Former Vice President Joe Biden made a decisive comeback in yesterday's "Super Tuesday" primaries, which saw 14 states cast their ballots for the Democratic presidential primary race.
"No presidential candidate of recent times has rescued a failing campaign in such spectacular fashion,"… https://t.co/PZH6MhiJy7— CNN (@CNN) 1583328612.0
Biden won 10 states on Tuesday and now has a little over 500 delegates. Sanders is close behind with nearly 460.
Just an astonishing comeback for Biden. I can’t think of a bigger and more sudden one. https://t.co/wefKt460zP— Nick Confessore (@Nick Confessore) 1583335228.0
However, Biden got some key endorsements from candidates that dropped out of the election and off the ballots before Super Tuesday votes took place.
Those who dropped out to endorse Biden were Mayor Pete Buttigieg...
JUST IN: Pete Buttigieg will endorse Joe Biden at a rally tonight at the same time as Amy Klobuchar… https://t.co/2BtUWipljv— CNN Politics (@CNN Politics) 1583180001.0
... and Senator Amy Klobuchar.
These endorsements were important for Biden, whose campaign is now uniting the moderate Democrats in the field around a shared vision and singular candidate.
After a disappointing Super Tuesday, Mike Bloomberg also called it quits and threw his endorsement to Joe Biden.
Three months ago, I entered the race to defeat Donald Trump. Today, I'm leaving for the same reason. Defeating Trum… https://t.co/8plfkT21q4— Mike Bloomberg (@Mike Bloomberg) 1583335347.0
Bloomberg endorses Biden: “I’ve had the chance to work with Joe on those issues over the years, and Joe has fough… https://t.co/fJpiBQxqU4— Tim Mak (@Tim Mak) 1583334719.0
However, all of these candidates dropping out of the election and endorsing Biden is creating some speculation that the DNC might be pressuring the candidates to drop out.
BREAKING: @MSNBC & @maddow just reported that multiple “senior officials” within the Democratic Party are interferi… https://t.co/6vHFjeFwQI— Shaun King (@Shaun King) 1583277819.0
As a result of these speculations, #RiggedDNC, #RiggedPrimary, and #BernieOrBust2020 began trending on Twitter.
Sanders supporters are making the case that the DNC is pushing Bernie out in a similar situation that was argued for in the 2016 Democratic primaries where Hilary Clinton walked away with the nomination.
Think about this. It took the money of 2 billionaires, Warren, the Klob, Petey, Beto, the Clintons, Obama, Castro… https://t.co/esW2whhesw— Mary Najeddine (@Mary Najeddine) 1583322604.0
Dear ppl who think @JoeBiden can beat Donald Trump; You're doing the same thing you did in 2016 when we told you H… https://t.co/ujoRLUTuUx— ✊🏻 Stained Class 🦺 #SinglePayer #PeoplesParty (@✊🏻 Stained Class 🦺 #SinglePayer #PeoplesParty) 1583336208.0
And many are fighting against these trends arguing that Sanders supporters are no better than Trump's...
... and that Sanders supporters are not living in reality.
#RiggedDNC=66% of Democrats are moderates. Someday the Bernie or bust people are going to wake up to that reality..… https://t.co/1UOOugqqL8— Steve Redmond (@Steve Redmond) 1583331400.0
At the end of the day, some believe Sanders just isn't delivering.
The #BernieOrBust2020 is super salty because their candidate failed to deliver after claiming he was leading with… https://t.co/1hrOnrwDbt— Slick (@Slick) 1583322423.0
One thing is certain, with candidates dropping out of the election, those votes will go to one of the remaining candidates. So, many voters potentially flipped to either Biden or Bernie, helping each candidate.
After a disappointing finish during Super Tuesday, Warren is apparently reassessing things.
#BREAKING: Warren reassessing campaign after disappointing Super Tuesday https://t.co/S4PLsdhYrQ https://t.co/3n1Uew4YSH— The Hill (@The Hill) 1583335692.0
And some believe that if Warren were to drop out, it would help Sanders immensely in a fight against Biden for the Democratic nomination.
Who is getting your vote in the Democratic primary? Are you #BernieOrBust2020 or are you going with Joe?
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