Good point. If Bernie had gone all-in from Day 1 of the 2016 campaign (instead of initially running just to get healthcare in the national conversation, and because he couldn't talk Elizabeth Warren into running lol) that might have been a real contest. And conservative Democrats wouldn't have had the Trump gun to hold to voters' heads, because no one took Trump seriously at that point.
The most winnable was 2016, that primary was the real missed opportunity.
Good point. If Bernie had gone all-in from Day 1 of the 2016 campaign (instead of initially running just to get healthcare in the national conversation, and because he couldn't talk Elizabeth Warren into running lol) that might have been a real contest. And conservative Democrats wouldn't have had the Trump gun to hold to voters' heads, because no one took Trump seriously at that point.
You mean the one where the DNC literally admitted in court they could rig the primaries if they wanted to? And this was proven legal.