Bernie Sanders can’t win. Literally and figuratively. (That’s not a bad thing, necessarily, if you
ask me).
Political insiders say that Sanders’
relatively gracious approach so far hasn’t worked. But they also say he faces
significant risks if he goes too negative against Mrs. Clinton. Joe Trippi, a
Democratic strategist, states that “It doesn’t seem to me that there’s any
winning strategy in the debate for Bernie Sanders. If he beats the living
daylights out of her, I don’t see him taking votes away from her.”
This,
for Bernie, must be mindful of the old Woody Allen line: “Mankind is at a
crossroads. One road leads to hopelessness and despair…the other to utter
destruction. Let us hope we have the wisdom to choose correctly.”
The
Sanders campaign is right as regards one thing. The Clinton Coronation is a
fait accompli.
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