The scant coverage of Bernie's "Speech"

[Txbluedog]

I did not see much media coverage. Heck even McCain and Romney get more coverage and neither are actively seeking the presidential nomination of a major political party. CNN's coverage on their website even says it's a rehash of his regular stump speech. I guess people are over it?

[CrowCityDem]

1. There was no news in it. What's to cover?

[sister_rosa_refried]

2. Good!

CNN is devoting their coverage of the horrors of the Orlando attacks, as they should.

I think that the photo of his (Sanders) wife laughing like a hyena at Bernie's press conference on Sunday is vile. My question is to the Bernie supporters: Where was he during the Filibuster, dears?

Please get back to Sister on this question.

And in advance so you can understand this, Mrs. Clinton is NOT a current member of the Senate. So please save your canned reply of "Well, where was Hillary?""

Thank you in advance.

[BobbyDrake]

3. The world has moved on from Bernie Sanders.

He can believe otherwise, but that doesn't make it otherwise.

[kimbutgar]

4. It was on MSNBC for a short time, they put a pip of trumpster in the corner

The contrast was very interesting by each person's verbal body language. One looked insane. Until they brought the sanity back with only Bernie.

[Lil Missy]

5. Did one-note-Johnny say anything newsworthy? Anything new?

Pull up an old stump speech on YouTube. That's what he said tonight.

[eastwestdem]

6. I tuned in about 5 minutes late, and only saw a couple of minutes before they cut away.

I guess he's old news.

[rjsquirrel]

7. Well deserved

He lost months ago.

[Starry Messenger]

8. Only around 200,000 viewers.

No hard news.