Democratic Primaries

He didn’t bring the youth vote like he bragged he would. He didn’t increase his vote share any. He didn’t broaden his coalition any. He hasn’t even shown any inclination to work toward party unity or supporting down-ticket Democrats. He has the audacity to tell the rest of the patty and it’s voters that it’s his way or the highway, and insults and demeans anyone who doesn’t agree.

Women and minorities hate his guts. Especially after he and his malevolent minions had the malevolent audacity to call them, of all people “Establishment” Democrats.

Well, guess what? “Establishment” in this case means THE BASE, and no party will take kindly to a candidate who goes out of his way to attack their base.

In the end, he’s the same all hat, no cattle loudmouth poser he was the in 2016, and that means he has nothing new to offer. He has zilch the Democrats want that makes granting him concessions worth the while.

You get concessions only when you have something worth trading to grant them. He’s the same candidate he was in 2016, so the concessions he got in 2016 is all he’s going to get—because it’s all he deserves to get.