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Galen Druke

I actually think he would drop out before June. In 2016, he had the argument that Clinton couldn’t win the nomination without the support of superdelegates. He won’t have that argument this time. And if he wants to matter going forward, he can’t totally burn all bridges to the party.

Micah Cohen

So the early returns aren’t great for Sanders — most notably in Michigan …

IF Biden does pretty much wrap up the nomination in the next couple weeks, do people think Sanders would drop out? Or would he keep fight until the end a la 2016?

Clare Malone

Sanders’s electability argument was also always one about the general election — that he was actually better positioned to bring back disillusioned Trump voters to the Democratic Party because he, Sanders, was able to speak credibly to that sense of disillusionment as an outsider, etc.


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