Fauci’s Common Sense, Stimulus Stumbling Blocks, Sanders Still Stubborn

Bernie's song lamenting the practical end of the primaries:

"It's Not Easy Being Green."

Or perhaps Red, in his case.

I don't know. Bernie might think Joe won't actually make it as a viable nominee, and if they go with someone besides Bernie (looking at you Cu0mo, not you, Hillary), there might be quite the ruckus.

kedavis (View Comment):

Bernie’s song lamenting the practical end of the primaries:

“It’s Not Easy Being Green.”

Or perhaps Red, in his case.

He is an angry muppet.

Eustace C. Scrubb (View Comment):

I don’t know. Bernie might think Joe won’t actually make it as a viable nominee, and if they go with someone besides Bernie (looking at you Cu0mo, not you, Hillary), there might be quite the ruckus.

Don’t Republicans and conservatives want Bernie to stay in the race as long as possible?

Mysteriously, Jim Geraghty is constantly urging him to throw in the towel, and help the Democratic Party, but never says why.

Eustace C. Scrubb (View Comment):

I don’t know. Bernie might think Joe won’t actually make it as a viable nominee, and if they go with someone besides Bernie (looking at you Cu0mo, not you, Hillary), there might be quite the ruckus.

True. As long as Sanders remains a candidate, he can stake a claim to being first runner-up at the Democratic National Convention, if by then Biden's confused his coronavirus update with his skinny dipping excursions on the Eastern Shore of Delaware, and the party is forced to look elsewhere before the nomination vote. He loses a lot of that power if he gets out, giving the Dems a chance to go with someone else, who was either in the race (Warren, Buttigieg) or not (Cuomo, Hillary).