Yeah, I guess. It seems like a mistake to me. If I was a party member, I'd want the party's strongest possible candidate running, even if that person wasn't the incumbent.
@lnxw48a1 And what is the DNC doing??? Going Herd.
Glenn Greenwald on Twitter: "The perfect prism for understanding the battle over Democratic Party: One of the most diverse working-class political coalitions seen in decades makes Sanders the front-runner, and the Dem establishment successfully begs a GOP oligarch to spend billions to try to destroy him:
>Quote Tweet Brian Schwartz >NEW: Mike Bloomberg's campaign is preparing a media onslaught against Bernie Sanders. Opposition research, more digital ads, op-eds and surrogate TV appearances are all in the works to attack the Democratic front runner.
@lnxw48a1 Which all presupposes that the two wings of the Business Party are working in the interests of different sets if people, which they aren't. The ruling class can can get behind a President of either wing 99 times out of 100, which is why Sander's mild "radicalism" (which doesn't even include such basic measures as stopping imperialist wars) is such a threat.