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| Above: March for Bernie Sanders in Waupaca, Wisconsin on the weekend before the April 5, 2016 presidential primary election. (Facebook) |
Next up are Arizona, Florida, Illinois (March 17), Alabama (March 31), Alaska, Hawaii, Louisiana (April 4) and Wisconsin, (April 7).
Bernie Sanders will win most or half of these states and likely blow Biden out in Wisconsin.
This will mean a few dozen delegates as the difference going into mid-April.
This will of course require Bernie's attack on Biden's hostility to Social Security and Medicare drawing blood in Florida.
Then, a two-and-a-half week hiatus followed by New York, Pennsylvania and several New England states on April 28, (2020 Election Presidential Calendar).
Democratic special interests know the score and they are scared.
Time for media talking heads to implausibly declare 'game over' now and Tuesday night.
Questions from Wisconsin: Will Rep. Gwen Moore (D-Milwaukee) actually do something and endorse Bernie Sanders?
Sen. Tammy Baldwin (D-WI) ruled out an endorsement last August, (Vetterkind, Wisconsin State Journal).
Rob Ganson offered his assessment here on the 2016 debacle:
The corrupt neolib, third-way 'democratic representatives' and party officials who fixed the primary for the Clintons made the Trump presidency possible.The reaction of the Democratic Party in 2019-2020 reveals its intent to again ignore its betters.
Nowhere is that more obvious than in the pivotal state of Wisconsin, where, despite our overwhelming vote for Sanders, our 'representatives' worked against us and for the Clintons. This while it was obvious that while Sanders would beat Trump, the Clintons would lose.
So, along comes Joe Biden.
C'mon. Biden spends most of his time trying to appear to a populist progressive, then sells out to the highest bidder.
No way am I voting for Joe Biden if the Democratic Party rigs the game again.
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