Tornado Alley (PROG)

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please, exactly are you basing your disagreement with F6's

" if Bernie's our nominee, by late September/early October it will be painfully obvious not
only that he will lose, badly, but also that we will have zero chance of taking back the Senate"

on? There is plenty of reason for any one to hold the position F6 stated.

Some here

"Were Democrats to make the "democratic socialist" from Vermont their nominee, would he have a chance of winning a general election?

We posed that question to six of the country's top political scientists, and their answers were broadly consistent: Under some unlikely circumstances,
Sanders could win a general election. But nominating him would make it significantly more difficult for Democrats to keep the White House."
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=120514553

Please, what rational and objective reasons, evidence, whatever, do you have for disagreeing with that?

Am only asking because i honestly can't think of any. Bearing in mind the goal is to get Dems elected.