In trying times like these, what people really want is - socialism. At least that’s the thread of hope Bernie’s followers are hanging onto.

Democrats in South Carolina and Illinois may not have given him the nod, but Bernie’s a hit with Democrats Abroad.

Political challengers often go to great lengths to get their campaigns back into the media. What better way than to try to show your competitor in a bad light?

The VT senator and presidential candidate Wednesday night went from the plane at Burlington International Airport right to a car, which left promptly. He didn’t talk to the press then, nor was he in a talking mood when the press knocked on his door after he returned to his Burlington home.

Sanders was on the ropes and whatever glimmer of hope existed that he could climb back into contention was extinguished when the coronavirus epidemic forced a virtual shutdown of campaign activities. Any potential for a rebound has vanished.

Have Democrats finally finished playing pin the tail on the donkey party candidate, and picked Joe Biden? Or will 2020 continue to be the year when nothing goes as predicted?

The Bernie Bros. are talking about an exodus if the Biden nomination really happens. Bad news for Dems, great news for Trump supporters. But - how many will really do it?

Joe Biden was cool and collected and no matter how hard Bernie tried, he couldn’t land any haymakers during the Sunday night debate.

Jon Margolis asks: how many times do the ‘experts’ (including him) have to be wrong about the Democratic nomination before people starting taking whatever they say with a grain of salt?

Echoing the perseverance of Winston “Never Surrender” Churchill or Sanders’s hero Eugene Debs, the socialist activist who ran for president several times, Vermont’s junior senator said he will not give up despite losing a string of states to Joe Biden in the Democratic presidential primary.