belief structure, how are you going to get Independents and Republicans to buy into them?

[oasis]

13. Take a hike Mike. nt

[William769]

14. Kick & recommended.

[peggysue2]

15. Think it's become clear that Bernie's 'massive' support . . .

exists in the minds of his supporters and on social media platforms, primarily Twitter. Time and time again, people were reminded that the vast majority of Democratic voters did not tweet or read blogs and/or live online. For those that do, it's easy to get caught up in a bubble, a distorted reality where everything you believe is reinforced.

The Democratic base had a clear preference and it simply wasn't Bernie Sanders.

[Stallion]

20. ....and in the results of his Caucus results

…..which allowed him to claim he was competitive for far too long in 2016

[Politicub]

16. MM - a perpetual gasbag who is sometimes useful

Fahrenheit 9/11 was good for highlighting Bush failures. That's an example of his bluster and hucksterism serving the progressive cause.

But his commentary over the past few years has not been helpful or useful at all. About the only time I encounter his name is in a DU post. I don't watch enough TV news to see him live, I guess.

[wyldwolf]

18. "progressives" are so much smarter than the rest of us.