win enough states to get the democratic nomination, and he failed.

Once you fail at that first step, there is no point speculating how he would have done at the next step.

That's like a high school ballplayer arguing that he would have been great in the pros, but never got tapped for a college program.


>no such thing as a perfect candidate. Well, Obama was the
>closest but it's not Bernie's fault 3 millon or so less people
>are still on the nuts of the old establishment.
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