that it is “Bernie or bust.”
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These people played a role in Trump’s 2016 win in certain states.
Keep your eye on a couple of “dark horses” back in the pack. Tom Steyer is in the race, and this time, he is supposed to make it to the debate stage. I have no idea how he would handle the free-for-all fustercluck that Democrat debates turn into, but I think he may be aiming at taking over the void left by the now failing candidacy of Joe Biden. Another back there, should Joe Biden be finally convinced of the futility of chasing the rabbit around the dog racetrack, keep a lookout for Michael Bloomberg. Almost diametrically opposed to Fauxcahontas’ take on Wall Street, he would bring a strong contrast to most of the Democrat Socialist field, and maybe, just maybe, rescue the Democrats from their own folly. But again, either of these two would be making a late start, and it is WAY too late for a viable third-party option.
“But some of them say they will never vote for her—in either the primaries or 2020.”
How many? is the important question.
There’s a small percentage required to shift the election one way or another. Bernie supporters being about 20% of Democrats, if half of those are “Bernie or bust” types, that’s 5% of voters who won’t vote (who would have voted D if they did); that alone is roughly enough to throw the election to Trump.
Doesn’t matter. The Dems have all their eggs in the Trump impeachment basket. They know that none of their declared candidates has a prayer.
Now if they get really, really desperate they might persuade Madam Secretary to jump into the race at the 11th hour. But she’ll just get smoked, too.
Gee, I don’t see why they wouldn’t vote for her-—she’s a liar and crazy as all get out, but otherwise, she’s fine.
None of them have any reservations about her and the big lies she has told about herself.