You know why no one in the Democratic Party or any party for that matter ever asks Bernie Sanders to make an endorsement for them?
Two-fold…1 Because he’s never done much of anything in his senate career of any significant consequence, and… 2 his ideas are so over the top absurd they don’t want their political brand confused with his.
Truth be told, if you took a private poll of all one-hundred U.S senators from both parties you know who would garner 75-80 votes as the senator most qualified to run for president?
Michael Bennet…not Bernie Sanders. Bernie Sanders wouldn’t even make a top ten list. Is it somewhat strange that the most qualified member of the U.S. Senate dropped out of the race yesterday while evidently a Sanders staffer was releasing a video of Mike Bloomberg’s comments in regards to stop and frisk back when he had the tough task of addressing mass racial homicides in two areas of his jurisdiction. Bernie Sanders would never make any tough decision in this regard. He’d do nothing except talk, sow discontent, and suggest a death tax on those in our society who work for a living.
Isn’t it strange this Sanders’ staffer released the video on the day on which it was revealed Bloomberg’s surge with African-American voters as the candidates get closer to the South Carolina primary.
Now one might understand why Hillary Clinton said what she said recently in regards to Bernie Sanders.
But in the end, the truth and understanding of the situation then in New York City will be explained within a context of the problems then and now with gun and gang violence in our cities.
But again, Bernie Sanders has never done anything of any political consequence which would put him under the microscope for second guessing.
We’ll have to wait and see who our first black president endorses if and when it comes down to Michael Bloomberg or Bernie Sanders.