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Goodbye, Madame President
Sen. Elizabeth Warren fails to win even her own home-state on Super Tuesday and her campaign is probably over.
So, do Democrats want a moderate or a movement?
Restoration or revolution?
What is the core-strength of the Democratic Party; is it ideas or people?
No single Democrat seems able to defeat the independent juggernaut Bernie Sanders. But together, an anti-Bernie coalition of prominent Democrats certainly seems intent on trying.
They might even be winning.
In a surprising turn of events- which noted Democratic strategist and clairvoyant James Carville is perfectly correct in crediting to Rep. Jim Clyburn of South Carolina- Joe Biden has emerged from Super Tuesday the big winner.
Without Clyburn’s timely endorsement of Biden before the South Carolina primary win that breathed life into a campaign that seemed to be breathing its last, Joe Biden wouldn’t be where he is today.
Former Vice President Joe Biden now sits atop the scattered and shattered campaigns of the largest and most diverse presidential field in history. In a comeback for the ages, Biden has surged ahead in the wake of several critical Super Tuesday wins.