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Well she didn't win in my state. I hear where you're coming from but the Dems kinda stacked the deck against Bernie and even if he wasn't the man for the job, that doesn't negate the fact that she wasn't exactly ideal either. And if we know anything about elections (and I assume this is true for primaries as well) we know that money and support from leadership and donors matter and she definitely had more support in that regard.
I would agree that it was doomed from the start and anything beyond that in terms of strategy and whatnot is a secondary concern.
And, I'll also say, is more aligned with the party than the far left is, as she was in agreement with them on almost all issues except for raising taxes on every single worker regardless of income.
Never got that either but I think this is correct. Hillary had more support than Sanders despite all the bleating from his people, like somehow "brilliant" Evil Genius Debbie Wasserman Schultz managed to steal the nomination from him, a woman who couldn't manage a one car funeral.
But, until lefty voters start voting based on realism instead of nonsense like "I'd like to smoke weed with this person" while Republicans do show up and vote for their nominee no matter how odious, voters will continue to hand over the reigns of power to Republicans, all the while keeping their precious purity and not much else.
