Time for the Dems to Centralize, around a Centrist

[RecoveringYuppy]

In short, just because it is taking a while for the Democrats to settle on one candidate, ...

It's not taking a while. We're extremely early in the process even.

 

[3point14]

These threads are so funny to watch. You point to an aggregate of polls showing Sanders winning vs trump in the general and people complain it's about the battleground states.

You point to an aggregate of polls in key battleground states showing Sanders beating Trump and people complain it's really about getting the independent votes.

So you show polling that Sanders is the most preffered by independents so they complain it's too early or all polls unreliable.

You ask then what measure should be used and why it's any better than actual polling and you get nothing.

Until two days later when they go right back to their original alt-facts that Sanders isn't electable but centrist candidate X is because they say so.

And I'm not saying the candidate has to be Sanders so everyone must get on board, (though that's a favorite strawman of some here), as that same polling shows multiple other candidates beating Trump too.

But let's stop pretending Sanders can't win just because he's not your preffered candidate.

It's the line the billionaire owners of the press are putting out because they're utterly terrified. Terrified of government of the people, by the people, for the people.

Can you imagine the Bernie landslide with an honest press rather than the propaganda filled bollocks that passes for journalism (on both sides of the pond) these days? He's walk it.

 

[Distracted1]

"Imagining" a Bernie landslide might get us though the next four years of a real Trumpster Fire.

I would rather not live that.