DNC and media destroy Super Tuesday

Joe Biden's quite a character. I bet the guy knows how to party! But I just think the DNC shouldn't be playing favorites - let alone interfering outright in the election process. Is it a crime to think that?

How complicit were the DNC and the media in rigging Super Tuesday?

In North Carolina, a poll had Bernie Sanders up by 13%. Biden won by 19%.

Virginia: Poll had Sanders up 9%. Biden won by 30%.

Massachusetts: Poll had Sanders up 9%. Biden won by 7%.

Minnesota: Poll had Sanders up 6%. Biden won by 9%.

What exactly is the takeaway from this? The corrupt DNC not only has members who work on the Mike Bloomberg campaign, but the DNC has also actively worked against Sanders. After Sanders won Nevada, the DNC lined up its establishment hacks as if to yell out, "STOP!!!"

When all is said and done, Sanders still trails Biden by only about 80 delegates. But what does the past week of 1996-style DNC corruption prove? It proves that if the DNC can put the brakes on an insurgent Sanders that quickly, it can do just the same with Trump. Will it? No. The DNC has spent more effort bashing Sanders than going after Trump. They'd rather have more Trump. That way, if a Democrat loses, they can say it was because they were too liberal.

It's not as if Biden probably won't beat Trump. But he sure as shit won't beat him by as much as Sanders would. One poll said 20% of Americans actually think Sanders is too conservative, so where does that leave Biden? Someone said Biden and Sanders actually wouldn't be that much different from each other as President. Of course they would.

On the bright side, Bloomberg's chances appear to be in shambles, which kind of dashes the media's dream of a Mike Bloomberg/Evan Bayh ticket. I don't think Bloomberg's few supporters flocked to Biden, because they're actually Republicans - including the ones in the DNC. Sadly for the party hacks, they can't win 'em all, no matter how hard they try.