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Politics : View from the Center and Left
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To: koan who wrote (429221)2/6/2020 3:23:06 PM
From: NAG1  Read Replies (1) of 540835
 
koan,
Racheal Biticore, who predicted 2018 better than anyone, and as I have posted, said what allowed the Dems to win in 2018 was "bringing out new voters" , which no one does better than Bernie by any measurement; not getting the right wing Republican's to vote for Bernie.
According to this article on NPR, that is not the case

apps.npr.org


A snip from the article

<<Entrance poll data from NBC News show that first-time caucusgoers were way downthis year. Just 35% were caucusing for the first time. Not only was that lower than the 57% in 2008, it’s lower than the 44% in 2016.>>

I will vote for Sanders if he is the nominee but, IMO, he is the weakest in the general election against Trump. I think Sander's supporters are very passionate but that does not translate well to get others to vote for him.

PS-Welcome back
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